The Press., 1921-06-16
Donald D. Mitchell has purchased

Donald D. Mitchell has purchased new Cadillac roadster.
 Miss Margaret Parizeau was a week end visitor in Hartford.
 Miss ROsalie Carmen of Chicago is visiting with Miss Barl ara Chapin.
 Misses Esther BrodersOn and Ger trude Bruce spent the weekend at their homes here.
 Miss Gertrude Gilmore of H1rtfDrd spent Saturday and Sunday 0e the Fitzpatrick home on West Main street.
 William Comins was graduated from Worcester academy on Monday. Dr. and Mrs. A. c. COmins attending the closing of his two year course at the academy.
 Miss Hilda Fitzpatrick is home for tie summer after completing a two years course at the pr. Arnold school of Gymnastics in New London. Mrs. Ellen Fitzatrick with the Misses Celia and Margaret Fitzpatrick and Francis Fitzpatrick attended her graduation, on last Friday.
 At the Methodist church next Sun day morning the pastor will speak on "The Wilderness Temptation" and in the evening on The Craze for Big Things" The Sunday school picnic will te held next Monday at Forest Park, Springfield. Automobiles and trucks will leave the church at S.3O o'clock.
 F. G. Sanford attended the eighth annual convention of the New En- gland Bankers association at the New Ocean House, Swampscott, Mass, June 10th and 11th. At the meeting of the Connecticut Bankers association, which was held there Friday after noon, MT. Sanford was elected treas urer of the association for the ensuing year.
 The members of the graduating class of St. Edwards school all laden with packages of edible lunch, left on the nine o'clock trolley yesterday morning for Rau's pavilion Crystal Lake on their annual picnic. A va ried and interesting program made an enjoyable outing. The party was by Mrs. Victor Bissonnette and Mrs. Edwin Schreier
 The residents of Colorado and par ticularly those in the vicinity of Pue- bio are in dire need of aid in the form of clothing and food In an effort | toward the relief of those suffering in | his district, the American Express | Co.,, through the agency of the local | express oSIce, will transport any | packages from here to organizations | in the stricten vicinity provided the | is legitimate relief sO- ciety operating in the territory flooded by the breaks in irrigation systems in Colorado. It is suggested that any article or package for this purpose be addressed to the American Red Cross, Pueblo, Col.
 On the Little Big Horn," a drama of the wild and woody west, in the days of Custer and his Indian fights, was, played by the Connecticut dra- matic association of Somers in St. Ed wards hall on Tuesday evening be- fore a large attendance. Although wrist watches and modern slang like 'Oh Boy" were not in common usage in the middle of the thirteenth cen tury, the acting was of a first class nature and comedy was generously sprinkled throughout the entertain ment
 The graduating exercises of the high school will be held at the Para mount theater this evening at p. m., with the program as given last week pr. Robert J. Alley, president of the University of Maine will give the ad- dress. His subject will be ''The Weight of Man" The senior class will hold their class night exercises on Friday evening at St. Edwards hall with the following program:
 Further FOOlishneSs of @1921." Welcome address, Thomas Fletcher. Roll call, Dorothy Belcher. Class sta tistics, William Belcher. Class gifts, Emma TonOn, Chester Belcher Class history, Edmund Towne Class proph- ecy, Doris Blick. Prophecy on prophet, Blanche Hanna. Class will, Edwin Schreier, Francis Pagan. Degrees, Kenneth Smith. Advice to under grad uates, Helen Gilligan. Reply, Ralph Baldwin.