The Press., 1900-07-26
Miss Forth Of Alabama Is the guest
of Miss Bessie Merriam.

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| E. A. Bennett was at his old home in
Dayville over Sunday and Monday.
j. M. Leach and Rev. G. II. Puffer will
go to camp at Mashapaug next week.
Daniel Hurley and DR.. John English
are spending few days at Mashapaug.
Monson will have its annual excursion
to Watch Hill and Block Island August
7th.
In the absence of the rector there will
be no services in Grace church next Sun
day.
J. D. Fenton has returned from visit
of one week with his son, George, at
Orange.
Miss Mabel Webber of Chicopee Falls
is the guest of the Misses Comins on
Crown-st.
Rev. T. D. Martin, Jr. and son, Hor-
ace, go to New York Saturday for a
weeks visit.
Mrs. W. F. Segar and Mr.. and Mrs. W.
E. Segar of New York are visiting rela-
tives in town.
A. W. Walker starts Saturday night to
join his family at Orleans on Cape Cod
for week or ten days.
George Cardinal, employed by Harvey
Chapman, will take his vacation next
week. He will visit his brother in South
ington.
John Girard, Miss Mamie Girard,
Joseph Connors and Michael Monaghan
visited friends in Thorndike the first of
| the week.
Officer Helm went to his camp at
Mashapaug, Monday for a month. Will
Pierce is acting as night officer during
his absence.
Mrs. Martha G. Brockbank of Los
Angeles, CAL, is visiting her brother, W.
P. Bidwell, who with bis family are at
his cottage at Mashapaug.
Prof. T. F. Jordan will furnish music
for the steamer Cape Cod this season,
and will leave for Boston the last of the
week. He will also furnish music for
the fair at Great Darlington.
| Reports from Crystal Lake Indicate
that very few fish are being caught. The
lake Is having one of it's periodical work.
ing spells, and the fishing is always poor
when this condition prevails.
Harmony Temple of Honor will visit
Perseverance Temple of Hartford next
Tuesday, leaving at 100 sharp. The
brothers will wear their badges. Those
not having the same can get them of S F.
Clark. Members who think of going will
notify Will Benton at once.
Considerable dissa tisfaction is express
ed with the electric light service at pres
emit. The plant closes down about mid
night and people who want to use the
light later than that hour are unable to
do so. Many people installed the cleo
tries because of the all-night service and
they feel that it should be continued.
There were 78O tickets sold for the
merchants excursion to Watch Hill and
Block Island Monday. The day was fine,
the sea smooth, and everything passed off
pleasantly with no accidents. A few of
the excurslonists stopped off at New Lon
don and went to different points from
there. Nearly all, however, took the
Block Island boat for Watch Hill and the
island. Very few went through to the
island, as the longer time for dinner and
bathing at the hill appeals to more peo-
pie than the enjoyment of longer sail.
The Citizens band, which accompanied
the excursionists, added much to the en-
ljoyment of the trip.
Miss Lottie Connors has returned from
a visit with relatives at Wales.
Mrs. Cynthia King of Fitchburg, Mass.
is guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Hunt.
Mrs. Asa Harris of Hydeville returned
a few days ago from two-weeks' visit at
Golf Falls, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Constansious Marble of
Illinois are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis
Hatch of Hydeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Kingsbury OF
Meriden are visiting Mr.. Kingsbury's
parents at Hydeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Patterson and two
children of Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests
at the Wightman homestead.
Arthur Adams has taken position at
, Willimantic with the Willimantic Linen
company and commenced his duties Mon
day.
Mrs. Henry Holtham has commenced
housekeeping in the Clark Grant house
on Stafford Street. Mr.. Holtham was
here to assist In the moving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Booth of Vermont,
l and Mrs. Ann Kinney and Mrs. Belle Sat
terlee Of Highlandville, Mass, are guests
, of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Crawford.
J. Glover & Son have completed their
grain mill and commenced operations on
} Tuesday. The plant is fitted with the
most modern machinery and gives COM
| plete satisfaction In It's working.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuisine Marble and chill.
dren of Springfield, former residents OF
Hydeville, have been making visit with
I Mrs. Marbles parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Ensminger, at the Village.
George Latham had the misfortune tc
lose valuable COW Sunday. The ANNA
was apparently as we'll as ever Saturday
night, but on going to the barn Sunday
morning she was found dead In the stall
Mr.. and Miss Fay of Broad Brook were
guests of their uncle's family, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Matthew O'Keefe, over Sunday
On their return they were accompanied
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