The Press., 1922-05-11

at the store of c. P. Hodgson any time before May 18th. All packages must be plainly marked-FOr Armenians, in care of Mrs. Hodgson's s. s. class.
 WELLINGTON
 Miss Bennett's many friends are pleased that she has returned home from her visits with relatives in many places in Connecticut and Rhode Is- land.
 Mrs. George Lyon has gone to Plain vile to visit her daughter, Rhoda, Mrs. Robert White, taking with her two of her grandsOns, Chester and Douglas KOrner.
 Dr. W. E. Britton of New Haven State experiment station, state ento- mologist, and Mrs. BrittOn, were re- cent guests of MT. and Mrs. George V. Smith, at Green Crest Farms.
 Miss Hall on Monday afternoon took the decorating committee of the church to visit churches in Rockville, Manchester and Ellington, giving them a delightful afternoon and an OppOr- tunity to gain artistic ideas regarding the work in hand at the church here.
 Jessie Emo and daughter, Alberta, fomer residents, have closed their house at Mansfield Center for the summer and have gone to Rocking ham, Vermont to remain for time with MT. and Mrs. Reed, (Nee Della Eno) who have charge of a large es- tate there.
 On the evening of May 18th the Girl Scouts will give a play called "The French Maid and the Monograph" !" Characters: Helen FIeigel, a young lady; Carrie Mirtl, her sister, Rena KOrner; their mother, Rose Parizek; the most intimate friend, Mildred Mirtl; a student, Rose Pelican; chaf- ilg dish expert, Mary KOler; a servant, Emily Parizek; representing the Der nard system of education by phonO- graph. The exercises will commence at o'clock. Admission 20 cents There will be music, songs and reel tations.
 Former Pastor, Rev. Theodore Bach eler, who is recuperating from a se- riOus throat operation,- removal of ton sils and complications, having been given a six weeks respite by his church, passed Sunday with his par ents in TalcottvilIe, assisting his fath- CT, Rev. Francis Bacheler, at the ser vice. where 15 new members were re- ceived, all past middle age; there be- ing a great spiritual awakening there MT. Bacheler was only able on Monday
 while here to call on Mrs. Reed, Mrs
 Preston and MT. and Mrs. Smith, but hopes to come later for longer stay
 He left regards for all friends.
 The rainbow social of Friday even
 ing was a great success in every way
 the receipts being about $50. Many 1T the crowded rooms asked the natura
 and sensible question, What can bt
 done to help the pretty, convenient
 commodious Congregational church
 standing useless and forlorn across
 the green, to assume it's right ant IprOper place in the work of the Fed
 erated church as a SOcial-aid house
 The Baptist church is being beauti
 fully and permanently fitted for re lligious purposes, why has not the Con IgregatiOna1 society, who have a larg
 and growing fund, an equal obligation to care for the social need of the com
 munity?" What is everybOdy's busi
 ness is nobody's," seems to be revers
 ed and everyone is interested. Tn
 Sunday school rooms of the Baptis
 church were, for the first time, lighte
 by electricity, to the qualification o
 all present.
 The program of the Rainbow sOcia committee: Misses Mersereau, Rick
 etts, Parker, Doris Amidon, declare
 by all to be excellent, was as follows
 Musical selection; recitation, 'Kee Smiling" Mary Bluhusiah; exercises
 (Walter Camp), Barba and ElsieAmi
 don; solo, "Comin thru the Rye, 7 Mildred Mirtl; recitation, "Bein good" Robert Preston; piano solo } darkey selection, "Hoeing corn," Lii lian Sourup; character represents tion, Georgiana Pokorny; solo, Mir F Gahan, accompanist, Erwin Allen l "Minding the Baby" recitation, 9Th 3 town of on't-You-Worry," Eth' 5 Wraight; violin solo, Trials of 80, t Dorothy Wilson; recitation, "Nobod! - did it." Esther Hansen; Type-tak g off, 'DThe Brides first visit to tn , butcher" Emily Parizek; duet, "Pel = feet Day." Pastor Allen, Wilbert Woo l F. Tyler -accompanist; solo, MT q Gahan, Miss Mann accompanist; rec 1 tation, Not going to the dogs" Pete t Homer; song Spring Time" Rainbo . Girls; solo, 1.-TWO Cities" Rev. M e Allen; selection by orchestra. Leo q 10. Woodwork was at the door. Mus
 committee, Misses Cunning; Rose Pa e izek; candy and May baskets, MT Brown, Miss Copeland; aprons ar 7 bags, Mrs. Smith; Chejuse fortur " teller, Mrs. Gahan; cake; Miss Palme A guest, a White Goose, that by chanC flew this way,
 s Helped the evening to make very jol and gay.
 , Misses Amidon, Mildred, and Miriu Parker
 0 Had charge of the booth that nee, e ed no marker.
 }. AS Mystery, ever, an interest makes, a And the goose given boxes all wel s like hot-cakes.
 e In passing it seems only justice to st o Mrs. Snedicor sent the goose flyiI e this way
 Heavily laden, but it made a bra e flight,
 3 Request made by many that u d Goose may remain
 I Suggests that in June it may he