.pEORGE W. STILL, who has been**-* spending a two-week's vacationwith relatives, left Monday for River-head where he will resume his posi-tion as teacher of history and arith-metic of the seventh grade in 1>heRiverhead school. At the summersession of New York university Mr.Still was elected president of the Tri-State club for next yekr. Studentstaking the summer school course atNew York university,-A from NewYork, New Jersey and Pennsylvaniaare eligible for membership.

A number of people from thisplace attended the county fair at Riv-erhead last week. Mrs. William Geh-ring exhibited several knitted andcrocheted articles and won first prizeon a white knitted dress. Mrs. RuthMailer , Lester Davis, Lester Davis,Jr., and Merwin Still won a numberof prizes foi vegetables and live-stock.

Church .ind Sunday-school serviceswere resumed in the Trinity churchthis week after being closed for thesummer months.

School sessions in district No. 14started yesterday morning. Mrs. W.Wild and Mrs. Wilbur are in chargeagain this year.

Superintendent Harold F. Davisand a number of friends are enjoy-ing a three-week vacation at MooseHead lake in Maine.

Mr. and Mrs. Leon Edwards enter-tained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Still andchildren and Mr. and Mrs. LeopoldMikkleson and Mr. Mikkleson's sisterand several other guests at theirhome on Sunday afternoon. Laterin the afternoon the party enjoyed apicnic supper at Mt. Sinai beach.

Mrs. Charlotte Still entertained 25members of her family at a picnicsupper on the lawn of her home lastSunday.

Mrs. Jacob LeBleu and son, Irving,were guests of Mrs. Charlotte Stillon Friday.

EDWARD SMITH will leave soon to**—i resume his studies at college inGene3eo, N. Y. He will visit friendsin Syracuse and Dansville enroute.

Miss Johanna Koschara , Mrs. Chris-tian Koschara and Mrs. Elroy Smithvisited Helen Smith at the Matherhospital and found her much improv-ed. She will have a vacation of onemonth before resuming her duties atthe Mather hospital.

The local firemen attended the par-ade of the Setauket Fire departmenton Saturday evening. It was to havebeen held on Friday but was post-poned on account of rain.

Miss Patricia Rice spent a week in

New York as the guest of Mr. andMrs. Richard Manning.

Mrs. Anna Wevell, who is on avisit from Germany, spent a few daysrecently at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Johiv Baczensky.

Mrs. Carter recently entertainedher daughters, Elizabeth and Jean,also Mr. and Mrs. Barrett "of NewJersey. The afternoon was spentfishing and bathing at West Sayville.

Among those who attended theRiverhead fair from Coram were theMisses Rita Mazzoni , Lena Rovagna ,Mildred Bonk , Edna and Alice Libi ,Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Davis, Mr.and Mrs. Charles Schwefel, Mr. ahdMrs. A. Christiansen and son, How-ard, Miss Vilma Borella and Spur-geon Newcombe.

Mrs. Carter entertained Mr. andMrs. Graham of Port Washingtonand Mr. and Mrs. McGill of St. Jameson Thursday.

Edwin Hawkins spent the holidayweek-end in Boston, Mass.

Savilla Smith spent a few clays lastweek as the guest of Marjorie Hahn.

The Methodist church resumed ser-vices on Sunday evening. The Rev.Mr. Sloatman gave a very inspiringsermon on "Heavenly Vision.". NextSunday Sunday-school will begin at2 p. m. All children are urged tocome and everyone is extended a cor-dial welcome.

Mrs. Barbieri and daughters, Helenand Lulu and Mrs. Rose Ginocchioare spending some time at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Plate.

Mrs. Burgazoli is spending a fewdays at the Borella home.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Hahn, her daugh-ter, Marjorie , and Savilla Smith vis-ited with Mr. and Mrs. J. GrantSmith of Center Moriches on Sun-day.

The fire department held its regu-lar monthly meeting at the fire houselast night.

Mr. and Mrs. William Nelsson andson were dinner guests of Mr. Nels-son's pare nts, Mr. and Mrs. T. Nels-son on Sunday. - - - ••-

Mr. and Mrs. Christian Koscharaspent Sunday at Jamesport at theEpworth League institute. GeorgeSmith also spent/the week-end there.

Mr. and Mrs.- Frank- Lyons havepurchased a new Ford sedan fromthe Ford agency in Port Jeffersonwhere Mr. Lyons is employed.

Mr. and Mrs. Skewes of Wharton ,N. J., are spending a week at thehome o'f Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bal-lance.

Mr. and Mrs . Sidney Ballance , Mr.and Mrs. Skewes, Charles Hall , JohnArchambault and Miss Kate Lyon

enjoyed a motor trip to MontaukPoint on Sunday.

Miss Olga Miller received firstprize in a drawing she entered atthe Riverhead fair. Last year shealso received first prize. She hassome remarkabl drawings, althoughshe is only 13 years old.

John Siden has leased the CoramTea Room and it is under the man-agement of Mrs. Ludgigsen (Toots).It will be known as Coram Bar andGrill. The opening was held lastSaturday evening. A good crowdwas on hand to dance to the music ofan orchestra of colored boys from Pt.Jefferson and at midnight a lunchwas served to the guests. "Toots" iswell known here having been employ-ed at "Tom's Eagle Rest."

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Winters andfriends of Roosevelt spent Sunday atthe home of Mrs. Winter 's parents,Mr. and Mrs. T. Nilsson.

Week-end visitors at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Charles Schwefel wereMr. and Mrs. Vincent , Mr. and Mrs.McDermott, Mrs. Anna Mindenmen,Dr. Luck, Peter Vincent, Mrs. Schlies-man and daughters, Anna and Dor-othy, Mrs. Coley, Arlene LaAson, Mr.and Mrs. George Young and daugh-ter, Betty Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Santos ,Mr. and Mrs. A. Christiansen andson, Howard , are returning to QueensVillage after spending the summerat their cottage on Yaphank road.

Sol Mazzoni has purchased a Fordcar.

Henry "Farrands has been removedto the Mather Memorial hospital andat the present time is resting com-fortably.

Miss Lena Rovagna and GeorgeWeber visited Mrs. Leveroni andfamily of Springfield on Labor day.

Mr.and Mrs. Richard Manning andfamily of New York spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Perry Rice.

Visitors at the Libi home over theweek-end were Mr. and Mrs. JohnCosta and son, John, Mr. Mario andVal Costa.

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The Holbrook fire department wasawarded a silver cup for the fine ap-pearance which it- made in the par-ade which preceded the bazaar givenfor the benefit bf the Sayville firedepartment last week. The Bayportand Holbrook Fire departments tiedfor second place and a cup wasawarded to both companies by theSayville firemen.