The Press., 1901-10-24
Mrs. Mary P. Marshall and daughter

Mrs. Mary p. Marshall and daughter,
MrssD: G..Wilson, of Meriden, were guests
Of MIR. and Mrs A. Fl. Simonds over Sum
day.
/ The little daughter OF Mr.and Mrs.
Arthur Hedges of Westfield, who are
visiting relatives here, has been taken
quite Ill.
Two families, one of them the Hamilton
family, have been occupying the Gypsy
camp ground on the macadam road the
past week.
Miss May Colburn attended the state
teachers, convention in Hartford last FRI
Eday and visited friends in the same city
Lover Sunday.
The Ladies' Missionary circle will hold
a missionary tea' in the Baptist church
next Wednesday afternoon at 5 80. Adj
mission ten cents.
Richard Hassett, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Hassett Is seriously Ill
with appendicitis. and DIR. Weldon of
EWillimantic was summoned here yester-
day for consultation.
Rev. J. P. Marvin of New Hampshire,
who created such favorable impression
some three or four weeks ago, Is expected
to again occupy the pulpit of the Universe
list church next Sunday.
Henry Grundy seriously injured his foot
last week by having large wood-pile
fall on 1t. He has been laid up since as
consequence, and Adna French Is filling
his position In the Riverside mill.
Mrs. Giddings II. Pinney, former res
serious accident near her home In Brook
Ign, N. Y, few days ago. She was de-
scending some steps, when she slipped
and fell, resulting In badly broken hip.
Miss Mary Jennings of Windsor is visit
ing relatives and friends in the village.
Miss Jennings arrived Tuesday, but she
might have reached here several hours
earlier, If she had not been SO occupied
with pleasant thoughts that she did not
think of such little thing as getting off
the B & A train at Palmer. but kept right
J along. '''
The young people Of the Universalist
church society will give another of their
unique and pleasing entertainments next
Wednesday evening. The substantial
feature of the evening will be a hash sup
per for ten cents, to be followed by the
J play, "A Mysterious Disappearance, !"
with the following cast:
Capt. Boliver Bobstay, Ell: Ptnney
Chas Cleverley, F. II. Mead
Dixon Dolby, ri: j G. B. Pinney
Carlos Carrot, w. P. Lasbury
al Mrs. Cleverley, Miss Elsie McCallum
ENelly. Cleverley, Miss Mildred McCallum
Mrs. Persis Grievous, Miss Jennie McCallum
Admission to entertainment, 10 cents.
Mr.. johnson, of the firm of Curtis &
Johnson, architects, is expected to be In
the village to-day with the plans for the
new hall and as soon as some few details
can be completed the work will be con-
tracted. Mr.. johnson will have entire
charge of the work during its progress,
which will necessi tate his being In the
= village part of each week. The present
plan contemplates moving the building
some feet forward in order to obtain the
room for the new addition. tits 'ex-
pected that there will be no delay In the
work On account of the weather, as there
) will be plenty Of interior work when they
arp unable t.. work outside. - 49,. 49,.
Ma n ..7'': sstaRordyi1le. - = ~.
II Mrs. Charles Bennett of Palmer spent
tSdnday with her sister, Mrs. r. N. ham
beflin: 80. ~
k The horses, carriages, etc., used by
n VIM F. Rock In his livery. stable bust
me- se and 5lhis household furniture. will be
s-teeid at Auction Saturday, Nov: e, at 10
La. m.ta-o;& 81. ~a-7. r ss5:<E.-;F ~',s>~
d The Ladder Aid society of the Congre.
gaHonal church will meet in the vestry
, Thursday afternp ION and evening. Supper
from4aix to seven, Mrs, Arthur West
a and Mrs. VIII Roberts; hostesses. 49,.
West Stafford. AZ. : -
, Miss May Broadway attended the teach
era' convention at Hartford last Friday. .
81 Miss Alice M. Graves is the guest o.
her brother, W. D. Graves.
l Rev. Elisha Ellis Of Danbury visited his
mother, Mrs. Clarissa Ellis, the first OF
the week. ,'t*s.: " .~-'..
Do not'tforget the, entertainment this
. evening. II promises to be an exception
: ally fine one. 49,.
=. Neff's and Sturtevant's saw-mill will
soon be moved to this place, where they
will continue working for W. E. Demond
i Mr.. and Mrs. Phllo Atwood of Will
t mantle and Mr.. and Mrs. George $. Aye
of Hartford have been spending few
ldouo With oiokor Mics. Tooopbin.