The Press., 1922-06-01

University or Maine ana naS ndu SSF- eral years experience as high school principal and supervisor of schools. He is also a graduate of the Emerson College of OratOry and has a superin- tendents' certificate from Columbia university.
 W.R. c. meeting Friday evening.
 MT. aad Mrs. A. J. Tilden of Water bury were here for Memorial day.
 Miss Mary I. Newton and niece Miss Frances Newton returned from Cali fOrnia, Friday night.
 Nomination of officers will take place at the meeting of the Onneco tribe. l. O. R. NJ. tonight.
 The IaC'es of the Congregational church I.IlI serve salad supper on Friday at h D. m. Price of supper 70 cents.
 A Leauty shop is to be opened in the Warren block by Belle Tacy, graduate of the Mansfield Beauty Culture acad- emy of Boston.
 Nomination of officers will take place at the regular meeting of Iona Tuesday night.
 The Chris tjan Endea1ur meeting and the evening service of th+ COngreea lional churcl will le suspended unril the third S,EaCay in September.
 On the guessing contest held at ''Zelz" last week the winners were as follows: First-J. Comins, 1912; sec Ond, Mrs. Davis. l201; third, R. Parks, 1900: M. Argenta, 1900, E. Scotia, 1900 G. Angel, 1900. There were 1211 pea nuts in the jar.
 Grace Church Notices.-Services on Friday at a. m. and 7.30 D. m. Sun day is Whitsunday, holy communion a. m.. morning prayer, 10 a. m., holy communion and sermon 10,50 a. m., evening prayer and sermon : D. m., Sunday school and catechism at T. noon.
 Richard Wightman. son of MT. and Mrs. H. R. Wightman. celebrated his fifth birthday anniversary. yesterday, Ly entertaining his neighbOrhOod play mates. The patriotic parade was a feature of the games, led by a drum mer boy. each little paper halted guest, carrying a flag, marched up Highland Terrace. The luncheon ta- ble with the illuminated birthday cake, tiny flags and pink favors, proved very attractive to the children. Many gifts were received by the little host.
 The All Stars and Arrows of Rock ville last Tuesday played a double header, the Arrows taking the first game by a score of 10 to 4, and the All Stars winning the second game 8 to 2 in innings. In the morning game Elio FOntanella struck out 13 men and was certainly doing his share in playing the game, but the support of the All Stars caused the defeat In the afternoon game the Arrows started with a rush. getting six runs before the All Stars settled down. Angelo FOntanella's three bagger in the seventh won the game for the All Stars. The score:
 Arrows 3x-1O All Stars 1O11O1O0O-4 Two base-hits. Scussel 2, E. Fontanel- la, M Ziegler; three-base hits, Alex Fontanella and M. Ziegler; stolen bas- es, M. Ziegler, Scussel 2, Sartorf, E.. Fontanella, Weber, Wicke; base on balls, off Dowowich 5, E. Fontanella 1; struck out by E. Fontanella 13, by DOwawich 8; left on bases, All Stars 8, Arrows 6; wild pitches, Dowawich 3; Empires, c. Fontanella and Hirth time, 1 h 40 min.
 All Stars OO03O23-8 Arrows 114OO1O-7 TwO-base hits, Scussel and Sartori; three-base hits, Angelo Fontanella; double plays, Alex Fontanella to An gelo Fontanella; base on balls, off Orlowcky 5 left on bases, All Stars 8, Arrows 2; UmDireS WadwOrth and C. FOntanella; time In min.
 The opening of the golf club Satur- dayday drew large attendance. The assembly rooms was elaborateIy hung with artificial pink cherry blossoms and pink azaleas were tastefully ar ranged on the luncheon tables. Punch was served during the afternoon and just one hundred persons enjoyed the supper. Twenty-fOur players came from MonsOn for the match and were victorious by score of thirteen to ten. Many enjoyed dancing in the evening. The following is the result of the golf match, Nassau system of scoring, one point for each winner, being used: F. H. Marsden o H. B. Pinney E. w. Pierce H. Gilmartin 1 J. G. Lincoln o J. H. Valentine 1 G. w. Ellis Alvan Smith 1 J. M. Davidson o R. NJ. Fiske 1 ID. F. Cushman l Angus Park 0 l.. F. Flynt James Sheppard, Jr. 1 Elmer Hayes l A. I. Mitchell o R. T. Enterwistle David Mitchell l Geo. Seymour 1 Richard Pinney 0 Burt Anderson 1 Lincoln Luce 0