The Press., 1898-05-19
It Is said that the band has been en.

If Is said that the band has been en- gagged for all day on Memorial day
 The Mission Band will meet in the Bap- tist church chapel next Saturday after noon at four o'clock. Next week Friday evening, 27th, the band will give May basket social at the chapel.
 Linus Putney and Fred Miller made 6 trip to Springfield Saturday, going as far as Palmer on their wheels and taking the found both the road and atmosphere moist enough to suit even the strongest cold water advocate.
 The Episcopal service at the town hall last Sunday was very poorly attended, owing to the uncertainty of there being 8 meeting on account of the bad weather. Next Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock there will be another service. and tn, | officiating rector will be Rev. Henry Mac beth of Willimantic.
 The entertainment given by the junior class of the high school in the town hall Friday evening was surprise to all, l. proving much better than had been antlc- ipated. The hall was fairly well filled, and the class realized about nine dollars clear of all expense. The enjoyment oi the audience was greatly marred by the ungentlemanly conduct of few who are old enough to know better, and the following expresses the opinion of others in regard to the matter:
 There are some people in the village | who wonder If it is quite fair for @ few persons, who find their fun in noise, and plenty of it, to rob many of their enjoy ment of the entertainments given In the town hall. Twice last week this wal done. It may be that these few persons do not know their extra applause destroy, much of the pleasure of the evening fol others, and annoys the performers. | so, they know it now, and should act ii accordance with that knowledge. If the, really wish to annoy others, let them asl themselves if this is quite fair? The ap peal is made to the love of "fair play, which everyone has. Everybody likes tt see everybody else enjoy themselves, bu when any form of pleasure annoys others however, then it ceases to be enjoyment and brands those who persist in 1t witt an unpleasant name, which we do no wish to use at this time. A word of eau | lbAOhs WO tA OSby Wul Dc SuulCACut.
 West Stafford.
 MT. and Mrs. Zenas Fairfield are on tn sick list.
 Mrs. Butler has been the guest of he sister, Mrs. E. o. Truesdell.
 Mrs. Edith Parks of Hartford Is visit ing her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Kellogg.
 Master Carl Bradway caught trou last Saturday which weighed IA ounces
 w. E. Truesdell, with a friend, cyclec from Hartford Sunday and passed the da. at his fathers.
 Subject of the Y. P. s, c. E. next Sun day evening, "Christ our model" Thi will be a union meeting with the junior and will be led by the junior, super intendent, Mrs. c. R. Andrews. All ar cordially invited to attend.
 Amo g the noticeable village improve , ments is the house of James Ramsey which has new windows, a new verands f and is newly painted. The parsonag grounds present a much better appearanc with the fence removed from the yarC , The house owned by Miss Annie Brady I also undergoing repairs.
 stafHordville.
 The Summit is running out its stock | shut down temporarily unless orders ar received.
 A social dance will be held at Hyne' , grove Monday evening, May 3Oth. NJ Guires orchestra will furnish music, K. Roberts will prompt.