The Press., 1898-01-20
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Full score and piano duet, at the music rooms, library building.
 Miss Della St. Marie spent Sunday in Manchester.
 Miss Lillian Eddy of New London Is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Pomeroy.
 Miss Mabel Belcher Is at her home in attendance upon her mother, who Is quite i'll.
 The two lady evangelists drew large attendance at the Baptist church last Sunday evening.
 Charles George has been confined to the house for several days with 8 severe attack of the grip.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward E. Williams of East Hartford have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. O. w. Sanford the past week.
 The young people are making the best of the skating, and the ice on the pond is pretty we'll covered these pleasant even- ings.
 Mrs. Edgar St. Marie and children are spending the week with relatives in Ma tick. Mir. St. Marie was with them over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Pinney are con- templating trip to California, and will probably leave here some time next month.
 There will be Episcopal services in the town hall next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, and a cordial welcome Is extend ed to all.
 Subject for the meeting of the Y. P. s. lC. E. this evening -"F'shers of Men, How to Win Souls" A cordial invitation extended to all.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will meet next Wednesday after noon for work, and will serve their usual supper from 5.30 to-.
 E.. H. Pinney and w. P. Lasbury are attending, as delegates from Wolcott Lodge, the annual session of the Grand Lodge of Masons at Hartford this week.
 Mrs. James Lasbury arrived home last Saturday from a weeks visit with rela- lives at Providence. She was accompa- nied home by MT. and Mrs. John Mitchell of Willimantic, who remained over the Sabbath.
 Il with the Riverside Woolen company next Saturday night, and on Monday leaves for his new scene of labors at Spencer. His family will remain here until March, and perhaps some little time longer.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. H. Pinney went to Holyoke Saturday for visit with Mrs. Plnney's parents, MT. and Mrs. Reuben Burley. MT. Pinney and son, Harold, returned Monday, but Mrs. Pinney and the other two children will remain for the week
 Don't forget that next Wednesday even- ing Is the time when Rev. c. H. Puffer of Salem, Mass, will be the speaker at the Universalist church, and also that this
 will be the last meeting of the series. Dr.
 Riddle had a large and interested audi | ence last night, to whom he addressed . stirring and affectionate words of exhor- |, tatlon.
 Mrs. Frank Smith of Hydeville, has for some time since the fire been growing
 worse, and It was finally decided to re- move her to the hospital for the insane.
 Consequently, Officer Helm of the bor- ough, with the aid of Mrs. Melbourne, who accompanied them, carried out the plan and she was taken to Mlddletown last Monday.
 It will be remembered that about two weeks ago we were favored with splendid sleighing, and that quite a number of par ties from here enjoyed sleigh rides at that time. Of course they all had great
 deal of pleasure in various ways. but it
 would require considerable stretch of
 the imagination for young lady to come
 home with a "black eye" and still call 1t
 pleasure.
 T Mrs. H. Fl. Hall, the wife of our new
 marketman, has been having a severe ex' perience for the past two or three weeks ', She was taken with an intense pain in the hand, and Dr. Rafftery was called. Ht a decided that the pain resulted from 6 d fatty tumor which had been growing or d her shoulder for a number of years, anc that it would have to be removed. Dr :, Rafftery skillfully removed the tumor {
 few days ago and the patient Is fast re- Ia covering.
 c Mrs. A. D. Pomeroy, who for a number of years lived on the Wm. Rogers place ,s died very suddenly of heart failure a 70 Worcester last Thursday. Mrs. Romero. q and daughter, Flora, removed from thi a place to Brookfield several years ago if The funeral was held from her late home d on Maple street, Brookfield, last Sunda,
 afternoon, the burial being at Sixteel ,s Acres cemetery on Monday. Mrs. Pom |, eroy was a member of the Womans' Re n, lief Corps, and a large delegation iron r the corps of BrookfieId and Spencer wer ,a present at the funeral exercises. Tn ,s casket was completely covered with flow 70 CTS. She leaves a daughter, two sisters =, one brother and several nieces. ,o stanordvilIe.
 Miss Ella Belcher has returned from
 weeks visit in Wales. et Mrs. Geo. L. Chaffee and children O "' Willimantic are guests of Mrs. s. B ie Amadon.
 VI The Home Reading Circle meet nex Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. ( 'n A. Duncan.
 Ernest Washburn, who has been yer i' sick with pneumonia, is now considerabl o' better.
 u The entertainment by the young peopl
 of the Home Reading Circle last Tuesda at drew a good house, and all were we as pleased with the program. The singin he by the male quartette was especial 's- good.
 m Guy Ward, who has been boss finishe to at the Staffordville Woolen Co.,, abor la eight months, has resigned his positio