The Press., 1899-08-03
j. A. Simpson was home over Sunday.

the Springs House.
Miss Lettie Meyers Is the guest of Miss
Edith Bissett at Crystal lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. James R. Williams have
little daughter, born Tuesday.
John Hurley of Bennington, Vt, is
visiting his father, James Hurley.
Miss Elizabeth Chandler Of Worcester
is visiting relatives in the borough.
Lawyer and Mrs. ]. w. johnson of En-
field are guests at the Springs House.
Daniel Hurley has resigned his position
with ]. M. Leach at the Hurley store.
John WEIGH, former resident, renew
ed old acquaintaces in town yesterday.
There will be special services at ST..
Edwards church tomorrow at and 8 a.
m.
VIM E. Hanley and family have been
camping in Levi Gary's cottage at Crystal
lake.
DIR. L. F. Eaton, George Gordon and
Richard Fisk spent Sunday at Crystal
lake.
Mrs. VIM. Whitaker and daughter,
Ethel leave tomorrow for visit at Spring
| field.
The campers at Cry stall lake enjoyed a
dance at Bowler's pavilion last Friday
evening.
Miss Annie Tobin, employed by Raw
itser Bro, has been in Norwich on a
vacation.
Mrs. Willard Bugbee of Cromwell Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John Smiledge, on
Grant-ave.
Erskine johnson left here yesterday for
the Springfield camp meeting which opens
tomorrow.
The Congregational Sunday school of
Monson held picnic at Evergreen park
yesterday.
Miss S. E. Ellery of Newton Centre is
the guest of Mrs. Julius Converse at
Woodlawn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Bidwell and Miss
Eva Morey have gone to their cottage at
Mashapaug.
Mrs. AL French and children of Will
mantle are the guests of VIM. Webster at
Crystal lake.
John P. Hanley has been spending a
few days in Worcester, where he witnessed
the boat race.
Advertised letters: Mrs. Catherine
Bonneiller, ohm Kearns, John E. Smith
Lizzie Sanger.
Miss Mabel Cavanaugh was the guest
of Miss Gertrude Butterfield over Sunday
at Crystal lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Fitzpatrick are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of g
son last Saturday.
Mrs. J.. W. Witt has gone on a visit tc
friends In Brookfield, Ware, Springfield
and Fitchburg.
Officer Helm Is in camp at Mashapaug
John G. Sullivan is acting as night Officer
during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and children from
Rockville were the guests of Oscar Suen
derhauf over Sunday.
| Mrs. Frank circuit will entertain hel
Sunday school class this afternoon at hel
home on Village Hill.
Mrs. E. j. White of Akron, Ohio, and
Miss Bertha L. .Wiasd of New Britain,
are at M. P. J. Walkers.
There will be dance at VIM. Green's
pavilion on Roaring brook, near the
school house, Saturday evening.
Miss Mary l. Newton sang soprano II
the quartet at the First Congregations
church at Springfield last Sunday.
Mrs. Phipps and daughter of South
bridge have been camping with William
Webster and family at Crystal lake.
Mrs. A. J. Turner, with her grand
daughters, the Misses Mildred and Natali'
Carlton, of Springfield Is visiting friend
in town.
Rev. and Mrs. J. s. Wadsworth, of tn,
Methodist church, will spend their vaca
tion at Buttonwood, r. l., on Narragan
sett bay.
Miss Grace Harwood gave party las
evening, at her home on High street, il
honor of her friend, Miss Faith Kidder, O
Wilmington, Vt.
Samuel F. Maine has sold his sho
business to J. F. Chamberlin. Mr.. Cham
berlin will not carry on the business, bu
will dispose of the stock.
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Stafford Springs Aqueduc
company will be held at the office Q
J. F. Chamberlin, Friday, at 9 o'clock.
Rev. ]. s. Wadsworth of the Methods
church was called to South Maucheste
Tuesday to attend funeral, as Rev. J.
Bartholomew is at his summer cottage O
Lake Winnipiseogee.
Rev. Beverley E. Warner of New o.
leans is spending a part of his vacation
town. Mr.. Warner is a former pastor {
the local Episcopal church, and is now i
charge of a large church of the same d.
nomination in New Orleans.
Some anxiety is felt about g. E. Hoyt
a veterinarian surgeon, who hired tear
yesterday Of Fred Close to go to Somer
and has not yet returned. If anythin
should happen to detain the doctor indef
nitely the liverymen and hotel proprietor
will feel regret.
i, w. E. Demond entertained severe
classes of the Congregational Sunda
school at his home Monday evening.
feature of the evening was talk by Mr.
l.. s. Crawford on her experience in TUT
key. Refreshments were served, and tn
guests report very enjoyable evening.
, No settlement has yet been made
, Mr.. Rockwelrs loss on the PARTIAL
burned building, as the appraisers hay
, not yet got together. The loss of tn
, German club is about 800, and Mr.. Go
don, who had stock stored in the bas
ment, places his loss at 1926. The latte
| losses will be settled promptly.
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