The Press., 1921-05-05
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w. R. e. meeting on Friday evening.

w. R. c. meeting on Friday evening. Regular meeting of WolcOtt chapter,
 o. K. S. Thursday evening, May 12. Mrs. Eugenia Mathews of Spring field, Mass, is here for few days. A new horse lawn mower has been added to the Hyde Park equipment. Miss Mildred Hanley of Willimantic was visitor in town during the week. Regular communication of Ionic lodge next Tuesday evening at 7.SO. [ Work, NJ. NJ. degree.
 The baseball meeting that was to be held Friday evening will be postponed until Friday May 13.
 Mrs William Zelz and daughter, Alma of Norwich spent part of the week visiting MT. and Mrs. Leo Zelz.
 Miss Beatrice Tetrault of ChicOpee Falls, Mass, was a weekend visitor at the SabOurin home on Wilmington avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Simeon Laurion were on Sunday called to Canada by the ill., ness of their son, Leo, who died Tues day night from typhoid fever. He was
 fifteen years old. Arrangements for the funeral have not yet teen com pleted.
 A I Mitchell has purchased from George Gary the strip of land running from the dam to the end of the line The strip includes the Rose blacksmith shop. Arthur Rose has accepted a position in the Mattesen Blacksmith shop on Willington avenue.
 Mrs. Alfred SabOurin and Mrs. Tnh ,al To ada, where they were called l.y the death of their father, Eclide Degre, age 96 years. Previous to going to Canada over fifty years ago MT. Degre was resident of Stafford.
 Mothers Day will be observed next Sunday at the Methodist church The pastor, Rev. E. A. Legg, will preach Mothers Day sermon. The decora- tions will consist of floral memorial tributes to the mothers who have passed away. Any such contributions should be at the church not later than nine o'clock Sunday morning. The committee on transportation consists of Hannibal Alden, Freeman Patten and Miss Florence Washburn. Any mother who would like to attend the service and needs conveyance will be gladly brought to and from the church f any one of the committee or the pastor is notified. Every mother at ending will be given a pink carnation. n the evening the pastor will preach )n "Life's Touchstone."
 On Friday afternoon, there will be held in conjunction with the regular field day events of the grammar school track events for the boys of grades V, VI, VII, VIII. This program has been arranged by MT. Murphy of the High school and has been made on the following Easis: Each of the four grades represented enters a team of eight into the contests under the di- rection of a captain. Members of each team compete on a scale of points. Credit will be given for each grade according to the contests won. Handicaps will be given to members of the fifth and sixth grades according to size and weight of the contestants. The grade gaining the greatest num- Der of points will receive a silver lov- ing cup engraved for the occasion. The captain who handles his team with the greatest efficiency will be awarded a prize. The events to be held are, a relay race, standing broad jump, running broad jump, pOtatoe race, handicap race, wheelbarroW race, hundred yard dash, and tug of war. The judges and assistants to Mir. Murphy, will be, Clark, Pagan, Belcher and Baldwin of the high school. At the close of the events a baseball game will be held between grades VII and VIII, for the award of a base ball to the winning team.