The Press., 1902-09-25
Miss Della Williams is quite i'll.

left to. day for their home In Oneonta, N. Y
A musical service will be held at the
Congregational church next Sunday even.
ing.
Mrs. Carrie Needham Is painting he1
barn and making other improvements al
her place.
Patrick Mccarthy of Norwich, the well
known baseball player, Is visiting his
parents here.
The annual meeting of the w. G. T. U.
will be held with Mrs. A. N. Nichols,
Friday at p. m.
Fairs are in progress at Willimantic
and Rockville, and quite number from
here are In attendance.
A merry -go-round on the L.. D. Gary
lot is the attraction fol those who enjoy
amusement Of this nature.
o. Carey has moved from the Cady
place to the borough, and VIM. Greene
has gone to the Cady place.
One person joined the Congregational
church last Sunday morning by letter and
three on confession of faith.
w. g. Ellis Is receiving some handsome
Elbreto peaches this week from Green.
wood Dearden's peach farm in Tolland.
Frank l.. Richardson has moved from
his farm to the borough for the winter,
and has taken job at the Warren mill.
Morton B. Hill and Mrs. Clara Kicker
of Wilmington were united in marriage
last Saturday afternoon by Rev. VIM.
Morrall of Grace church.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cleaveland and
sons, Normand and Rexford, of Provi
dence are spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Cleaveland.
At the meeting of the Temple of Honor
last evening one new member was added
New names are being constantly added
and the temple Is In a f1ourishing condi
ton.
Anthony Adams has added to his equip
ment a machine for fitting steam piping
up to six inches. The new machine Ii
one of the latest designed and will run
by power.
Miss j. I. Fuzzy, who has been spend
ing week at the Springs House, has re
turned to New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
B. Adams of Boston are spending a few
days at the hotel.
Smith & Cooley are building large
new frame, one-story store-house at thei
plant. The new building is built ovel
the river and will increase the storage
capacity about go per cent.
Alonzo Howard, Amos Nichols, An
thony Adams, Frank Adams, John
Cleaveland, Fred Close and Lafayette
Richardson are among those who are at
tending the dedication of the monumen
to the First Connecticut Heavy Artillery
at Hartford to-day.
A. W. Kingsbury has the contract fol
curbing job for Mrs. Brewer of Stafford.
Vile; Quincy monument for Ephraim
Squier Of Staffordville; large sarcopha'
gus monument of Chester granite for the
Whiting family of Westford, and a cot
tage style Barre granite monument for
Austin Holt.
Dwight Cady, 81, died at Springfield
last Thursday of cancer of the stomach
The burial was at Thompsonville. Mr..
Cady was president of the Holmec- Cad!
memorial association and has many re
latives In this vicinity. Much regret Il
felt for his death, as he was man will
qualities which gained the respect of al
with whom he came In contact
Manager Goodhue of the local waite
company met the borough officials Tues
day evening to make rates for water 70
fire protection. Under the old condition
the borough was dissatisfied and the con
tract with the company was allowed t.
lapse. The present conditions are quit
satisfactory, and an agreement was reach
ed on about the same terms that formerl
prevailed.
The Lincoln Athletic club will have
star bout at the club rooms next Wednes
day evening, the second day of the fair
Mosey King, the well-known lightweight
of New London, will meet Jimmy Brigg
of Boston In 15-round go at 100 pounds
There are two preliminary bouts bein,
arranged, one of five rounds and the othe
h ook
John Mansfield as time-keeper. Admis
sion to any part of the hall will be 81.
The attraction at the opera house to
morrow evening is the Al Martz specialt
company. Besides the vaudeville artist
the company carries its own band, an
there will be street parade at noon an
a concert In front Of the opera house at
p. m. The advance paper speaks in YER
fattering terms of Mr.. Martz and hi
company. Al Martz, the proprietor, ha
been here before and needs no introduc
ton locally. The company contains sew
eral new speciality teams, which have bee
added since the last appearance here
Seats on sale at II. s. AbePs.
The Home and Foreign missionary SO
ciety held it's annual meeting with tn
president, Mrs. g. Fl. Baker, yesterda
afternoon. The following officers for tn
ensuing year were chosen: President
Mrs. E. A. Burnham; president
Mrs. g. H. Baker; secretary and treas
urer, foreign, Mrs. G. E. Butterfield; sec
rotary and treasurer, home, Mrs. Jane
Mclaughlin directresses, home depart
ment, Mrs. E. G. Dennis, Mrs. W. 81
Smith, Mrs. W. Fl Cooley, Mrs. Chae
Holt, Mrs. G. Allen and Mrs. VIM. Bur
we'll. 1t was voted to take up africa
for. a subject the coming year. Tea wa
served by the hostess after the bushes
meeting.
Another of the many September wed
dings was celebrated last evening at tn
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