The Press., 1901-09-19

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H. E. Burwell was in Hartford over
Sunday.
A social dance will be held at Crystal
Lake Saturday evening.
G. T. Nelson of Springfield visited
friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs. s. B. Bishop of Concord, N. H.,
is visiting friends in town.
R. W. Smith returned yesterday from a
visit to the Pan-American.
| A. J. Squires visited his brother, B. M.
Squires, at Baltic Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. J. Fitton Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. A. Cleaveland at Providence.
Mrs. Mayo and Mrs. Spencer of Spring
field are guests of Mrs. Julius Converse.
Mrs. H. L. Rider of New York is the
guest of her sister, Mrs Geo. L. Dennis.
Walter Scott was at Moosup over Sun
day, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bragg.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Wood of West
Winfield, N. Y, are guests Of Mrs. VIM.
Smith.
Frank Bemis and Samuel Heck are at
tending the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo.
Miss Mena Adams and Miss Lettie
Meyers were at Bondville, Mass, over
Sunday.
G. B. Gary was at Westfield yesterday
taking entries In the trotting events for
the local fafr.
VIM. O'Connell, agent for the Metro
politan. is spending few days at his home
in Colchester.
Mrs. Lucy A. Rogers and Miss l.. j..
Rogers Of New London are guests at the
Springs House.
Mrs. R. A. Mills and daughter Of West
field, N. J., are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Whitaker.
Marshal Bolieau is quite lame. He
sprained his knee few days ago while
handling large bag Of wool.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Pinney are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Converse at Oneonta,
N. Y. Mr.. Pinney will go to Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs James Thompson of Hol-
yoke, Mass, are spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Riffenberg at F. N.
Cranes.
Most OF the business places are draped
with bunting, and crepe and pictures OF
the martyred president appear in many
windows.
Miss Beckwith has returned from New
York and has commenced preparations
for the fall season. Miss Hicks will be
with her again this season. -
Trustee Robert H. Fisk reports that
the H. o. Butterfield estate pays %. 81
cents on the dollar and the claims are
being settled on that basis.
Thomas Jenkins has been i'll several
weeks with malaria, but is now more
comfortable. He has been spending a
part of the time In Pittsfeld. =. 49,.
Applications for rooms are already
coming in at the hotels, and the indica-
lions are that the usual fair time rush for
Accommodations will be as pronounced as
usual.
The kindergarten class of the Congre-
gational church will be entertained by the
teachers from 3. 80 to g. 80 tomorrow after
noon on the lawn of Mrs. Mclaughlin, on
Highland Terrace. ..:,.s ~
The session of superior court which was
to be held to-day has been postponed un-
til next Tuesday and will convene at Toll
land. The Kane case against the borough
will come up at that time. -.
Miss Rose Dondero, who has, been EN-.
ployed in the candy and fruit store Of
Fred Bernardo, leaves to-day for Meriden
where she will take a similar position
in a store owned by her father.
Rev. E. A. Durham and Charles
Moore attended as delegates from the
G Congregational church the ordination
and installation of Rev. G. H. Davis az
pastor of the Congregational church a
Somersville yesterday.
No special services will be held at St
Edwards to-day, the event OF the death
of the president and the circumstances
leading to 1t having received the attention
Of the pastor at regular Sunday service
ST. Edwards schools are closed.
The Palmer fair has been postponed
and will come off tomorrow and Satur
day. 1t was so wet Tuesday that there
was no racing, and the trotting events
scheduled for that day will be put on to-
morrow. Wednesdays program will be
given Saturday.
James Lawrence met with severe loss
a short time ago. He is an employee o.
Keefe Bros and lived in cabin on the
Rockwell lot. The cabin took fire from 6
gasoline stove and burned down. Besides
loosing household goods and clothing
$75 In money was destroyed.
A golf match between "Dan" Leitch
professional, Of the Springfield Country
club and the best ball of DR.. l.. F. Eator
and E. 81. Pinney of the Stafford Country
club has been arranged for Saturday af
ternoon on the local grounds. "Dan'
Leitch is an expert at the game, and there
, Is much interest as to what score he will
make on the local links. 1t will be
good chance for all who wish to see tn,
game played in the best form. The tick
cts will be 25 cents each, and will be OF
sale at 81. s. Abel's. The public is cor
daily invited to attend. A bus will
leave the station at Las and run ever.
hour until 4.45, or more often, II the oc
casion demands. The match will be fo
SO holes. .. 1855.