The Press., 1922-08-03

l bury in gathering some 300 water lilies, Miss Anna Findeisen, the flower committee, was able to decorate the Universalist church, July 23rd in a very artistic manner. After the ser vices the flowers were given to many of those present and some were taken to the Johnson hospital.
 Stanley Kology of Stafford Village had a narrow escape when his fathers woodshed was struck during the storm late Friday afternoon. The bolt went through the shed roof and passed out i through the wall of the building, kill | ing calf and seven chickens, near by. Young Stanley, who was not far away, was knocked unconscious but recover ed after few minutes.
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 Earl Belcher has purchased a new Ford automobile. An addition on the pearl button shop has commenced this week.
 Harold Barrett of Hartford visited local relatives the first of this week.
 Miss Emma Speilvogel of Hartford visited Mrs. Harold Ensminger last week.
 Harry Smith returned from Hartford last Sunday night with his DOrt tour ing car.
 William Chandler and daughter, Mil dred, visited relatives in New Britain recently.
 Mrs. Edith Mathews has been the guest of friends in MOnsOn for several days recently.
 Mrs: A. c. Melvin of Baltimore, Md, is spending a few weeks with MT. and Mrs. PhilO West.
 Mrs. Rose Silk and Mrs. Leon Cooley and Ernest Cooley were in Spring field last Saturday.
 Fred Roberts visited his parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Roberts, in Sey- mour over Sunday
 Mrs. c. Smith and son of Long Is land N. Y, is spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs. VOnDeck. MT and Mrs. Luke D. Shields and little son of MOnson are spending their vacation with relatives in this vicinity.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Skinner and children of Bolton and Mrs. H. Lee of Vernon were guests at the parsOn- age last Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles Wochumurka of. TOl- land and Mrs. Orpha Pigeon of South Wilmington visited local friends and relatives recently.
 Miss E. HedWig Anderson and liar old Ramson of Springfield were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Merl Hughes over the weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. B. G. Phelps and chil- dren and Misses Julia and Vera Pagan have returned from their vacation at Narragansett Pier.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. J. Brown and daughter, Bessie, left town this week for touring trip through New En- gland with their automobile.
 The Sunday school picnic held at Crystal Lake last Saturday was large ly attended, a tountifuI dinner was served and the usual good time was enjoyed by all.
 Miss Mary Sartori, a nurse at the Wesson Memorial hospital at Spring field, is spending a three weeks va cation at home with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Lawrence SartOri.
 Herbert West and MT. and Mrs. Bar nett and son of Philadelphia and Mrs.
  hampton and Miss Mennier of HOlyOke were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. PhilO West.
 Miss Pauline Staniek and Jack Mushil were united in marriage We'd nesday August 2, at the Baptist par sonage by Rev MT Tholen. Miss Lil- lian Vasley was bridemaid and Will liam Jezek best man. They went to New York on their wedding trip. They have both been employees in the pearl button shop.
 The Epworth League topic in the Congregational church next Sunday evening will be: John Huss-The Wit ness, Acts 2: 1-21. Leader, Mrs. Charles KIecak. The Epworth League roll will be called, and it is desired that all members be present and re- spond to their names with a testi- mony"or bible verse, If you cannot be present please send your testimony. The quarterly business meeting will be held after the devotional service.