The Press., 1921-10-20

Clarence E. ElQrouSe anu uIIl0 son and Mr. and Mrs. Edward 0. FL dredge wish to express their sincere thanks for all the sympathy, kindness and helpfulness that has been shown by the entire community during their recent great bereavement.
 Miss Mersereau went Wednesday morning to Hartford for few days, her friend, Mrs. Penrose, sending her car for her.
 To day Misses Palmer and Cunning and Mrs. Hutchins closed Rest cottage and left for the latters New York City home for the winter. Mrs. Hutchins is in much more comfortable health than when she came in the spring. It seems superfluous to say that these ladies will be greatly missed.
 Many readers of this column will be interested to know that for the present, Mrs. Carrie Eldredge Nichols will remain with her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. c. Eldredge, at the home farm and that her brother, Clarence, and his little son, Claud, will remain there, MT. Clarence continuing his employment at the Greencrest Poultry Farm, driving back and forth.
 Miss Jennie church and her guest for a week, Mrs. Robert Cartier, of Natic, Mass, attended the great fair and among the 15,0OO people present met hardly one who was in attend ance only few years ago when they with every one drove there with hosts of friends and acQuaintances and the now pervading motor car was on ex- hibit among the novelties. On Sun day Miss Church had as dinner guests Lieut.. Colonel Earl Church and Mrs Church of Hartford, Howard Church of New York, and Miss Leila Church of Rockville, an enjoyable family re- union. In the afternoon the party took Miss Church and Mrs. Cartier | for a delightful motor ride. Mrs. Carriers son, Frank, has a large flor ist establishment in Natic and Mrs. Cartier makes her home with him and his wife. Her daughter, Julia, is well married and living next door to her brother. Mrs. Cartier has gone on for week with each of her two sis ters in WestpOrt and in NOrwalk. South WillingtOn
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Pobuda and son, Julius, arrived home last Satur- day evening after visiting in Chicago. Miss Sarah Wolstenholm, who had been visiting in England for about nine weeks, returned home on Monday of last week.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards return ed home Saturday evening, after visit ing with friends in Boston, Gloucester and New Hampshire.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Webb of Tor ringtOn have been visiting this week at the home of Mrs. Webb's sister Miss Cora Devereaux.
 J. Began, a former employee of the Pratt & Whitney Co.,, of Hartford, has accepted the position of blacksmith for the G. Hall, Jr., Go.
 Mrs. Joseph TamborinO, who had been a patient in the Johnson Memo rial hospital at Stafford Springs re- turned home last Sunday.
 The many friends of Clarence FL dridge, who is we'll known here, sym pathize with him in the loss of his wife, who passed away suddenly early | last Friday morning.
 MT. and Mrs Elmer Mathews and son and daughter, George and Sarah,
 and Mrs. Sarah Mathews attended the
 golden wedding of MT. and Mrs. Geo.
 E. Wright of Hartford last week. MT. | Wright is the grand keeper of the Knights of Pythias of Hartford
 The regular meeting of the Rural
 Y. M c. A. was held in the hall last Tuesday evening and was well attend ed. Action was taken in regard to 1 holding a minstrel show in the near i future. All members are earnestly requested to be present on next Tues day night to make arrangements for the show.
 | Miss Mann of Boston will te the 1 speaker Friday evening at the Memo rial church. This meeting will be | held under the auspices of the Wom- ems Christian Temperance Union Miss Mann is a very able speaker, and
 it is hoped that a good attendance
 will greet her. The public is invited 1 to attend.
 At the Holland county Rural Y. M c. A. field day meet held on October 8, in the Rockville fair grounds, the koys of this town carried off of the
 Emblem prizes. In the weight class of 95 to 125 lbs John Zemec took first prize for the standing broad jump. Carl Smith took 1st prize fol
 the running broad jump. In the class of 80 to 95 lbs, Barton Richardson
 took first prize for standing troaC
 jump, with John Wrana second. II
 the unlimited class Charles ZemeC
 took second for running broad jump
 In the shot put unlimited, Wm. Pardu'
 took second prize. The boys made {
 very good showing for the first time
 taking part in a field day meet. Th'
 prizes consisted of different styles jersey Y. M c. A. emblems.