The Press., 1921-05-19
w. R. C. meeting Friday evening

w. R. c. meeting Friday evening.
 A May picnic is to be held at Cooper Lane next Sunday.
 Regular meeting of Baker chapter, Eastern Star, next Wednesday even- ing.
 Miss Mollie Kuslansky of Hartford was a weekend visitor at the KatzO- witZ home on Grant avenue.
 The c. H. Moore & Co.,, lumber and coal yard closes on Saturday after moons and the Dennis Grain mill on Thursday afternoons for the summer. | A party of local Odd Fellows were in attendance at the grand lodge meet ing of their order in Hartford on We'd nesday evening. The trip was made in automobiles.
 \ Mrs. Michael Mullins spent a few days last week with relatives in Springfeld. MT. and Mrs. George Smith and children accompanied her home on Sunday.
 Mrs. J. D. Griffiths, the recently elected president of the Current Events club, is attending the State Federation meeting of Women's clubs at Stamford this week.
 A renOvating process is being put into operation on the brick houses belonging to the Rhode Island com pany on Keefe's Plains. The build mgs are now StuccO finished. Mrs. Lawrence Petterle and son, who have been in Italy for over year, returned to their home here last Sat urday, not being able to accompany MT. Petterle, who returned some months ago.
 The Saturday evening dances at Rau's pavilion, West Rock, Crystal Lake, will start on May 18th. There will be dancing at the pavilion on Memorial day afternoon and evening. The pavilion floor has been resur- \ faced.
 ! Mrs. Eugene Basquin and daughter, Miss Helene, of Richmond Hills, N. Y., were guests of there aunt, Mrs J. D. Griffiths over Sunday. Miss Helene will enter Smith college this fall, so I Mr.. Griffiths took them to Northamp- ton, Saturday to visit that institution
 The topic for the mid-week meeting at the Congregational church tonight will be "The dynamic of a great ex- perience." Is. 6:6-8; John 1:4O, Al, 45; 4;28-3O, 39; Phil 3:8-12. Note the impulse gained from the religious ! experience of Isiah, Andrew, Philip the Woman of Samaria. Compare the ! similar impulses of other converts here and abroad. How much of it have we?
 The American Legion are the re- eipients of an invitation to attend Memorial service in the Grace Episco- pal church on the Sunday preceding Decoration day. The memorial ser vice will be held at 1O.3O o'clock and a delegation from Strazza Post are planning to attend in a body.
 Harold Bruce, who has been em- ployed at The Press office has return ed to Palmer, Mass, where he has taken the position as foreman in the Journal office. Robert Sullivan, now employed in the Rockville Leader | office, will return to take a position E in The Press office next week.
 At the annual meeting of the w. C. T. U. held in the Episcopal church May II, the following officers were elected for the coming year: Presi- dent, Mrs. A. B. Harper; vice-presi- ! dent, Mrs. G. w. AmidOn; secretary | K Arthur Cady. Rev. N. w. Heermans gave an interesting address on tenn perance work. The superintendent ! of social service, Mrs. Hannibal Alden, will be glad to receive books and mag azines WAieh-,Will Ee sent to the Sol diers and Sailors Home.
 At the shoot on the Hollow road on last Thursday afternoon Ted Cox was | first with Angus Park a close second ! Another shooting party is scheduled ! for the same field this afternoon. In the interest of gun club there will be a meeting at the Business Mems club room on next Monday evening" All who are in any way interested are ! requested to attend without waiting for personal interview Enthusiasm is growing high in the direction of a competitive shooting contest for Mem Orial day.
 William Comins of Worcester acad- emy visited his parents on Sunday. He was on his way back from the Princeton athletic games where he secured first prize in the running broad jump by attaining distance of 22 feet and inches. This is the long est jump yet credited to Bills record In the one hundred yard dash he was second and also secured second place in the 220 yard run. Including Bill a team of four men from Worcester academy competed at the Princeton games and secured fourth place. Next ! Saturday the same team will compete at the Harvard games.
 The first of the Older Boys confer ence of Holland county, under the auspices of Holland County Sunday School association, and the Holland County Young Mems Christian asso- citation, will be held at the Union Con- gregational church, Rockville, this week Friday and Saturday. The Con ference will begin on Friday at 4.3O p. m. daylight saving time) with regis tration of delegates, followed by open ing session at 53O, and conference dinner at 6.3O. Addresses by F. A Stanley, New Haven, and Rev. P. E. Thomas, Rockville. Saturday session at 9 a. m. with addresses by H. H Smith, New Haven, w. L. Chandler New, York City, and L. E. Hill, Bridge port. p. m. lunch at Union church
 2 D. m. closing session, with addresses by A. G. Robinson, Tiensin, China, anC \ PnTy Dn1r opI