The Press., 1896-08-13
Rev. John Clark is spending a vacation


 weeks hospital practice.
 Mrs. Charles Dent, from Thompson vile, is guest of Miss Holt.
 Regular meeting of Wauseon Lodge, l. o. o. F., next Tuesday evening.
 Miss Margaret Russell is the guest of Miss Clara Ellis at Crystal Lake.
 s. J. Cohen has gone to South Tram ingham, Mass, for number of weeks
 c. B. Nichols, of Elmira, N. Y, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Kate Foster
 Miss L. S. Cady left yesterday for a two weeks visit to Monson and Hamp- den.
 The Warren Woolen company closed it's works for an indefinite period last Sat urday.
 Miss Judd, of Holyoke, is spending her vacation with Mrs. Horton, on Stafford Street.
 Subject for the Christian Endeavor So- ciety next Sunday evening-"S Seeing God in Nature"
 Jesse Clifford is back at his old posi- tion with F. E. Fitzpatrick, after an ill., ness of five weeks.
 Epworth League topic next Sunday evening -''The Reproof of Christ to Ju das, the Betrayer."
 Charles F. Beckwith, of the Beckwith Card company, has returned from an ex- tended business trip.
 Rev. MT. Holcomb preached at Grace church last Sunday, as Rev. w. H. Mor rison was at New York City.
 D. o. Bradbury, who has been superin- tending the having on the Foster farm, returned to his home in Chicopeo We'd nesday.
 Owen Eastman, clerk in Ellis grocery store, is spending his vacation al Man tic. Harry Converse is filling his place during his absence.
 Miss Josephine Nenning has returned from an extended visit in Springfield, and was accompanied home by her friend, Miss Kittie Carlton.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Hoops died yesterday of cholera infan- tum The funeral was held to-day. The child was but two months old.
 Superior court will be adjourned from Sept 1 to Sept. 8. Short calendar ses- sion will be held at Rockville at 10 a. m., and at Holland at 3 p. m., Sept. 8.
 Harry 0. Converse went to Monson Tuesday and accompanied the Monson cornet band, of which he is member, on the merchants excursion to Watch Hill.
 Quite party of young people go over to Crystal Lake this evening in bus to attend dancing party given by MT. and Mrs. w. H. Skinner at their cottage on the lake.
 c. w. Beckwith is entertaining his daughter, Mrs. James Burbank, and her two daughters, Laura and Lula, of Long meadow, Mass, and Mrs. J. M. Smith, of | Hartford.
 It is said that the concert to be given by Citizens Band Saturday evening is to be one of the best ever given in the bor- ough. An extra good program has been i arranged.
 Rev. HW. Westwood, of Philadelphia, who so acceptably supplied last summer during the absence of Rev. J. I. Barthol- omew, will preach at the M. E. church next Sunday.
 Miss P. G. Baxter, of Bedford, Canada, who has been travelling through New York and New Jersey, is now visiting her cousin, Mrs. Levi D. Gary, and has been engaged to teach the South Wilmington school.
 w. A. Pierce, who has had charge oi the station during the absence of Station Agent Bumstead, in addition to his regu- lar duties, will next week go to Crystal Lake for vacation of one week. He will be accompanied by his wife. Addison Arnold, of Grant avenue, has been confined to his home since Sunday evening with his old trouble, neuralgia also nervous prostration, which came or him last Thursday, and more severe Sun day. He will not be about for week ol more.
 The Staffords will play game with the Eaglevilles on the fair grounds next Sat urday afternoon. The game will be called at o'clock, and promises to be warmly contested. They have already played two games, winning one each. Bus vii be run to the ground.
 Dr. Smith was called the middle of las week to attend Tyler Smith, of State Line, who was suffering from sun stroke MT. Smiths temperature ran up to a little above 107O, and the case looked very crit ical for while, but the patient rallied and is making a good recovery.
 Henry c. Gurley, of South Willington has had for two years past wart like growth upon his right ear. Lately it has been growing rapidly and taking the form of an epithelioma, or skin cancer, involv ing the whole of the ear, requiring al operation for it's entire removal, whicf was done Wednesday by Dr. Newton, tht an@sthetic being given by Dr. Johnson O l, Mansfield.
 Among the guests at Mayland Parl this week are Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Flaw ley, of New Hartford; Miss White, How , cid, Tenful and Studley, of Bridgeport Mrs. Agard, of Rockville; Miss Agard of Stafford, at the Mayfower; G. L Keeney and family and T. H. Todd ant family, of MOnsOn, are in the Clearviev , cottage, MT. Boulton, of Spencer, in thu Cliff, and c. w. Carpenter and family il the Hope.
 In the game with Monson last Saturda, the Staffords had an easy thing, and lec from the start. The battery, English anC Mccarthy, for the home team, did gooC work. Quinley and Mccarthy distin guished themselves at the bat. Tn score:
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