The Press., 1921-05-19


 from Mrs. Jennie Sharp Braman, who was at Hamilton, New York. attend ing a notable missionary gathering under the auspices of the Hamilton Theological seminary.
 Louie Morse and family had a rainy day for their moving to the new home in Mansfield, but the large close mo tor van prevented all danger of dam age. One old time neighbor, at least was very sad to see them go.
 Speckled beauties caught in a sing ing brook on rainy morning by "a contemplative disciple of Sir Izaak" made ready for the frying-pan were a tempting supper for a fitful appetite. Thanks to thoughtful Green-Crest neighbOrs.
 Mrs. Howard Penrose of Hartford, who sails on Saturday the 21st for summer in Europe, leaving for New York on Thursday for necessary ar engagements and formalities, came to say good bye to her friend, Miss Mer- sereau, and to Mrs. Preston recently.
 Miss Pauline Chalker has accepted we'll deserved and complimentary position as assistant to principal and substitute teacher in the North Side school of 500 pupils in the city of Bris- tOl. She will keep her home here, at LOomis Naples, although the distance will prevent her return each Friday night, as when at Eagleville, where she has Teen very successful Much regret is felt at her decision to accept the new proposal. Miss Chalker came here from Hope church in Springfield, Mass, and has been efficient and help full in the church and Bible school here. Her many friends wish her every success.
 Among the corners and gOers of the week have been Mrs. Ada Wilbur Munhall and little daughter as guests of her mother, Mrs. C.. B. Robbins, Charles Allen, wife and two sons, Laurence 3, Walter 1, of Manchester, at Leon WOOdwOrth's. D. B. Gardner of Rockville at Three Gables, Profes- sor Marshall Barker of Boston Univer- sity at Belcroft, Mrs. Colonel William AlcOrn, son, of the graduating class of Yale university, and daughter, at George V. Smiths, Miss Pauline Chalk CT of Eagleville at LOOmiS Naples, Mrs. Anna Parazek Of the borough schools at the W0stral farm, Mss Vinetta Coleman of New York at her summer residence, The Studio, Mrs. J. w WDurriO of Elizabeth, N. J., at Hill side farm. Miss Ricketts returns from New York, a force of forestry men in state employ at the Rider House in addition to the regular guests of Miss Church, and others.
 MT. Palmer of the Y. M. c. A, having with him a professional soloist and choir leader, came Sunday morning in place of MT. Allen, whose visit is indefinitely delayed. MT. Palmer has won friends at each visit, and this time the singing was factor in help fitness and the service seems to have aroused real enthusiasm, and fervor. The gentlemen were guests at dinner of Miss Mersereau, at Hillside. Mrs. Browns Bible school class of over twenty bright boys were out in force. According to the established rules of the church organization next Sunday should be the one for the reorganiza- tiOn of the Sunday school, so that the report of the years work may be given at roll-call When reports of all the church auxiIiaries are given by the proper officer it greatly enhan- ces the interest of the meeting and shows intelligently the standard of efficiency of the church as a whole, and awakens a sentiment of commu- nifty responsibility.
 West WillingtOn.
 A daughter, Eloise Elaine, was born to MT. and Mrs. Joseph P. Usher on May 12.
 Mir. and Mrs. Peter Johnson of Hart ford spent a few days last week visit ing relatives here.
 MT. and Mrs. Steve Dezso, Jr, of Brooklyn, N. Y., spent the weekend with their parents.
 South WfllingtOn.
 Rufus Worden has moved to Willi- mantle.
 Miss Dorothy McFarlane of Bristol was home over Sunday
 Regular communion of Uriel lodge, A. F. A. M, next Saturday evening at 7.3O o'clock. Work on the M. M. degree
 John Neal was taken to the John son Memorial hospital on Tuesday aft ernOOn where it is expected an oper- ation will be performed.
 The Get-To-Gether club base ball IedIu uSl0dICU Ln0 EdBl0Vlll6 pail team last Sunday afternoon at Eagleville. This is the fourth game they have played and have won them all.
 Edwin Snow, who has been confined to the house the biggest part of the year with a severe case of asthma, is now at the home of his father in law in Holland in the hope that the change will help him.
 Interest still continues among the members of the Willington trap shoot ing club. There was considerable shooting done last Saturday and some good scores were made. New mem bers are coming in. Already three prominent men of Rockville have join ed the club. @
 The charter members of the Order of Eastern Star, which is to be insti- tuted on May 28, met last Saturday evening ill Masonic hall, Morrow, and made arrangements for the instituting of the chapter, and are now making arrangements for the entertaining of the officers of the grand chapter. HAVF V0TID