The Press., 1901-06-13
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 D. W. Rreen has closed hiszs ran Mafnslreet unlah&ak.
 The Central uooIs Neompany will re- sume operations Mond
 Paul Bennett capture "a trout few days ago weighing 17 ouncesA
 Miss Haryette Fowle of sIkpx City is the guest of MT. and Mrs. RIohard W, Ellis. 4sys
 Mir. and Mrs. Edwin Demond of Spring. field are guests of their son. " De- mond.
 Mrs. Albert Hall of Idaho Springs, Col, Is the guest of Miss Josephin01 Eaton.
 Frank Bntterfleld Is employed in Will limantic for a time, running steam roller.
 w. P. Bidwell left yesterday for trip to Minnesota. He will visit the exposi-i tion at Buffalo.
 pr. G. L. Nichols is at his home in Hoboken, N. J., to see his brother off for continental trip.
 Mrs. Seymour Carpenter has sold her place near the fair grounds to Mrs. Alon- 20 Charter for about $6OO.
 Albert Eaton has sold for the Cleave- land estate a farm in West Stafford to Henry N. Tetrault for $e00.
 Gertrude Stafford of Springfield and Frederick Newton of Holyoke have been guests of Mrs. l.. J. Horton.
 MT. and Mrs. George Gordon and Miss Gordon of Hazardville have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Ellis. G. s. Baker has been in Boston part of the week attending meeting of the United Embalmers' association. Remember the auction sale of the farm and furniture of Mrs. D. Hanson of Staff ford Street next Saturday, at ? p. m.
 The Butterfield bankrupt stock of hardware, etc., Is being sold at closing out prices at the store on East Main-st. MT. and Mrs. John West and daugh- ters, Ethel and Edith, of New Boston, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engley. The Epworth league of the Methodist church will hold cabinet meeting at the home of MT. and Mrs. R. W. Ellis to- morrow evening.
 The high school commencement exer- cises at the opera house, at o'clock next Tuesday evening, will no doubt have the usual large attendance. Miss Eugenia Lee has returned from Poughkeepsie for the summer vacation. After another year at her present location Miss Lee will enter Vassar college.
 Rev. A. J. Mcleod and family are now located at Central Village, Conn.,, where MT. Mcleod is stationed as pastor of the Congregational church. Friends of MT. Mcleod will be pleased to learn that he Is conducting very successful pastorate. Plans have been drawn for the proposed plant for the Washburn car wheel compa. ny. The stone building at Fox village will be used, but an addition will have to be built on and other changes made. IL is proposed to equip the plant for the manufacture of about 50 wheels per day As soon as the organization is perfected the stock will be offered for sale. Al. ready there has been considerable of the stock pledged in town.
 Miss Agnes Hattie Martin and James Amos Bolieau were united in marriage al the rectory of St. Edwards church, Tues day forenoon, at 1O.30. George Bolieau Jr., brother of the groom, acted as bes man, and Miss Emma Kuehne was bride maid. The bride wore white muslin anl carried white pinks for flowers. Tn, bridemaid wore pink muslin. A recep tion to the bridal couple followed thu ceremony, which was performed by Rev U. F. O'Niel, at the home of MT. aut Mrs. Otto Ladish. MT. and Mrs. Boliea, left on the 2.13 train for Providence where they will spend part of the hon eymoon. The usual rite of presenting | rice was performed at the station by large company of admiring friends, ant the hack that conveyed the couple to tn station had sizable placard on the bacl announcing that they were "Just mar ried." MT. and Mrs. Bolieau will mak their home in town after they return,