The Press., 1922-08-10


 priced low to move 'em. All brought together on one table at the Lane Variety Store.
 Colds and sore throats are preva- lent, promoted by muggy, humid, dog day weather.
 G. B. Robbins and Mrs. Robbins left on Friday for a two-weeks' visit with relatives in Middl letown and Bridge port.
 Rev. MT. Sloat of Hartford, a favor ite preacher here, will come out for the day, and a large attendance is ex- pected.
 On Sunday there were two cars and nine guests from Rhode Island at Dr. F. B. COnverse's, one of the ladies was professional singer and rendered several very beautiful selections to the accompaniment of the new piano that now graces the pretty home. The Sunday morning church service conducted by Rev. MT. Rees of Stafford Springs were we'll attended, enjoyable and uplifting. Next Sunday the ser vice, as stated in this column last week, will commence at 9.35 a. m, and promises to be of much interest The Sunday school picnic at South Wilmington was enjoyed by all who at tended from the church on the Hill. It was unfortunate that there should not have been general attendance, as there is enthusiasm in numbers, and there is need of an increase in Sunday school enthusiasm at this time in this place.
 On Sunday Miss Jessie Davis, with driver, friend, and Mrs. Ida M. Brown, mOtOred from New Haven to the Cos grove home. Mrs. Brown surprised her affectiOnate friends and neighbors by the fOrtitude with she is sustaining very trying conditions, as the case of her sister, Mrs. Sleight, remains prac- tically unchanged.
 South Wilmington
 The field day of the w. c. T. U. will be held in the Pine grove on Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Richardson of Hartford were recent visitors in town.
 MT. and Mrs. J. McCreedy of New York are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joseph ShOss.
 Mrs Edward Adamec and daughter of New York are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. William TOmaskO.
 On Saturday afternoon the Night Hawks base ball team of Stafford Springs will play here on the local grounds. Game at 3 o'clock. Rev. Walter Westerfeld was called home last week, on account of the death of one of his parishiOners. Rev. MT. Westerfield officiating at the | funeral.
 l Miss Susan Walker of Durham, New 1 Hampshire, who had been visiting for the past two weeks at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards, left for her home last Saturday afternoon. MT. and Mrs. Walter Malo were in Hampton last week as guests of MT. and Mrs. Clark Burnham. On the re- turn trip they were accompanied by their daughter, Beatrice, who had been visiting there for the past two weeks
 The Sunday school picnic held in the Pine grove, last Saturday was we'll attended and general good time en- | jOyed. The following is a list of the ! sports and the winners: Sack race boys under 12 years, 1st L. Parker End Allen BrOwnlee; sack race, girls under 12 years, 1st Anna Wondrasek, End Helen Safranek; sack race, boys ! HNAN 9AA AS ONOA AS JSoA EJ Aob pA lACB DOS ., F. Hermanec, End Barton Richardson; girls, first prize, Rose Hermanec, End, Grace Service; three legged race, boys and girls under 12 years, boys, 1st, s. Parker and George Mathews, End, H. l POspisOl and A. Arcerio; girls, first, M. Wrait and A. Wondrasek, End H. Adamec and H. Safranek; boys and girls over 12 years, 1st, B. Richardson and F. Hermanec, End J. McLearn and J. Wrana girls, c. Worden and R. Her nance, End, F. Woodwork and c. Ser vice. 100 yards dash, boys under 12 years, s. Parker and A. Brownlee; girls, Helen Safranek and H. Adamec; boys over 12 years, B. Richardson and J. Wrana; girls over 12 years, R. Hermanec and M. Parker. 100 yards dash for boys and girls, Rose Herman ec and Barton Richardson. Rose Her nance, points, box of candy. For boys, L. Parker and B. Richardson ran off tie on the one hundred yards dash, Barton Richardson won; prize a jack knife, points. Red and blue ribbons were given for first and sec ond prizes for each event, red count ing F point and blue l point.