The Press., 1921-05-05

the young and those older. The music was excellent and Mrs Gahon's solo exceptionally sweet. Miss Chalker was the organist at Bible school. U @..s' South Wilmington. @S,"
 Rev. MT. Kendrick of Windsor will occupy the pulpit in Memorial church next Sunday. 5
 Miss Margaret Brownlee was the weekend guest of Miss Hazel Ander- son of Norwich. William Pike and William Rinaur of end guests of Mir and Mrs. James Patterson, New Jersey, were the week Service.
 Friday May 18th, there will be silver medal speaking contest at Memorial church under the auspices of the Wilmington Women's Christian Temperance Union
 William Ladr is making a number of changes around his place, which he recently purchased and is now open for business. He has this week added to his business Republic truck. The Woman's Missionary society will meet on Friday evening at 7.45 o'clock at the home of Miss Rosa O.. Hall. There will be report of the Jubilee meeting held in Boston last week.
 On Saturday, at p. m, Ad. Topper vein of The Winchester Repeating Arms Company is to give an exhibition of shooting at the Gun club grounds in South Willington. MT Topperwein has worldwide reputation as rife shot and all who are present will | witness a marvellous exhibition of his skill.
 The spring rally of the Willimantic Christian Endeavor Union will be held at Columbia this week Saturday at 2.3O and o'clock p. m. The local Junior society is to be represented in the Pageant -Four Decades of Chris tian Endeavor." This rally will com memOrate the 10th year of Christian EndeavOr.
 The Holland County Sunday School association will hold four district in stitutes next Tuesday and Wednesday. The meeting for Tuesday will be at SOmers and Ellington at 2.30 and 2 o'clock D. m. and on Wednesday at North Coventry and Andover, at 2.3O and o'clock p. m. Two teams of workers from the state office will con- duct the meetings It is expected that several from the local school will attend the meeting in North Gov entry.
 The members of the Get-To- Gether club, who are trying out for a place on the base ball team, are starting out pretty good so far this. season, having played two games in. Holland and winning both. One of the games was played last Sunday. and ended in a score of 29 to 15 in favor of the G. T. G. club Those who took part were \ as follows: w Wochomurka, catch CT; F. Ladr, pitcher; H. Hansen, 1st b.; c. Toberman; End b; Olin French, 3 b; R. Ladr, s.s; Harold Hansen, of {: c. Andrews, If; L. Cahoon, If. Tol- land team: B. Wochomurka, 2 b; A. Morgansen, p; Dunn, c; Rhodes, 1 b 1; Neff, Srb; Gritch, s.s; H. Andrews, l. f; Rounds, of; Meacham, r. f..
 This seems to be a record year for moving, a number of changes have been made during the last few weeks. Joseph Toberman, who purchased the John De Cicco place, is now occupying the same. MT. De Cicco has moved into the house, recently occupied by his brother, Angelo De Cicco, who has moved to the tenenent formerly oc- cupied by Miss Cora Devereaux; who is now occupying the tenement for merly used by. the, late Herbert Lilh- bridge. MT. Elmer Mathews will soon occupy the tenement vacated by Mir Toberman and MT. Henry Richardson has moved into the Gurley place for merly occupied by Fred Service, who is now occupying the tenement for merly used by Harry Hopkins. MT. Thomas Denman will occupy the ten ement formerly used by MT. Mathews Who is next to move?