The Press., 1890-07-10
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 Hon. Fl. M. Needham and family ol Brooklyn, N. n, aro now in town and stopping at their summer residence, also Clinton Rogers and family of Rochester, N. T., have arrived at their summer resi-. dence on Fountain Avenue.
 --Dr. D. W. Royce is at home superin. tending the erection of his new house. Rev. F. F. Smith of Westfied, Mass., is attending to the cutting of his hay crop on his farm near the lake. III. A. Mcfarland is building barn wherein to store his goods. 1 Mrs. w. M. Needham is recovering from injuries received by being thrown from her carriage short time ago. "A breeze on Gale Avenue last week terminated in squall at the house of O. M. Gale.
 | John A. Smith, who has been critical l Iy i'll for the past 10 weeks, remains about | the same.
 -Chas. Moore has bought out the meat business from H. E. Steele. Most of our. farmers are well along with their having. IF. D. Hiscox has recovered from his recent illness. | The Fourth passed of quietly, some celebrating with fire crackers, torpedoes, etc, while others enjoyed quiet sail on the lake.
 HI. A. Eaton and wife, returning from their wedding trip, spent 8 few days at the home of his parents. Miss Flora Pease, who formerly taught | L Il E. al- -. town the Fourth. Miss Pease is book keeper for the well known firm of Geo. H. Burt < Go. ELLINGTON. Preaching at Crystal Lake next Sun- day in the Advent chapel at the usual hours of worship by Mrs. E. l.. Crumb. | Crystal Lake Correspondence.) l A quiet but very enjoyable family gathering was that on the 4th with Es- quire Lewis and his wife at the inviting old homestead. The absence of part of the family was all that lessened the delight of the occasion. Charles Hulburt of Norwich has just spent few days here with William Kibbe, his uncle
 -Perline Richardardson is home from New Haven, accompanied by his friend Brown.
 Mrs. Baker, who has been i'll, has re- turned from spending few days at the Springs with improved health. MT. and Mrs. Walton Parish spent the 4th at Somersville and at the Lake. Fred Charter of Bridgeport is here for day or two. MT. and Mrs. Chauncy Chapman were at church here last Sunday. We used to see MT. Chapman quite often at our meet ings several years ago. Your correspondent was especially Chaffee of Moodus at church last Sunday. It would delight us to greet them oftener at the Lake. ROCkvaLLE. Patrick Carey was arrested Monday night for drunkenness. The police have been looking for him for six months for breaking into 8 Rockville store and for burglary at Somers. He is we'll known at Stafford Springs and other towns aa a base ball pitcher. He assaulted and robbed a peddier at Hampden in the summer of 1887, and was captured at Rockville the next winter. He was sent to jail, and when his time is up will be taken for the 0ul 8a0AA0o oou VIII upso to SO Vo censcc prison.
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 Mrs. Amos Kellogg and her daughter, Miss Maude,- are with Mrs. Kellogg's par ents, MT. and Mrs. D. O. Pease. MT. Harry M. Graves of Monson, Mass, was the guest of Miss Lillian Meacham over the Fourth. MT. Jarius Kibbe of New York City is spending few weeks with his mother, Mrs. Amariah Kibbe. Louis A. Pease of New York City spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. A. A. Bond
 Farmers in this vicinity are in the
 midst of having, and report the heaviest yield for several years.
 Mrs. Charles Hubbard is spending 2
 few weeks in Ware, Mass.