The Press., 1921-07-28
WELLINGTON. South WillingtOn. WnGAW. MSAwWrmm

.4AtIsE under this head IF cents Q lime. Card of thanks-We the under signed take this means of expressing our sincene thanks and gratitude to | our many relatives and friends who assisted us in our recent bereavement by kind words and deeds, or in any other way help to tighten our burdens. Their acts of kindness will never be \ forgotten.
 \ Signed
 MT. and Mrs. Toberman and family. | George Richardson has purchased a new Ford coupe.
 Miss Agnes Pobuda returned home last Sunday from the Johnson Memo rial hospital.
 Miss Rose Truiker of New York is \ spending two weeks vacation at the home of her brother.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Mather and ! daughter are visiting in Providence this week with relatives. Miss Alice Burian of New York is visiting at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Pobuda. Mrs. Cornell Green Jr., of Greenfield has been visiting with MT. and Mrs. Cornell Green, ST., and family this week.
 Miss Mary Zucik returned home last week from the Johnson Memorial hos pital, where she was operated on for tonsilitis.
 Albert Richardson of Mystic, who has recently accepted position with the G. Hall Jr.S Co.,, had his family and furniture moved here last week. MT. and Mrs. Paul w. Benson of \ Mansfield Hollow announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Gertrude, to Ralph J. Battye of Stafford Springs. An important meeting of the wOm- en's club will be held at the school on Friday evening at 7.SO o'clock. All women are cordially invited to attend.
 Master Willard Osborne of Oakdale, Mass, who had been visiting at. the home of MT. and Mrs. w. H. Bracket for the past week, returned home last Monday.
 Mrs. Douglas Wilson and children, Robert and Eugenie, of TuckahOe, N. Y., has been visiting the past week at the home of her brother, Charles Woodwork.
 The regular meeting of the Chris | tian Endeavor society was held last week Thursday under the auspices of the honorary members of the W. c. T. U. Rev. MT. Lanphear of Chaplin was the speaker for the evening.
 The following named attended the field-day of the Holland county w. c. T. U. at Mount Ochepetuck, last Fri day: Mrs. E. J. Holman, Miss Rosa O. Hall, Mrs. Lucy Tucker, Mrs. Ida Brown, Mrs. B. J. Mathews and two children.
 The funeral of William Parker took place from his late home last Tuesday afternoon. Interment was in the Will lington Hill cemetery. Funeral in charge of Undertaken Baker of Staff ford Springs. Funeral services were held in Memorial church, Rev. MT. Hendricks officiating.
 The funeral of Private Henry Tober- man, who was killed in action over seas, was held last Saturday afternoon at the Memorial church. Rev. MT. Rees of Stafford Springs conducted the services. There were many beautiful floral offerings from relatives and N friends. The bearers were former service boys Interment was in the Wilmington Hill cemetery. MT. Rees conducted the committal service.
 The regular meeting of the rural Y. M c. A. last Tuesday evening was largely attended. Business meeting was held, number of new applica- tions were received. Demonstrations in first aid was given by the members after which a talk on first aid was given by MT. Arthur Merrell of Rock vile. He was followed by Rev. V. V Sawyer, also of Rockville, his subject being challenge to fuller life, such as the Y. proposes. After the usual sports and festivities of the evening the session was adjourned at an early hour.