The Press., 1886-01-14

! 0ao conloSShco room thIs afternoon ant evening. ''iAN Haven. ti' 1'o" Miss Emma Robbins iS sto,n,,,y will friends in E.st Hartford,
 The weekly evenino nravar y,oo+;no at the hall in South Wiliipeton will he hrreafter held on Friday evening instead of Saturday evening. '>'
 Mrs. Q. s. Morris has been appointed administratrix on the estate of her deceas- ed husband.
 See advertisement of hay for sale
 UNION.
 The death of Mrs. Newton Lawson removes one of the most active ladies of our town and one of the most devoted members of the Congregational church. The funeral was held Sunday, Jan. 3d, at 1.30 A large number of friends were present. She is deeply mourned as an earnest supporter of hll that was right. She leaves four children and 8 husband, who have the sympathy of the community. The year 1885 has removed three most earnest working wnmen-Mrs. Silas New ell, Mrs. Bruce Horton and Mrs. Newton Lawson-whose Ioss the town deeply re- gret
 
 On account of the water being all drawn out of the pond in this village by that noble, just and upright friend to all who try to get their own living, the Ham, ilton Woolen Go. of Southbridge, Newton Wallace has given Rp the mill in this vil- iage, and moved back to his old place. It is pity that some men get into author ity. The company want to hear from Corbin < Moore in another $85, ,000 tune, perhaps, aud probably they will.
 The prayer meeting next Sunday evening will be at the house of Wm, Smith at R,ck Meadow.
 The ladies' aid society will meet with some e-sometme.
 Felix Roovia returned from Canada with three good horses last Saturday.
 Thomas Hudson is out with another fast h3Iae, making three in all.
 {From another correspondent
 The winter term of school in district No. ,, (Roch Meadow, Union, taught by Leroy N. Ag"rd, closed Jan. 9th. The closing exercises consisted of readings, d. Glamations, music, &o., which were ren- dere q by the scholars with unusual suc- cess and pleasure to those present. Names 'pf those who have been present every day during the term are Clarence E. Booth. Bennie Agard, Irving W. Goodell, Leon B, Booth, Willie Goodall, Miss Gertrude A. Watrous,
 TOLLANR.
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 The ''cOld wave" has arrived and sent the mercury down to So to loo below o Tuesday morning, and it dld not rise much above during the day. It was preceded by a snUW-storm which the wind piled up Tn spojs, 80 that there is no sleighing aud hard wheeling.
 J. E. Underwood has gone to New Orleans, where We presume he will show up the merits Of the specialties of the Un derwood Manufacturing Co.,, i. e. "leather- fac cotton," angular" "solid round" and ''twlst' belts to the visitors of exposi- uOn now beiug held there.
 s P. Root is in RDeton, being treated for scIatica, and writes that he is better tho whether from the effect of the treat n 7nt or from Boston culehaw he don't Say.
 Mir. D, Bryan is visiting here for a few days. Eddie is telegrapo operator at Mesttield, Wasa.
 -Mr. J. B. Jewett IS making his semi annual inspection of refractory clocks, watches, &ce-- {
 -some of the oonundrun4s at the Mon- y club were possess.
 The install tion of the newly elected officers of Bughee Post, No. 70, G. A. R., oocurrt d Friday evening, Jan. 8th, in the presenoe of a number of invited friends. After installation bean-bake was enjoyed, and old times revived the nouce. The list of "tfic IS k published elsewhere.