The Press., 1900-08-30
George Car dInal win spend labor day at

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Boston.
w. j. Denver has been In town a part
of the week.
A. w. Walker is in New York city on
business trip.
Services will be held as usual as Grace
church next Sunday.
Stephen McNiel has resigned his posi-
ton at Dennis mill.
Mrs. John Chapman of Boston Is WIS.,
iting friends In town.
Miss Eliza Brick, former resident, is
visiting friends In town.
Harvey Chapman has gone on trip to
New York and Boston.
Miss Lizzie Damon of Maiden Is the
guest of Miss Mary 1. Newton.
The first golf team plays the Norwich
team at Norwich next Monday.
Miss George Beckwith is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Tracy, of Jewett City.
DIR. Adrien Kerghis of Paris is the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. F. B. Newton.
Miss Lillian Chandler of Norwich has
been the guest of Miss Melvina Bolieau.
st. Edwards parochial schools will re-
sumo sessions Monday, September 10th.
OBJ. Usher is taking his annual vaca-
ton, and Is camping at Knowlton's pond.
Charles Anderson and Adelbert Need
ham are visiting friends In Whately Mass.
At Orcuttville next Sunday there will
be Sunday school at $50, and service and
sermon at $50.
Complaint Is made that wheelmen are
riding on the sidewalks In the borough,
contrary to the law.
Mrs. Frank Royce has purchased the
Moulton farm near State Line from the
Augusta Moulton estate.
The marriage intentions are announced
of Victor Boucher and Miss Leone Lam
nigan, both of Staffordville.
Joseph Lavene, who has been unable to
be on his cart owing to a sprain, has be-
come able. to resume his duties.
Miss Mollie L athrop and Miss Mary I.
Newton have returned from an outing at
the Ocean house at Watch Hill.
Mrs. Frank circuit entertained her Sum-
day school class at her home yesterday
afternoon. The ladies made the trip In
Bolieau's bus.
Rev. R. G. Gragan of st. Edwards was
one of the deacons Of honor at the ami
versary mass held in Hartford Tuesday
In memory of Bishop Mcmahon.
The Christian endeavor meetings will
be resumed at the Congregational chapel
next Sunday at p. m. Subject, "Seek
souls" Luke Is: ITO. Miss Mile Royce
leader.
Miss Ruth Walker gave cobweb party
to her friends at the grove near her home
last evening, in honor Of her friend, Miss
Smith. The grove was attractively light
ed with electric lights. Light refresh
ments were served.
| The Denver bankrupt stock and fixtures
will be sold at public auction Saturday at
2 O'Clock on the hay scales. The stock
includes flour, sugar, crockery, tinware,
etc. There will also be sold quantity
of household furniture at the same time.
Rev. r. G. Gragan will go to Hartford
Sunday to be present at the dedication of
st. Johns church and the laying of the
cornerstone of the new st. Thomas SEM
mary. A clergyman from Hartford will
supply here, and the service at Stafford
Vile will be at the usual hour.
Elbridge Blair's horse ran away last
Saturday evening. The retns broke near
the residence of George Cleveland. Mr..
Blair jumped out without injury. The
horse ran through Main street and was
stopped on East Main-st. Neither the
horse nor the wagon was injured.
Miss Rose Roberts, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Roberts of Orcuttville,
was united in marriage to John Rabideau
Monday morning at st. Edwards church
by Rev. R. G. Gragan. Joseph LeRock
was best man and Miss Mary Frazier was
bridemaid. After brief wedding journey
Mr.. and Mrs. Rabideau will make their
home in the borough.
The members of Harmony Temple Of
Honor will visit Perseverance Temple
Hartford, next Tuesday evening. They
will go by bus to Rockville, leaving here
at 1.3O p. M, sharp. From Rockville tc
Hartford the trip will be made by trolley
All members intending to go will please
notify w. E. Benton at once. Members
are to wear their badges.
The second golf team was defeated
up by the Chelsea Inn club of Hampton
on the Willimantic links Tuesday after
noon. The following Is the score:
| HAMPTON. STAFFORD.
F. b. Cummings, 4 F. G. Sanford,
F. G. Whitaker, 0 J. G. Converse,