The Press., 1899-01-12
: 3: H. GrIggs Of Elliott was at H.. A.

r e. H. Griggs Of Elliott was at H. A..
/ Nason's this week. 80
! George s. Ingalls,, who is visiting his
parents in Arlington. has been visiting
friends in this place this week. He ex-
poets to return to his work at Green Bay,
Wisconsin the last of the week.
| There has been much sickness In this
vicinity, many having the grip. DIR.
Marsh has for patients, Daniel Flaherty
and two children and Edna M. Mason
Miss Lucy Whitehouse is recovering from
the grip, her friend M ISIS Hattie Walker
is with her.
Henry Mason and two daughters went
to Windsor Friday, Jan. 9th, to attend
the funeral of his nephew, Henry n
Squires, who died Jan Sd with typhoid
fever. He formerly lived in this place,
making his home with his uncle. He
leaves a wife and one child. ~ $3.50
Miss Henrietta E. Ingalls,, daughter of
VIM. Ingalls,, who is we'll known in this
vicinity as'lumber dealer, died Jan. LIST at
the home: of her parents in Abingdon
The funeral was held Wednesday at the
| house, Rev. Mr.. Pike offlciated She was
a young lady who will be greatly missed.
She was attending a medical college in
Boston, and would have graduated next
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| Miss Rebecca w. Holmes of Cos Cob
will givea violin concert at the college
| chapel Monday, Jan. 10. Miss Holmes
1studied In Germany for number of years
under Joachim, and is worthy pupil Of
lso distinguished q teacher. A small ad-
mission will be charged. Miss Margaret
McReynolds Of New York will render
i several vocal solos. Miss McReynolds
has a voice Of wonderful power and sweet
ness. For several years she has been the
contralto in DR.. f. P. Parker's church In
Hartford.
=: ~" UNION.
Harry E. Back has been admitted to
the bar.
w.. M, L.. M. Reed, is attending the
state grange at Waterbury this week.
Geo. Towne has secured the position of
door-keeper in the house of represent
atives. >:
%, F. j. Aldrich has finished his saving on
the Kies lot, and is preparing to move his
mill soon.
| With the thermometer several degrees
below. zero the men are busy getting in
their ice.
| Rock Meadow.
The farmers are gathering their crop
of ice. '';
Bad colds and the grip prevail In this
locality just now.
'~ Adeibert Agard's family pet dog
''To WISER" died recently.
| Representatives Francis Upham and
Robert Webster, went to Hartford last
week Tuesday,
Mrs. Alvira Snow, who has been with
her sister, Philena Agard, has returned
to her work in the home of her sister,
Mrs. Henry. Barlow, In Westford.
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