The Press., 1898-09-22
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Clarence Walker returned to Tufts
University Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. e. Hanley have been
In Boston part of the week.
Miss Mary Murphy of New London is
the guest of Miss Alice CLARK.
Miss Kate g. Bliss is enjoying a short
vacation at the White Mountains.
Regular meeting of Harmony Temple
of Honor next Wednesday evening.
Regular communication of Ionic Lodge,
F. 4 A. M, next Tuesday evening.
Henry Lawton of Woonsocket, r. L.,
is guest of his son, George w. Lawton.
Miss Mollie Lathrop has returned from
her summer outing at the White Mount
aims.
Frank Scott, ST., and son with their
families moved this week to Mechanics
Vile.
Mrs. T. g. Lathrop and Miss Stevens
are In New York attending the fall open
ings.
Miss Tillie Kragan of Philadelphia has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wood
John Morris moved yesterday into the
house formerly occupied by T. D. Arm
strong.
Miss Bessie Williams has returned from
England where she has been spending the
summer.
Charles Blakeley was taken by Officer
Helm, Tuesday, to the school for boys at
Merlden.
S. F. CLARK attended the annual nation
al enoampment of Odd Fellows at Boston
this week.
Miss Edith Cushman has returned to
her studies at Miss Twltchell's school in
Springfield.
Miss Mary Talcott of Worcester is
spending a few days In town with the
Misses Barrett.
H. s. Abel was reelected member of
the state central republican committee at
the convention last week.
Miss Alberta Eaton left the first of the
week for Northampton, whore she will
continue the study of music.
Miss K. F. Horrigan has returned from
New York, and will have her millinery
opening next Monday and Tuesday.
Hiram Towne, one of the oldest resi-
dents, has gone to Chicago where he will
make his home with his son Truman.
A team composed of Country club play
ers will go to Rockville and play golf
match with the team there Saturday.
The republican caucus for the nominal
ton Of the town officials will be held at
the town hall next Wednesday evening at
7.3O.
If there are any weavers in town out of
employment F. E.. Fitzpatrick can tell
them of a firm who needs number at
once.
Mrs Kate E. Foster and daughters left
Monday for Northampton. The many
friends of the family regret their de-
parture.
Miss Mamie Converse will not return
to the Danbury school of music, but will
take plano lessons at 1.-THE Elms" In
Springfield.
Work on the new race-way and water
pleted. The new wheel has been started
and works satisfactory.
Miss Mary l. Newton expects to spend
the winter with relatives In California,
accompanying Mrs. J. Broekbank, who
will return in November.
Mrs. M. p. ]. Walker and Miss Ruth
Walker have gone to Akron, o., where
the latter will continue her studies. Mrs.
Walker will remain about two weeks.
The third regiment of cavalry, includ-
Ing about 900 horses and 900 men, passed
through here to-day on the way from
Montauk Point to Fort Ethan Allen, VT.
Rev. w. ]. Stanley of St. Joseph's ca
thedral, Hartford, will lecture at St. Ed
wards church next Sunday evening at
7.3O. The subject will be "Total Alb
stinence."
Dennis Mullen fell down stairs at his
home In Forestville yesterday morning,
and 1t was at first feared that he was Sc
riously injured. DIR. Newton was called,
and. an examination proved that no bones
were broken.
Prof. T. E.. Jordan has finished his
summer engagements in Boston and
vicinity and can now be found at his
Main street music store. In addition to
his regular line of business, Mr.. Jordan
will teach piano and organ tuning the
coming season.
Miss Katherine Smith, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. G. F. circuit, of Monson,
left on Tuesday for a two-months' west
ern trip to include Chicago and Rock
vile, ILL.,, and Lawrence, Kan, where
she will make the largest part of her stay
with her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Morse
The Stafford Worsted company has
purchased triangular piece of land near
the dam at their plant, of the Central
Wooden Company. The papers will pass
In few days. When the condition of
business will warrant the Worsted COM
pany will build storehouse and an office.
L. D. Gary's running horse, 'Hydra, /"
has won two races this week. He won
In two straight heats at Rockville Tues
day. Wednesday the horse was In race
at Palmer, and again won first money.
Considering that the horse had hot race
Tuesday, and was driven the long dis
lance between Rockville and Palmer and
entered yesterday at that town, his per-
formance was extraordinary.
The rector of Grace church, having
given up his services at the Hollow, will
hereafter hold services in the Buff CAP
school house two Sunday afternoons In
each month, instead Of one, as formerly,
the I'd and 4th Sundays being the ones
chosen. Accordingly services will be
held there next Sunday at 8 p. M, holy
communion being administered on this
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