The Press., 1898-08-25
MIss BonwlOk of ware ls the guest of

Mics Bonwick of Ware Is the guest of Mics Nellie English.
 Joseph Hoyy has resigned his position at the Springs House.
 Fifty-five people took dinner at the Springs House Sunday.
 Louis Stevens, employed at the Chicago grocery. Is taking . vacation.
 Miss Eliza Girard returned to her home at Glens Falls, N. Y., Tuesday.
 Several from this town have gone on the excursion to Newport to-day.
 Frank Abbott and Miss Nelson of Mon. son are guests of the Misses Helm.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. c. Feeley are spending a week with friends at Providence, R. I.
 J. E. Cough of whitinsville, Mass, is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. M. H. Hewitt.
 Artemus Kellogg, employed by W. G. Ellis, Is enjoying a vacation at Hartford.
 Mrs. J. J. Ellis Is at Block Island, the guest of Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Ellis oi Monson.
 George SIswIck, paymaster at the War ren WoOlen company, has resigned his position.
 The Orcuttville school begins next Monday, with Miss G. M. Bradway as teacher.
 James Warren Is taking his annual va- cation, and Is spending a part of 1t at Providence.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Simpson are receiv- ing congratulations on the birth of a daughter Tuesday.
 Miss Nellie Taylor of Hampden re- turned to her home Monday, after visit with Miss Amelia Ellis.
 Sam Turner leaves this week for Eng land, being called there to give evidence in an important lawsuit.
 Miss Katie Casey of Norwich returned to her home Tuesday after visit Of ten days with her friend, Miss Virginia Chap man.
 An important special meeting of the W. c. T. U. will be held with Mrs. Amos Nichols next Monday afternoon at three o'clock.
 Quite party from different parts o the town went to Forest Lake Sunday and heard the concert by the Second Reg Iment band.
 Mir. and Mrs. I. G. Baker of Spring field were guests of Mrs. G. H. Bake over Sunday. They made the trip oI their wheels.
 Services will be resumed at Grac, church next Sunday. Morning prayer lItany and sermon at 1O.45. There will be no evening service.
 N. NJ. StebbIns, who has been employ ed by the Mineral Springs company. ha taken a position as master mechanic a the Berkley mills at Wales.
 Mrs. J. Kellerman of Brockton, Mass. and Mrs. H. K. Glover of Central Falls R. l., are spending vacation with Mrs H. c. Holt of Furnace avenue.
 CaImine H. Kemp brought foreclosur proceedings this week against MyroI Abbey and Mary J. Rawley and obtaine' possession of a farm located in Wes Stafford.
 Mir. and Mrs. George l.. Dennis, wh, went to New York City to witness in naval parade, are now at the Sprinl House on Block Island continuing thei vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Mcintyre of Prov ldence are spending two weeks with hi parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. K. Mcintyre, O Orcuttville. They made the journey ol their wheels.
 Mir. and Mrs. 0. l.. Rundlett of Wor cester, who have made their uncle, w M. Crawford, a short visit, have gone t, Westford and Union, and will return tn, last of the week.
 The secOnd nine of the Lincoln athleti club played a game Saturday afternoo at Stafford Street with representatives c that locality, and were defeated by score of IT to 16.
 0. L. Randall, principal of the Barre Mass., high school, Mrs. Randall, an MIss Julia Smith of Belchertown, hay been the guests of Mir and Mrs. Lewi Mclaughlin this week.
 The annual Chaffee family reunion vii be held at Evergreen Park next Wednee day. The program includes an addres and an entertainment by the childrer Dinner will be served at 12 m.
 The heat yesterday and Tuesday wa very noticeable. A heavy thunder show CT in the evening was a feature of eac day. The shower of Tuesday was quit severe, and there was some damage don by lightning.
 It seems necessary to repeat that a communications received for The Pres must be signed by the authors name t be noticed or used. The signer's nam will not be used for publication, but as token of good faith.
 Miss Bridget O'Halloran, formerly ( this town, and Jeremiah Connolly ( Springfield were married at St. Michael in Springfield the 18th. Mir. and MT, Connolly were guests of Miss Mary EI , right the first of the week. Dr. c. l.. Nichols will start on his au nual vacation Saturday. He will spen } a part of the time at Lake Changaugul ' gamaug, near Webster. His father, D Nichols, of Hoboken, N. J., will a , tend to his patients during his absence. L. D. Gary and Eugene Charter vel to Boston yesterday, and saw their rul ming horse, "HYdrant," :" take first mont in a running race at Brookline Parl The horse Is quite fast, and has recol of 1.4SA. He Is to be brought to l.. Gary's stable on Furnace avenue, ar } will be entered in the fall races fin tn vicinity.
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