The Press., 1900-07-12

Winter Post, g. A. R., meeting next
Tuesday evening.
Regular session of WAuseon lodge, L.
o. o. F., next Tuesday evening.
The engagement Is announced of Miss
Glare x. Baker and G. B. Pinney.
Mixed foursomes will be the program
at the golf grounds Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Julius Converse and Miss Eugenia
Lee have gone to Salem, O., for visit.
Smith w. Page has been entertaining
two cousins-Nrs. r. 8. Thornton OF
California and Mrs. L. M. Babbitt from
Putnam.
Andrew Wilton Is named as admins
traitor Of the estate of E. N. Washburn.
and will continue the business until final
disposition Is made Of 1t.
The Epworth League of the M. e.
church will hold lawn social next We'd
nesdsy evening on the church lawns. Ice
cream and refreshments will be served.
Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis have moved
their household goods to Warren, where
they have been employed for some time.
The tenement over The Press Office va
Gated by Mr.. Davis has been taken by
Miss Ellen Remmert.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Rodgson leave to-
morrow morning for a vacation at their
cottage at Mantle. They will drive
through with their team. John Hodgson
and George Chapman will accompany
them making the trip on bicycles.
The latest electric road scheme which
the people of Stafford are asked to consider
is line from Warren to this town by the
way of Wales and Brimfield. The citi-
zens of Brimfield are much interested,
and would like to have Stafford people
cooperate with them. This route would
give q connection with the B. i A. road
at Warren.
The Citizens band will give sacred
concert on the Springs House lawn next
Sunday, at p. M, II pleasant, with the
following program:
| America
Sacred Selection, D. L. Ferrazzl
| Hands Across the Sea, j. P. SOusa
any Chorus from II sRRgg3e
Baritone Solo, with variations, Masten
| Quartette from Lucretia BOrgta, Joachim
March-Old Glory, Masten
VIM. E. Brooks, 10. was drowned al
South Worcester last Saturday while in
bathing. The deceased was q son of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Brooks. former resi-.
dents of the borough. He was a young
man of promise and thoroughly respected
The funeral was held Monday. A. E.
Gregory, his uncle, was at Worcester
over Sunday and attended the funeral.
Rev. John E. Clark of Waterbury Is tc
be transferred to st. Joseph's parish
Bristol, one Of the oldest parishes In the
diocese. The Waterbury Democrat says
OF Father Clark:
He Is q jealous priest and his labors In
this city, especially among the children,
won him the respect and admiration of all
who desire to see the youth of the city
educated up to the highest possible ideas
Of their duties to God and their neighbor.
He was popular among the people and his
efforts on behalf of the parish will always
be held In grateful remembrance, and
while all regret to lose him, still seeing
that the change Is In the line of promotion
the parishioners feel pleased to know that
his real worth has been duly appreciated
by his superior.
The Country club golf team was de-
feated, yesterday by the score Of 10 to 8
by the Quaganapoxet golf club at New
London yesterday. The members Of the
local team are very warm in the praise o.
their entertainment while at New Lon
don. The following ls the score: