The Press., 1900-07-19
Mrs. F. g. Sanford is in Norwich.


Burdette Squires of Amherst Is visiting
friends In town.
Miss Grace Walker Is guest of Miss
Mary Converse.
Mrs. John Siswick is visiting her par
ents at Providence.
Ambrose Colsman is seriously Ill at
his home In Fox village.
Mrs. Cowles is spending vacation at
Hartford and New Haven.
Mrs. P. G. Gordon and Miss Grace
Dwight have gone for visit at Newark.
Rev. Z. R. Latham of Hartford preach
ed at the Congregational church last
Sunday.
Advertised letters: Mark Gagnon,
Christian Herbst, Mrs. Myron WHY'S.
John Fitzgerald.
George Turner, who Is employed at the
Haynes house In Springfield, has been in
town few days.
Miss Mollie Lathrop leaves tomorrow
for two-weeks' stay at Poland Springs,
Me-, with Brookline friends.
The foundation for w. E. Demond's
new coal shed Is completed, and the car
penters will commence work at once.
Mrs. Frank Devereaux and family have
gone to join Mr.. Devereaux, who took a
position at Harrisville, N. H., some time
ago.
Rev. Mr.. Hazen of Vermont, who will
soon go to India as missionary, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church next Sunday.
Tickets good until Thursday for the
merchants excursion are on sale only at
the passenger station and by F. E. Fitz-
patrick, but not on the boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Wagner and chill
dren, Florence and Gilbert, of Clayville,
N. Y, are spending few weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Suenderhauf.
Peter Pra Lewis, employed at Rawitser
& Bros. mill, had his hand badly injured
in the mapping machine Wednesday. He
was attended by DIR. F. B. Newton.
The Young America base ball team
will play in Wales one week from Satur.
day. They have no game for next Sat
urday, but are trying to make date
with Monson.
The tent used by the Standard theatre
company came down during the storm
yesterday afternoon. Not much damage
was done, and the evening performance
was given as usual.
DR.. G. B. Newton was called to Moose
Meadow Monday to attend Ayour Had
dad, an Armenian, who cut his foot badly
while chopping. This was Haddad's frs
experience as chopper.
The members Of the court of burgesses
chosen to establish the line on EASTMAN
street have reported. The line will bt
submitted to the AUDITORS, and If salts
factory will be established.
Miss Nellie Warren, employed by A
W. Walker, Is taking a vacation of two
weeks. Miss Carrie Remmert who IL
also enjoying vacation has returned
from visit at Holyoke and Worcester.
Mrs. John Speed, who has been spend
ing several weeks with her parents al
Lawrence, Mass, returned to her home
In the borough last week, accompanied
by her mother, who will remain for a
short visit.
Gary Bros. are to run their wagonette
to the golf grounds Saturday afternoons
for the benefit of the players. The team
will leave the passenger station at p
m. and every hour during the afternoon
until 5 p. m.
Miss Margaret Sullivan, who recent,
refused the position Of telegraph opera
tor and assistant ticket agent at the de
pot, has accepted position as manage
of telegraph Office for the Postal Tele
graph Cable company at Wexford, R.
The Epworth League of the Methods
church held lawn party on the churc
grounds last evening. The attendant
was large, and the occasion proved thor
oughly enjoyable. A popular feature wa
the music that was gratcitously furnishe
by the Citizens band.
Summer guests are beginning to arriv
at the Springs house. Mr.. and Mrs. L
R. Eastman Of Boston, Mrs. A. Clapp c
Northampton and Mrs. J. II. Cooper ar
stopping there at present. Judge Chas
R. ingalls, and family of Troy, N. Y
stopped over last Friday on their way t
Block Island.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Ramsey, Mr.. an
Mrs. Lessard, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ii
bresh, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Sherman, OF
YER Cote, Mr.. Gagnon, Mr.. and Mr.,
Lewis Ducharme Miss Mary Fregea,
Mrs. Orus Ramsey, the Misses Godi
and Joseph Depot have gone on the g,
cursion to Montreal. Mr.. and Mrs. e.
mund Tetrault decided not to go.
j. Allan Mix was taken Ill last Thur
day, and the trouble proved to be al
pendicitis. DIR. Fl. G. Howe of Hartfor
was called Saturday by DIR. F. L. Smitl
and it was thought best to have an ope
alton. Sunday, DIR. Howe came out, ant
assisted by DIR. Smith, performed the Of
Grafton. Drs. G. B. and F. B. Newto
were also present and lent their aid M
Mix Is now getting along as we'll as coul
be expected.
The amusement attraction this wee
has been Minnie Lester and her compar
In tent on the Springs house law
Miss Lester Is popular actress. who h.
been here several times before, and h,
usually played to good houses. tt
J company is not drawing as we'll as usus
8 owing to the extreme warmth of Il
4 weather. Those who have attended Il
entertainments say that the company