The Press., 1921-04-28
Mrs. Nellie champlin is with rela-

Mrs. Nellie Champlin is with rela-
 tives in Springfield. .-
 Mrs. J. A. Mix has returned from
 Naugatuck where she has been with her daughter, Mrs. Walter Pease.
 MT. and Mrs. George N. Bertrand at tended the funeral of William Rollin- son of Uxbridge, Mass, last week. Chief of police Hayes summoned John Brown, Carmine Kemp, Burt T. Eaton and Francis L. Upham for jury duty in superior court, Rockville, on Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Fayette Bennett, who have been guests of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. c. R. Newton, will return to their home in Newton Center, Mass, to-morrow.
 A special car loaded with curious school children of the eighth grade left on a special trolly car yesterday morning bound for Hartford. There they viewed the working of the state assembly and other matters and points of interest in the capitol city. The trip has become an annual affair. Luncheon was obtained at the Y. M. c. A. The party was under the guidance of Mrs. Arthur B. Snow, their teacher.
 A large number, including ten wis itors, attended the Current Events club meeting Monday evening. Miss Mary E, Smith read paper she had written on Stafford" and Miss Ruby Gold told of "Stafford's Flowers" Both were of general interest and much enjoyed. Mrs. Giltert Wagner sang Reconciliation" by Carl SObeski and "The River and the Sea" by John son. Miss Mabel Meyers was the ac- companist. A revision of the clubs constitution and bylaws was. voted,
 Under the auspices of The COnnecti- cut Sunday School association there will be held, Friday afternoon and evening at the Congregational church, Children's Division Regional Con- ference. This is especially arranged for parents and workers in the Cradle
 Roll, Beginners. Primary and Junior departments of the church school and pie interested or willing to be in the work of these departments are cor dially invited and the parents are urged to Le present. This attractive noon-4, service of worship, Rev. Levi Rees; vocal solo, Miss Violet Hayes 4.15, The Meaning of Children'5 Week, Mrs. Lucy Stock Chapin; 4.45, three departmental conferences: a. Cradle Roll and Beginners conference, Mrs. Mae D. Ingraham, Hartford; The Be- ginners' Service Of Worship; Utiliz- ing the Little Child's Activity; The Cradle Roll and Beginners Depart ment Methods of Work b. Primary conference, Mrs. Lucy Stock Chapin; A Primary Lesson Taught; The Child's Reproduction of the Story; The Primary Room and it's Equipment. c. Junior conference, Miss Agnes Steven, Hartford: The Department Program: The Junior Classes. and Missions; The Junior Department Organization, Methods and Material. 5 to, 6, social hour in which to get ac- quainted. There will Le vocal and instrumental music by Mrs. c. H. Moore and Mrs. Frederick Lane, read ings by Mrs. Earl Gary and story tell ing by the out of town speakers. 6 supper, served by the Ladies Aid, Price 25 cents. Rev. H. N.. Heermans will give the invocation and E. B. Pen ny will be the toast master. Evening song and prayer service, led by Rev, B. A. Legg; vocal solo by Mrs. G. A. Wagner; TAO address, "The Partner ship of Home and Church School" Mrs. Lucy Stock Chapin; 810, address, Religion in the Home," Rev. Clarence Hill Frank, D. D. While the above conferences are taking place, these divisions of young people will meet in groups with teachers, leaders, and parents for the following program: 4, devotional service; 4.15 address '"The Boys Life at It's Best," Elmer P. Hardy, county Y. M. c. A. secretary; 4.45 divisional conferences: teachers of girls, Mrs. Cora Downs Stevens, Mrs. Jeanette Phelon; Girls Life, (a) Ideals, (b) Possibilities. Teachers of boys, Elmer P. Hardy, Richard Whita- ker. Boys Life, (a) Their Ambitions; (b) Their Tasks and Activities. 2, Devotional Service, Rev. Levi Rees; 7.15, Address Girls Life at It's Best" Mrs. Cora Downs Stevens; 7.45, Div isional Conferences: Girls Division, Mrs. Stevens, (c) Teachers Task. Boys Division, MT. Hardy and MT. Whitaker. (c) Leaders Task