The Press., 1891-06-11

"A. Howard has ordered windmill for supplying the cottages at Maylandean Park with water.
 Services at Grace church third Sum- day after Trinity: Morning prayer, litany and sermon, 10.45; Sunday school, 12 m j; evening prayer, o'clock.
 A core spondent says, and there seems to be point to the idea: 1.-The people of Foxville, and those whose busi- ness calls them that way, are justly in dignant at the way their petition was ig- nored in the matter of a cross walk at the intersection of Vest Main and Center streets, the urgent need of which is ap- parent to every one that travels that way. :"
 Mrs. Jacob Rich, of Oxford, Mass, and her son, Stearns, from New York city, and Dr. H. D. West and wife, of South bridge, are visiting at Rufus H. Moul- tons, the ladies being sisters of MT. M.
 The following named scholars in at tendance upon the borough school the past term have been neither absent nor tardy: Alice M. Fitton, Hattie Kretz- sehmar, Maude E. Blair, Mabel A. Dodds, Olive J. Mansfield, Fred Labreche, Henry W. Tinnerman, Ruth N. Walker, Frank Barre, Fred Tinnerman, Willie Foster, Flora Bolieau, George Levalley, Grace Comins, Clara Ellis, Florence M. Kinney, Grace A. Mead, Hattie L. Weir, Mary Quinlan. Those in Mrs. Miners room who were neither absent nor tardy will be mentioned next week.
 There must have been nearly 200 peo- pie at the entertainment given by St. Mary's Guild on Wednesday evening. In addition to the play Miss Gertrude But terfield performed solo on the cornet, sThe Centennial March," and Miss Fair l field recited stirring war poem entitled 1.-The Whistling Regiment" The Guild CTS made about $25 in this their first pub lie venture, and are very much pleased in consequence.
 StaffOrdviIle. Otto Lerno is the super of the Hope mill, whose name was wrongly printed Serue in connection with his successful fishing achievements last week. (Correspondence) Mrs. Ann Gardner died Tuesday, June 2d, from the effects of paralysis, with which she was taken few months since. On Thursday, after short ser vice at the house, the remains were taken to Wales, where the funeral services, nu- IoI lo1I ;.14 o4b odist church, of which she was a mem- Der, Rev. Mr. Blackman and Howard off, ciating.
 A CARD.-The family of Mrs. Ann | Gardner desire to express their deep grat- itude, first, to those who proved them selves friends indeed, by their attendance and aid during the last days of their l mothers sickness, and afterwards in talk ing charge of the preparations for the funeral, and in furnishing flowers for the last rites, and to all who showed kindness and sympathy in their anxiety and sor- row. That they may be blessed in like manner and measure, in any time of their affiiction, is the hope and prayer of THE FAMILY. Mrs. Alkaline Holbrook, of South Manchester, formerly of this place, is with her daughter, Mrs. Eldridge, for a few weeks. Mrs. H. has been totally blind with cataract, but successful op- eration has partially restored one eye.
 MT. R. G. Hilton, of the Sheffield Scientific School, Yale University, visited his former roommate, Geo. Pinney, over Sunday.
 -Dea. Giles Meacham and wife, Tol- land, were passing visitors at MT. FL dridge's, Monday.
 Mrs. Ruth Tobin, Springfield, is a guest at Mir. Jonathan Cummings, she being one of the friends at the reunion last week.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. meeting last Sun. day evening was made specially interest ing by visit from the society at the Hol low. That is our alma mater, and the society showed true motherly regard l for the child in the large delegation pres ent, and in loving words said, The wei come was filial and heartfelt, and the ap preciation teachable and affectionate.
 Mir. David Belcher is having his house and outbuildings repainted. MT. M. liar rington does the job.
 Another fish story. Mir. o. R. Hol brook went on fishing excursion latel, to place he forgets to let anybody know of, and brought home string of 32 trout several weighing over 1 h., and pick erel. The biters were bitten.
 -Cong'l prayer meeting Thursday even ing with sister Eager, at 7.15. Theme Peters trance.
 Subject of discourse at the Cong church Sunday morning, ''The devil. Services at il o'clock. Please come st as not to be late.
 The order of services at the Cong church, as announced for next Sunday, il recalled, and the exercises of the childrel in the evening postponed one week, tt give opportunity for all to attend the ex ercises in both churches.
 -I Mir. and Mrs. Waldo Smith, of Mon son, and Mrs. c. P. Bradway, of Wes Stafford, were guests at Mr. A. E. Brew CTS last Thursday.
 From another Correspondent.)
 The annual floral concert of the M B. Sunday school will take place in tn church next Sunday evening at o'clock The exercises will consist of recitation and singing by the children, assisted b. the choir, under the direction of Prof. w O. Turner, MT. John Mccarthy assisting with eornet. A cordial invitation to al to be present.
 , MT. J. o. Booth delivered temper ance lecture in the church at West Sta1
 ford last Sunday afternoon to large an
 attentive audience.
 MT. Everett Fisk has purchased fine horse for family use and farm pun
 poses.
 The 1st quarterly conference of thi year will be held ill the vestry of the M E. church next Saturday evening at "a | n,olock