The Press., 1900-08-16
A. o. U. W. meeting this evening.

guest OF MIS-. ID. II. Brown.
Frank Bidwell of New York is a guest
of his uncle, w. P. Bidwell.
George N. Mclean, state Inspector Of
factories, has been in town this week.
DR.. J. J. Hassett of Lee, Mass, visited
relatives in the borough the first of the
week.
Miss Title Brown of Warren, Mass, is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Juan F. Brown.
Edward Brosnan of Amesbury and
Stephen Brosnan of New York are visit
ing relatives in town.
G.. E. Butterfield and c. R. Newton
return Saturday from fishing trip to
Lake Sunapee, N. 81.
The descendants of Asa and Mary Davis
will hold their annual reunion at Ever
green park August 22d.
Eugene Micheau and Miss Cordilia Car.
rignon were united in marriage at st. Ed
wards church last Monday morning.
A. Purinton of Waterbury, who takes
D. F. Burritt's place as superintendent Of
the electric plants at Palmer and Stafford
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Harrison of North AID.
ans, who has been seriously i'll with gas
tritis at the home of her sister, Mrs. w
f. DemOnd ia imDrovinp
Mrs. D. M. McIntire and daughters
Elsie, Greta and Helen, go this afternoon
for a weeks visit with Miss Vinervis
Fowler of Mansfield Depot.
At Orcuttville school house next Sun
day afternoon there will be Sunday schoo
at $50, and evening prayer and sermon
at $50, the rector of Grace church ofici
ating.
Advertised letters: Miss Pearl Smith
Mrs. James Smith, Samuel Ollrill, Dan
lei Kief, Miss Annie Frey, Mrs. Alex
ander Hoag, Miss Mary Shoemaker
package.
The republican caucus for nominating
delegates to the state, congressional, sen
atorial and probate conventions will b.
held at the town hall next Tuesday even
ing at o'clock.
A song recital will be given in Societ.
hall, Johnson's block, Sept. 9Th by Will
liam A. Weyhe and Miss Jane A. Clark
assisted by outside talent. The admission
will be SO cents.
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Ellsworth O
Naugatuck have been guests of Mrs. E
r. Brown few days. Rev. Mr.. Ellis
worth assisted in the services at Grac
church last Sunday and preached in tn
morning.
W. s. Martin has frame filled will
photographs Of members of the A. o. U
W. in W. E. Hanley's window. 1t will
require four frames to hold all the mem
bers. These frames when completes
will be placed in the lodge room.
There will be an informal meeting IL
the town building at Brimfield next weel
LACIhkuS ~ " C1OCh 1OI al
parties in Warren, Brimfield, Wales AM
Stafford who are interested in forming
company to build tramway from Warner
to Stafford Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othniel T. Nichols, Mis-
Margaret Nichols, Mrs. A. r. Mansfield
Richard Mansfield, Miss Gertrude Mans
field, Mrs. J. G. Huntington of New York
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Perry o
Westerly are boarding few weeks witt
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Foster on Staffor,
Street.
The body of Mrs. Elizabeth La Bonte
81, who died Monday at New Haven, Ind.
will be brought here for burial tomorrow
The deceased resided here for years an
is we'll known. She leaves three children
Miss Mary Teresa and Rev. Francis l.
Bonte of Indiana, and Dr.. Lewis La Bont
of Derby.
A strange black and white dog, that ap
peared to be mad, caused quite littl
excitement on Furnace avenue, above tn
Warren mill, yesterday afternoon. TIL
dog ran about, growing and swapping a
everything In his way. Officer Pierre
was called, but when he arrived the do
was asleep but still frothing at the mouth
He had Henry Butterfield kill the do
by shooting it.
The following program will be rendere
| by Citizens band this evening from tn
grand stand:
March, "Grand1oso," Billing
| Overture, Colossal t. Shot
| Quartette, 'SWeet and LOW Barnb
Waltz, "LakOta." Petite
March, "Corcoran Cadets" Sous
| Schottische, Marion Missu
A (Ragtime, "Belle of MOBILIZE Zit
B March, "Amer1can Belle" Ha
March, 'Pride Of the HoboS," Billing
W. j. Denver, proprietor of the baker
in Gary's building, East-Main-st., close
his doors last Monday evening and too
the train north. On Tuesday he filed q
Hartford in the United States distrit
court voluntary petition in bankruptcy
His liabilities were placed at 1868 an
assets $3.50. Mr.. Denver swears that b
has no money with which to pay the fee
of the clerk, the referee and the trustee.
GOLF PROGRAM.
The following is the program for event
on the golf grounds for the rest of tn
month:
The first team Of Chelsea Inn golf club
Hampton, will play a return game wit
the second team tomorrow morning.
Aug. Handicap match betwee
first and second team at p. m. Hand
cap to be arranged by captains. Aug. q
Match game between New London an
first team. Aug. 9th to Sept. 1st.-
Ladies to play qualifying round for tt
cup to be presented by green's COMMITTEES
Conditions Of the match as follows
Qualifying round, IS holes, old cours
Players to go out In pairs keeping opp,
nent's score; lowest eight scores to qualii
for semi-fnals. Cards to be handed In [
green's keeper. Semi-finals conditions 1