The Press., 1922-07-13

Mrs. Hutchins has arrived at Rest Cottage for the summer.
 | Farmers are commencing having that has been unusually delayed by the abundance of rain.
 Mrs. Merrill Cushman, who has been ill for some time, is much improved Mrs. Marcey, nurse is still with her. There are family guests Miss Ellen 1 Hutchinson and others from Bristol at Lincoln Whites. Miss Chalker is also entertaining friends from Bristol Mrs. and Miss Hall who have been for several weeks with Mrs. Gardner, have returned to New Haven. In summer time this hospitable home has always succession of guests.
 All visitors and home corners are enthusiastic in their appreciation and praise of the modernized and remod- eled church. The newly appointed caretaker, Leon o. Woodworth, who loves all that is beautiful and artistic, will take real pleasure in his position. Willington's list of those liable for jury duty is as follows: Charles s. AmidOn, Benjamin E. Benton, William H. BrOwnlee, Rollin R. Birdsall, Fred erick w. Colburn, Arthur H. Church, Thomas c. Denman, William W. Downs, John Edwards, Clarence E. Essex Carlos J. Gurley, Anton Hak, Edward A. Hobby, William A. Jones, Charles KOrner, Bert Latham, Walter B. MalO, Charles MacFarlane, Charles B. Nichols, Howard w. Pratt, Daniel L. Royce, Seth SchOfield, James G. Service, Arthur l.. Spicer, Louis Schmidt, F. Romaine Tucker, Fred erick s. Tyler, Merritt Usher, Lin coin B. White.
 South WillingtOn
 Julius Pobuda is at Camp Wood stock for two weeks.
 Master John McLearn left last We'd nesday for a week at Camp Wood stock.
 Mrs. Kalembach and family of New York are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Bartek.
 Mrs. Vincent Appoi was operated on last week for tonsilitis at the St. Joseph hospital in Willimantic.
 Ground has been broken and work started on the new school house. The word will be done by the H. Wales Co.,, of Meriden.
 Mrs Frank Ray of Meriden and Mrs. Joseph CaggianO and daughter, Francis, of New Haven are visiting with Mrs. Arthur KOlberg and family.
 Quite a number of the town folks visited the Y. M. c. A. camp at Wood stock Valley last Sunday and found the boys all well and enjoying them selves.
 Master Leon Woodwork, who has been in the Hartford hospital for the past three weeks, was operated on last week. The small toe of his right foot was amputated.
 Walter Malo, who has been acting as tent leader at Camp Woodstock for the first week and Charles Zemec Ernest Smith and Carl Smith, who have also been at camp for one week returned home last Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Sheppard anC family of Fitchburg, Mass, were th' guests at the home of MT. and Mrs Gardiner H. Hall over the fourth Mrs. J. L. Kaddy and family of Staf ford Springs were the weekend visit ors also of MT. and Mrs. Hall.
 Miss Mary Zuscek and Charles Far ra were united in marriage on last Saturday morning by the Rev, William V. Allen at the parsonage Miss Rose Zuscek, a sister of the bride, was bridemaid and Mervyn Royce was the best man. After a short honeymoon they will reside in the new village.
 The Y. ball team played with the Mansfield team at the Mansfield col ony last Saturday and lost by the score of to g. Three of the regular players of the Y. team were absent weakening the team very much. A re- turn game will be played here on next Saturday afternoon at o'clock on the Y. ball grounds.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards spent four days including the 4th of July, in Boston, They visited many historical places and went over the ground on which the battle of Bunker Hill was fought, also visiting Bunker Hill mon ument. MT. Edwards walked up tC the top and got an elegant birds eye view of Boston and it's harbOrs. On descending MT. Edwards counted 28S steps. It sure is some walk to the top.