The Press., 1898-08-18

Miss Blanche Cleaveland has returned
 from . visit with friends in New London.
 Rev. George N Edwards of Westford will preach at the Methodist church next
 Sunday. The Epworth League will have charge of the Sunday evening services.
 A. N. Nichols Is to take charge of the mid-week prayer meetings during the absence of the pastor.
 Business at the Springs House Is quite
 brisk. Tuesday night nineteen rooms
 were taken, and there has been 8 large table patronage for the past week. Ap- plIcations for rates for September are coming in constantly, and the indications are that the house will be well filled | through September. Among the present guests at the house are Mir. and Mrs. Horace Deming, Harold s. Deming and Miss Deming of South Woodstock; Mrs. O. s. Longstreet, and Mir. and Mrs. G. D.
 Ripley of Eminenoe, Ky; Mrs. E. A. Stuart and Miss Stuart of Pasaic, N. J. W. H. Place, who has been stopping at the hotel, has returned to Centerville, R. l., and Mir and Mrs. W. l.. Learned have gone on to Albany, after . short stay. stafford. Get your fruit jars for canning of J. Glover d Son and save money. Hugh Jenkins has Q notice of interest in another column.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles George are visit ing friends at Eastford. Master Harold Pinney Is visiting his grandparents at HolyOke. t.
 MIss Geneva Kay of Holyoke Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Kay. Miss Albina Foote of Ware, Mass. Is guest of Miss Della St. Marie. | GlOver's bus will carry the borough
 hremen to Evergreen paIk Sunday.
 Miss Grace Morse of WIllIngton Is vis- iting her sister, Mrs. Edna Sullivan.
 Miss Edna Goodell has been spending
 6 few days with Mrs. Belcher at Stafford
 vile.
 The Misses Logan of Pittsfield, Mass.
 are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Michael | Cozzens.
 Mrs. Arthur King of Fitchburg is 6
 guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Mar tin Hunt.
 Claude Pinney is enjoying an outing
 with some of his classmates at Lake
 Sunapee, N. H.
 | Mrs. James Holbrook returned Monday
 from a few days visit with relatives at
 Mittineague, Mass
 I Miss Mabel Edson is making 6 two-
 weeks visit with friends and relatives at
 MIttIneague, Mass.
 Subject for the meeting of the Y. P. s.
 c. K. this evening-"Exal Christ" All
 are cordially invited.
 Mir. and Mrs. K. c. Pinney were at
 Crescent Beach few days last week as
 guests of Mrs. J. c. Cross. Richard Rice, superintendent of the weaving department at the Riverside mill some years ago, was in the village
 Wednesday.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptis church will meet for work next Wednes day and will serve their usual supper
 from 5.30 to o'clock. Miss May Colburn, who for some sever |. or eight weeks has been very i'll with in 3 fammatory rheumatism, is thought to b'
 improving 8 very little.
 Quite a number of our local cyclists art |, intending to take 6 run to Forest Lake next Sunday for the purpose of hearing
 the Second Massachusetts regiment band tI The many friends of Horton Dwight
 will regret to learn that he is seriously i'll at his home on Crow Hill, and that not much hope Is entertained of his recovery
 Miss Bertha Druley Is doing a noble ac !, of charity in entertaining at her hom, B eight young children taken from one O B the poor est sections of the city of Boston Miss Jenny Smith leaves tomorrow
 for quite an extended visit among rela ' lives at Morrisville, Vt., and will als. make visit at South Norwalk befor U her return.
 Mrs. Ellen Weston and Mrs. Nell
 Weston left last week for an outing a } Lake Pleasant. Mrs. Ellen Weston re , turned Monday, but Mrs. Nells Westol - will remain at the lake for some tim q longer.
 y MT. and Mrs. Walter Ellis have bee
 entertaining as guests this week, Mrs l. PascO, Miss Alice Pasco, Miss Csrri @ Pasco, and Estella Allen, all of Spring g field, and also Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Eli s of Warren.
 O MT. and Mrs. Cyril Johnson and Mi
 and Mrs. K. 0. Pinney expect to leav 1t tomorrow for two weeks outing. The will go first to Brattleboro, Vt., an . ably return by way of the lakes and Sal @ atoga.
 r. Everybody has heard about "the las
 straw that breaks the camel's back" bu e 1t seems that the limit must have bee r. reached when a man starts for . Sunda Il school picnic with an extra pair of trous l. CTS under his arm with the intent of mal h ing his toilet after he gets there. ," Tuesday, the day selected by the Bal
 tist society for their annual picnic ( V Evergreen park, proved an ideal summe '' day and was made the most of by lsre 10 attendance. Glover's bus carried lare load and enough other teams were en ployed to swell the number to some ovs 10 eighty. The day was delightfully."- spel 'o and there were no accidents to mar tn iS pleasure of the occasion. Quite 8 nun
 Der took advantage of being in the vicin st ty of the home of Horton Dwight ar ie made him visit.
 le Mrs. Lillian Holtham of Hyde Parl t. Mass., who came here some weeks ae H. on visit to her uncle, Rev. L.. 8. Goo @. ell. has been taken dangerously i'll vii 1t typhoid fever, and 1t Is feared that sl 0. will not recover. Her husband and lg brother arrived here Tuesday, and an u ,d