The Press., 1902-08-28
The parochIal schools viii resume SEES.

The parochial schools will resume SEES
sions Sept. Sd.
Lewis Symonds Is spending short va
cation at North Dana.
/ Mrs. Charles Bolieau Is visiting rela-
tives In New Haven.
Miss Mary Fox of Worcester is the
guest Of Mrs. j. 81. Fox.
| Charles s. Anderson has a new horse
that can go along below 90.
Mrs. j. 81. Gilman, who has been quite
Il, Is now more comfortable.
Miss Annie A. Bubser of Hartford Is
the guest of Miss Grace Dwight.
DR.. Fiske Wood, accompanied by his
mother, Is guest at Woodlawn.
Herbert N. Crawford and Dana Gary
attended the fair at Putnam yesterday.
Mrs. F. J. Cardinal Is in New York
city attending the millinery openings.
Miss Margaret Sullivan has gone to
Canterbury to resume her school work.
Presiding Elder ]. l. Bartholomew will
preach at the Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs Belle Turtelotte Of Springfield Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin ]. Fuller.
Mrs. F. B. Newton Is spending two
weeks with her mother at Whitestone, L
1.
| Mrs. J. 8. Greenleaf of Springfield Is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Willis, Center
street.
Henry Dio went to New York last
evening to buy stock for his new store In
Clinton.
Miss Teresa Sullivan of South Glas-
tonbury is visiting her sister, Mrs. David
Collins.
Mrs. r. Fl. Small of New London was
the guest of her father, w. A. Patten
last week.
Mics N E. Booth of Blackstone Is the
guest of her brother, Evan Booth, at the
Springs house.
Miss Mary Squires, accompanied by her
mother, has gone TO Norwalk, N. Y, for
a visit with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Lafayette Richardson
attended the funeral of Mrs. Richardson q
aunt at Westford Sunday.
Henry Packard, an invalid, fell from
his bed Tuesday and broke his hip. He
Is attended by DR.. F. L. Smith.
There will be ball game Saturday be-
tween the Invincibles and team repre-
senting the Stafford Worsted mill.
Cheney Newton and sister Of Brimfield
were the guests of Grant and Miss Mabel
Foster at the Foster homestead over Sun
day.
Miss Alice Fitton and Morris Demond
were in Springfield yesterday taking com
petitive examinations for Bay Path insti-
tute.
Mrs. Sargent and daughter of Lowell,
and Mrs. George Aldrich of Springfield
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
Bolieau over Sunday.
Work on the new chimney for the
Genital mill has been completed without
accident. The foundation for the new
boiler house has been started.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Grace Burwell to Clarence Hamrick of
Toledo, Ohio. Miss Burwell is at present
stopping at La Junta, Colorado.
The Citizens band gave creditable
concert last Thursday evening on the
Springs house grounds. The band Is
showing marked improvement.
John Wrigley of Amherst, the concrete
walk man, has arrived In town. He is
already engaged to do some work for
Mrs. Hannah Washburn and G. L. Dem
mis-. $50
Frederick Faulkner has renewed his
lease of the Middle River Manufacturing
company's mill. This is good news to
the townspeople, as Mr.. Faulkner has
run the industry steadily since coming
here.
The republican caucus for the nomina-
ton of delegates to the state, COMPRESSION.
al, county, senatorial and probate con-
ventions and for the election of town
committee will be held at town hall next
week Thursday evening at 7.3O.
A. Brodeur, employed by Smith &
Cooley, hurt his arm quite badly Saturday
In running a belt off a machine. The
belt was spliced one and In some way a
cash was cut that required IA stitches to
close. He was attended by DR.. F. B.
Newton.
The new reservoir was only partly filled
last Sunday. 1t was found necessary to
install a check valve to prevent the water
from flowing back into the reservoir from
the main pipe, as the head of the pipe line
Is so feet above the reservoir. The valve
was placed In position yesterday. It Is
expected that the reservoir will be filled
the last of the week.
| The following is the score for the third
golf contest for the Pinney cup, played
last Saturday, with three more to play:
Points. Hand. Gross. Net
Miss Chamberlin, as rs 81
| en- Miss HarWOOd, So SO 8;
| ~ Mrs. II. W. Smith, G6 80 g
| Mrs. g. L. Dennis, So 81 IS
Mrs. L. Mclaughlin, SO IS A.
| Mrs. A. Needham, 80 "a A
| Miss Converse, ID SO 4.
Mrs. e. II. P1nney, 10 81 Al
The store of N. Pero has been enlarged
and improved. 1t formerly consisted Of
| two rooms, but the partition has beer