The Press., 1900-06-21
Willis Beloher has a pair of team horses

 purchased of Adelbert Needham that weigh about thirty hundred pounds.
 The schools of Misses Ellithorpe, Col burn and Enright closed Tuesday and the scholars had very enjoyable picnic at Carpenters grove yesterday.
 Mass will be said in the Catholic church next Sunday, June 24, at the usual hour. Confessions will be heard on Sat urday afternoon from 4. 30 to o'clock.
 Mrs. Clementine H. Carpenter, who has resided with her daughter, Mrs. Ezra s. Colburn for the past three years, has gone to Somervllle, Mass, for protract- ed visit with her son, John E. Carpenter Ernest Duncan caught his hand in a card at the Pheeix mill last Saturday and sustained painful injury. The flesh. wqs torn from the palm of the hand, ex- posing the bone and nerves. He was at tended by Dr. Newton, who was obliged to take sixteen stitches in the wound.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. c. A. Pownall of Hartford is visit ing friends in town.
 The Center schools closed Tuesday for the summer vacation.
 Miss Arminda Shepard of Holyoke was with her parents over Sunday.
 Levi R. Lull has returned to his home somewhat improved in health.
 J. c. Clark of Windsor Locks has been passing few days with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. M. F. Davis are enter taining their sister, Mrs. Gilbert.
 Miss Lilla Worthlngton of Granby, Mass, is the guest of her cousin, Myrtle Warrington.
 Mrs. Allen West of Worcester, Mass, has been spending week with her daugh- ter Mrs. w. D. Roberts. Mrs. Roberts accompanied her mother on her return home.
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Upham visited friends at Brimfield last Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Laitaille spent the Sabbath with friends in Southbridge.
 Arthur Barrows of Providence, R. l., spent the Sabbath with friends in town.
 Mrs. Frank Dodge of West Dudley Mass, visited friends in town the first oi the week.
 Morris Marcy of Southbridge visited his grandmother, Mrs. Kinda Marcy last Monday.
 w. P. Marcy and family of Hartford spent few days this week with his moth CT, Mrs. Kinda Marcy.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society met al the parsonage last Wednesday afternoon and elected the following officers for an other year President, Mrs. Charles Fogg; vice-president, Mrs. Willard Rich ards; second vice, Mrs. F. J. Aldrich.
 There will be an entertainment at the Town Hall, Saturday evening, under the direction of Miss Holland and her pupils There will be good music and speaking and outside talent is expected. There will be small admission fee. Ice cream and cake will be on sale. The proceeds will go to district No. 3 for the benefit o the school. If stormy Saturday it will b' postponed to Monday evening.
 Mashapaug.
 Miss Minerva c. Crawford graduates al Hitchcock Free Academy, Brimfield, this week.
 At the annual district school meeting Silas Newell was elected school committee for the ensuing year.
 Messrs. Frank and Amos Keefe and their wives were in Springfield, Mass, Sunday attending the funeral of niece
 Wesley Winch of Loudville, Mass, ane Byron O. Moore, Miss Mabel Moore and Carroll Moore, of Mt. Hope, Conn.,, were the guests of J. w. Winch over Sunday
 Miss Huldah F. Smith, teacher at the Mashapaug school the past year, returned to her home at Warehouse Point on Sat urday. Mrs. F. H. Walker accompanied Miss Smith, and will be her guest during this week.
 The season has opened at Mayla nt park. Prof. s. M. Lindsey of university of Pennsylvania, with his family have arrived and will occupy Clear View cot tage for the summer. s. F. Jarvis, Jr., of New York with hi family have taken Hope cottage for the summer.
 Miss M. E. Holcomb of Hartford ant D.. A. occupying Cliff cottage. Rock Meadow.
 Philena Agard went Monday to stay week with her sister, Mrs. Henry Barlow in Westford.
 Mrs. Lilla Holtham and daughter, Mil dred, from Stafford visited Philena Agar a few days last week. Miss Philena Agard and Mrs. Lill Holtham visited at the home of Natha Agard last Thursday. .
 A delegation of seven from this vicinit attended the social at M. P. Fenton's las week Friday evening. They report good time.
 Mrs. Moore, formerly of this vicinity has been visiting Henry Booth and othe friends. She is about 91 years old, an krecently came from the west to visit he | friends.
 Mrs. Elvira Snow has returned fror Orange, Mass., where she has been work ing the past winter, and is staying fe7 days with her sister, Philena Agard. Sh has with her Myron Agard, Benjami Agard's oldest son.
 Miss Lowering held a public day at tn Rock Meadow school last Friday. Twelv visitors were present. The exercises wer we'll rendered. The school room wa prettily decorated with flowers. Jenni Heck was neither absent nor tardy durin the past term. Della Heck was abser only one day.
 Rev. Charles Fogg held service in th Rock Meadow school house last Sunda and organized Sunday school. The of cers were chosen as follows: HenI Booth, superintendent Adelbert Agart assistant superintendent; Mrs. F. F Ballou, secretary teachers-Miss Ph lena Agard, primary; Mrs. F. H. Ballot intermediate; Henry Booth, senior. Tn school is under the general oversight { the pastor of the Union Congregations church. It is undenominational in cha acter, and every one interested is cordia ly invited to attend Sundays at 30 p. n ROCKVILLE. | Thomao F Radv 0f the firm Of Ra6v