The Press., 1922-06-22
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Ronald Mitchell is taking a special course in chemistry during July and will not return from his work at the Boston Institute of Technology until August first.
 Mrs. Catherine Tonon and daughter Miss Emma Tonon are attending the commencement exercise at Massachu- setts Institution of Technology in Bos- ton this week, where Attilio TonOn was graduate.
 The jitneyy- service to Willimantic is now running on schedule time, leaving here at 9.3O a. m., 1.30 and 5.30 D. m. The proprietor, Joseph Stafford Candy Kitchen.
 Miss Dorothy Bentley, accompanied by Miss Ruth Burwell, returned to her home in Canaan the last of the week. When the Bentley family moved to their former home there, Miss Dorothy remained with her aunt, Mrs. G. Ray mOnd TOwne, to finish her junior year in the local high school. MT. and Mrs. Towne and Miss Burwell returned home Monday.
 Francis Daniel Mullins, of Bristol, whose home was in this place and Miss Alzema Mary Gaudreau, of Bris- tol were united in marriage Wednes- day morning in St Anns church, Bris- tol, at a nuptua1 high mass, by Rev. J. P. Penault MT. Mullins was attend ed by Leon Gaudeau, brother of the bride, while the bride was attended by Miss Jane Mullins of Hartford and Miss Blanche Gaudreau. Following the wedding, breakfast was served and a reception was held at the brides home. The couple left for a wedding trip to New York, after which they will make their home on Pratt street, Bristol. MT. Mullins is a compositOr at the Bristol Press" and was employ ed for a number of years in the Staff ford Press office.
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 Miss Ruby Gold is home from Sim mons college for the summer
 An important meeting of the church will be held in the vestry at 7.30 next Monday evening.
 Junior Helpers topic for next week is Things the Bible tells us not to dO." Leader, Allen DimOck
 Mrs. Marshall Bradway returned home Wednesday from the Johnson hospital, where she has been ten days for treatment.
 A son was born at Easthampton June 13 to Ralph and Ethel Davis Strong and grandson to Mrs. Edith Davis of this place.
 c. B. topic for Sunday evening at 2 o'clock, Duties; What they are and how to do them" Eph. 4: 25-32, 5: 1,2. Leader, Miss Ruby Gold.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Lawrence an- nounce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Mabel Linda, to Lawrence James Brennan of Frank lin Avenue, Hartford, son of MT. and Mrs. John l.. Brennan of Crystal Lake.
 Rev. Arthur B. Tarbell delivered forceful sermon on "Lawlessness" the greatest curse of our civilization to- day, at the Congregational church last Sunday morning, and those who stay ed at home missed wealth of infOr- nation.
 Mrs. Fuller and Miss Agnes Holmes the members of the cradle roll and home department, also the in, the church ~vestry afternoon from to o'clock. Singing, readings, remarks and games for the little ones, also dainty re- treatments were enjoyed by all the guests, and the thoughtfulness of the hostesses was greatly appreciated.
 School closed Friday for the sum- mer vacation and the scholars and teachers of the grammar grades voic- ed their delight by picnic at Crystal Lake. On Thursday afternoon the pu- pills gave splendid exhibition of their years work, which was. greatly en- joyed by the many friends and parents, under the trees west of the school house. The boys and girls sold ice cream and cake and thus added quite a bit to fund. Edith DimOck and Eve lyn GlaZier were presented with Chau- tauqua tickets. by their teacher, Mrs. Chaffee, for perfect attendance throughout the year.
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 Ralph Booth has been appointed postmaster to take effect about July 1st.
 Frederick Tholen is home from Brown University for the summer vacation.
 At the Children's day services last Sunday at the Universalist church four babies were christened.
 George Cady and his daughter, Miss Mary Cady, of Hartford, were the guests of MT. Cady's cousin, Arthur Cady, over the weekend.
 Mrs. Emily Goodell and Mrs. Eva Bugbee have commenced house keep ing in Mrs. Goodell's new bungalow which w. D. Graves has just built.
 Miss Margaret Black returned to Brooklyn, N Y, Tuesday after spend ing few days with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Black. Mrs. Black has moved into the new tenement in Miss Lizzie Gerould's house.
 Miss Elsie Phillips returned last week from her school at WOodmere, L. l., and is spending the summer vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Phillips. This week she is the guest of Mrs. Raymond Park at Black Hall.
 The graduation exercises of the eighth grade of the Pinney school took place last Thursday evening in Memo rial hall, and were much enjoyed by all. A play entitled Jacks Dream" was given very pleasingly by the pu- pills. c. B. Pinney, chairman of the school board, presented diplomas to the following: Mildred Bates, Der nard Donahue, Marjorie Dimmick, Ida French, Clair DeCarli, Felix Quay, Graves, Gertrude Ryder and Florence Dimmick
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 Willis Belcher has purchased new Oakland automobile.
 Rev. MT. Jordan of Philadelphia wis ited his aunt, Mrs. Vaill, over the