The Press., 1922-11-16

On Friday Mrs. Gahan, teacher of the Center school with her pupils, marched to the common and placed a beautiful wreath on the soldiers mon ument that attracted much pleasant notice on Armistice day and Armistice Sunday.
 There seems to be no lack of coal in this vicinity. The prices are high of course, but no one is complaining. They are thankful to be fortified against the winter. The c. Hall, Jr., Co.,, have been very Obliging and con- siderate in supplying old customers.
 There was a good number out on Sunday to enjoy the excellent sermon and sweet music, Miss Coleman at the organ. It was noticeable that in the congregation there were nine of the Parker family and the AmidOns count ed up into teens. All these faithful attendants living at a distance that could easily be made an excuse for ir- regularity or continued absence from the house of worship.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Fed erated church has members in all sec tiOns of the town and out of town, who on occasion, lend valient service. Four leading ladies of South Willing ton are life members, Miss Hall, Mrs. w. H. Hall, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Hol- man. The membership fee is but 25 cents a year, and every lady in town would be welcome as member and as nv nA their presence would greatly enhance the interest and helpfulness, and would stimulate community spirit.
 To correct errors and omissions in last weeks issue regarding the excel lent and we'll served collection on cleo tiOn day: Mrs. Walter Colburn, Mrs. Arthur Spicer, South Wilmington; Mrs. Arthur Devereaux, Mrs. Edwin Car penter, Mrs. Hans Hansen, West Will lingtOn; Fred COlburn, cook; F. Luch- art, L. Woodwork, kitchen helpers. The Ladies' Aid had no part The president emeritus stands corrected and begs leave to hope that in two years there may be, at least one wo- man candidate and that conditions may be such that the time honored Ladies Aid will, as has been the GUS tom for some years, have the pleasure and profit of serving lunch. There has been no friction nor unpleasantness in any way and every body interested is happy.
 NOVEMBER SKIES The marvel of November skies So WOndrOusly they harmonize, With moods of mind, fair summer
 gone,
 The landscape dun, our hearts fOrlorn: And then above dull clouds of grey The sun bursts forth, transformed our
 day!
 Afar outlined against the sky Line above line blue mountains lie Mid clouds, swift wings, wild geese in
 flight!
 Airplanes of God, of peace of right. The flags are out! Armistice Day! How could ones mind thus go astray! A flash of thought the war reviews, The thrill returns of wOndrous news. To gold is turned the skies dull gray. The afterglow redeems the day.
 South Wilmington
 Mrs. John Richardson was a recent visitor in SOmersville, where she visit ed at the home of her mother.
 Special communitiOn of Uriel lodge. A. and A. M., Saturday evening at 73O o'clock. Work on the F. c. degree.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Kinsman of Stafford Springs were the guests on Sunday of MT. and Mrs. William H. Bracket.
 On next Thursday evening Climax chapter, Order Eastern Star, will have a visitation from the officers of the grand chapter.
 Miss Gallup, grammar teacher in the school here, has returned home suffering with severe cold. School has been closed during her absence.
 A daughter weighing lbs, was born to MT. and Mrs. Gallup Service last Monday morning. Both mother and daughter are resting as comfortably as can be expected.
 The newly organized basket ball team of the local Y. M. c. A. went to Baltic Wednesday evening where they were scheduled to play the fast team known as the Wanderers.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter E. Malo and daughter, Beatrice, motored to Wor- cester last Sunday where they were the guests of MT. MalO's brother, whom he had not seen for II years.
 The G. Hall, Jr. Co.,, are building an addition to the dairy barn for the benefit of those employed there. It. will consist of sleeping quarters and other necessary accommodations.
 The third annual convention and supper of the Holland County Young Mems Christian association will be held in Memorial church Friday eve ming, November 24, at 63O o'clock. There will be annual reports, busi- ness session and, inspiring addresses. DaleVille
 There will be masquerade dance at the Bohemian hall in DaIeville, Sat urday evening, Music by Social or