The Press., 1922-08-17

I'll. U OpSOhACL4ASt 0A Rockville, will be at Ronalter's jewell ry store next Tuesday from 2 to 6 p. m.
 We are in a position to serve Ice Cream in any quantity or form. Either in gallon, quarts or pints, in bricks or boxes. We serve at the tables, either plain dishes, Sundaes or Banana Royals. Stop in and try us. We guarantee you satisfaction.
 CampO's New Store Mrs. Joseph Dimock and mother with to express their grateful appre- citation of the faithful service of Dr. F. B. Converse, for the nursing of Mrs. Annie Houchans and the kind ness of neighbors, who saved their hay crop, Eddy Burdick, Charles Ami don and four sons, his hired man and two strangers who called and assisted in getting the hay.
 Joseph DimOck seems to be rallying from his long and distressing illness. Charles Korner is substituting for W, Masinda, the regular carrier, on route one.
 Friday, Dr. and Mrs. Converse and guests passed a delightful afternoon fishing at the Coventry Lake.
 On Sunday William Downs and fam fly took Mrs. Adeline Spencer and her uncle, George A. COsgrove, to Holland to visit the Steele family, relatives of Mrs. Spencer.
 Recent guests of Mrs. E. J. Pratt have been MT. and Mrs. Richard Burchnall and family of Hampden and Mrs. Harold w. Pratt and son, Jean, of Providence.
 Samuel A Gardner and family of New Haven are passing a restful vaca- tiOn at the family home, Three Gables. Miss Gardner is visiting long time friends at Ludlow, Mass, where her father, Rev. Austin Gardner, was at one time pastor.
 William Snyder of New York City, who has for many years held an i'm pOrtant municipal position, passed the weekend at Hillside. His sister, Mrs Jordan Snedicor, of Brooklyn, a guest, is making good recovery from her late indispOsitiOn under the treatment of Dr. Converse, and Miss Ricketts as nurse.
 On Sunday morning, Rev. MT Sloat, much to his regret, by an unavoidable combination of circumstances, failed to make train connections in time to reach the Hill for the morning service. The waiting congregation accepted and made the best of the disappoint- ment by uniting in a pleasant and helpful devotional service, Miss Dun ming at the organ. The well attended Bible school followed as usual.
 On Monday morning Miss Ricketts was surprised by call from cousins who had passed thessWeek-end in New London and were ep route for theiE IhOme In Boston, MT. and Mrs. Charles Allen. MT. Allen is the we'll known publisher of many popular books, among which is Hutchinson's "If Winter COmes," Little Brown and Go MT. Allen being the head of the firm.
 Friends were not surprised on Mon day to hear of the passing on, of Mrs. Adalaide Holt Eldredge, widow of William Eldredge, who has been a great sufferer from a chronic malady for some four years. Mrs. Eldredge was of Colonial stock, daughter of Timothy Holt, born on the farm oppo- site the cemetery, now known as Kon- jockety. She leaves two step daugh- ters, Mrs. Jennie Eldredge Nichols and Miss Annie Eldredge, one own daughter, Miss Mary Eldredge and two sons, Messrs Charles and Willard Eldredge. Mrs. Eldredge was a ein- telligent woman and during all her active life useful in church and socie- ty,popular and hospitable and devoted to her family and home. Her son Charles, and her daughter, Miss Mary and Miss Annie, have during her long months of suffering shown almost un- paralled devotion to her. They all have the deepest sympathy of their many friends. Mrs. Eldredge had one brother, Gustavus O. Holt, who died several years since, but will be re- called by older friends as a summer visitor of his sister for many years.
 South Wilmington
 We are in a position to serve Ice Cream in any quantity or form Either in gallon, quarts or pints, i1 bricks or boxes. We serve at the tables, either plain dishes, Sundaes oI Banana Royals. Stop in and try us We guarantee you satisfaction.
 Campo's New Store , Miss Tina Kaddy of Boston, Mass. is spending a two weeks vacation al the home of MT. and Mrs. G. H. Hall.
 Holman H. Hall is attending thu Choate summer school for a month.
 Mrs. Cyril Battek is visiting witt friends and relatives in New York.
 Misses Annie and Mary vo1ek O New York are the guests of MT. ant Mrs. John Fialla.
 It is expected that the Hi-Y bal team of Rockville will play the loca Y here on next Saturday afternoon a o'clock.
 Louis Charette of Hartford, for mer resident of this town was il town this past week renewing old ac Quaintances.
 Rev. w. V. Allen is expecting hi father to come and visit him here Rev. MT. Allen expects to have hi father occupy the pulpit in Memoria church next Sunday.
 Angelo Rafael received a bad fal last week when attempting to jun from a moving automobile. He los his balance in stepping from the cal and received number of bruises, be sides inf fn h nd