The Press., 1900-06-14
Holv eommunion at Graoe church next

J. M. Leach returned yesterday from a business trip to Boston.
 Smith W. Page is spending week with George 0. Fenton of Orange.
 Miss Sargent of West Boylston is the guest of Miss Maud Chandler.
 The Barsalou house was not sold at auction last Saturday, as advertised.
 John Mahan has sold his farm in the edge of Wilmington 10 Nelson Towne.
 Miss Ethel Bailey of Worcester is spending few days with Miss May Smith.
 E. w. Vaill and Miss A. E. Vaill of New York are guests at the Springs house.
 Mrs. A. L. Taintor Is visiting relatives over Sunday.
 Willie Hanley was slightly injured by being hit with a. club in game of ball at school, Tuesday.
 Miss Berton enjoyed a sunset party on Crow hill, with her Sunday school class, yesterday afternoon.
 Frank E. Eastman graduated last week from Boston University. MT. Eastman will study medicine.
 Miss Mabel Foster has returned from a visit with the Misses Lizzie and Bessie Moore of Mashapaug.
 Mrs. Davis, an elder sister of E. N. Washburn, is dangerously i'll with the measles at Granby.
 A. W: Walker, Dr. G. L. Nichols and Frank Deverell are in Providence attend ing meeting of the Shriners.
 Sunday will be observed as memorial day by the A. o. H., and all members are requested to meet at the hall at o'clock sharp.
 Children's day will be observed at the Congregational church Sunday, and there will be Sunday school concert in the evening.
 A. Zanillo celebrated the 34th ami versary of his birth last evening by giving a party to his many friends at his resi- dence on Holland avenue.
 Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin and Miss Mary Leach will entertain their Sunday schoo class at home of the former, Highland Terrace, tomorrow afternoon, from to 7
 The Roman letter of Rev. Father Ora gan printed elsewhere in this paper is both interesting and full of information concerning his trip, which he enjoys very much.
 The county convention of A. o. H. wa! held here Sunday, and David Collins wal chosen county president for two years The headquarters of the delegates was a the Stafford hotel.
 There has been but one change at tht passenger station this week. David Whit ney has resigned his position as baggage master, and his place is taken by Franl Robinson of Yantic.
 A. D. Brown has his stock of clothing in his new block, and expects to be ready for business Saturday. Daniel Sullivan formerly with J. M. Leach, has taken { position with MT. Brown.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Bradberry, MT and Mrs. Herbert Rumwell and son, W H. Stafford and Miss Laura Stafford O Springfield have been guests of Mrs. l. u1.lo. ok GA.o.A
 Complaint is made Ry residents o1 East-Main street that they are disturbed evenings by people pounding on the doors and otherwise breaking the peace. Th' residents say 1t is known who the offend CTS are, and the disturbance must b. stopped.
 The young mems literary and social so ciety will hold no more debates this sea son, with the exception of the joint de bate to be held with South Mancheste representatives. The date for the join debate has not been fixed, but it will b held in the near future. The German club will give a socia dance at their club room on Westfor avenue Saturday evening, June 23 Musi will be furnished by the Italian orchestr of pieces, B. J. Mullins prompter. Re treatments will be served and the aG mission will be 35 cents. | Joseph Gilbert, teamster in the en ploy of E. N. Washburn, had his arr quite badly hurt at the freight depot yeG terday. His arm became caught betwee a heavy case and the side of the entranc while unloading from team. No bone were broken, but he is unable to use tn arm.
 Graduation time is about here, and is busy season for teachers and students Class day exercises will be held at tn opera house next Monday evening. A informal reception, with dancing, will fo low the regular exercises. The gradua ing exercises will be held in the ope1 house the next evening, and will be ope to the public.
 Martin Washburn had a severe ap, plectic shock Tuesday evening. M Washburn was around as usual Tuesda, and was the picture of health. He ha ljust returned from watering some plan in the garden when he was taken. Sint sustaining the shock he has not been co scious, and fears are entertained that l will not recover. He is at the home his brother, E. N. Washburn.
 Jordan's local talent minstrel show the attraction at the opero house f, Tuesday, June 26. Music for the occ sion will be furnished by Prof. Jordan orchestra, with eight of his Boston me included. An orchestral concert will | given before the show, and 8 dance wi follow the entertainment. Prices will | %, 35 and 50 cents, and seats will go c sale at Abel's Saturday, the 18th. c. VI Ware of Salem will furnish the costume