The Press., 1903-08-13
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1uWAu 0OOOOAA 40 k1 VUAOOOSOA VASE
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Mrs. B. B. Paine spent few days this
week In Wilbraham, Mass.
Bertha Belcher ia spending q part OF
her vacation with her grandfather, Esten
Belcher In Union.
Mrs. William Tobin returned from New
Haven Saturday, where she went to at
tend the funeral of sister.
Mrs. A. o. Comins and little son. Will
liam, were the guests of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William Tobin several days this
week.
Mrs. Luclen Washburne and her niece,
Miss Efie M. Hollingworth of Hartford,
are spending few days In Springfield and
Monson. Mass.
Raymond, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Colburn Of Springfield, Mass. ,is spending
his vacation with his grand parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Lucius Colbu1n.
Philo West and his son, Herbert, re-
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William Converse Of Arlington,
and Herbert e. West Of Somerville, Mass.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the M. E..
church, will hold q lawn party at the resi-
dence of e. T. Loomer, Monday evening.
Ice cream for sale. II stormy 1t will be
held Tuesday evening.
Harry Taylor, with his wife and son,
Fred, intend to take advantage of the g.
A. r. excursion, and will go to California
to take up his residence In the vicinity of
Los Angeles. Mr.. Taylor has son who
has been In that state for some years.
The Congregational Sunday school held
a picnic with the Baptist Sunday school
at the Hollow, by invitation, at Crystal
Lake Wednesday. A large bus load and
many carriage loads of people went from
here. A most delightful time was enjoy
ed by everybody.
The lawn party at the residence OF
Frank A. Brown Tuesday evening was
very we'll attended, and nine gallons oil
ice cream were disposed of In very short
time the demand exceeded the supply.
The orchestra furnished music for the
occasion, which was greatly enjoyed by
all.
Miss Emma Peel left Wednesday morn.
ing for Palo Alto, California, for on ex.
%ho
Miss Peel has resided with her brothers
family in this village she has made q
host of friends, everyone of whom regret
her departure, while wishing her the very
best good fortune and prosperity during
her sojourn In the west.
Ebenezer Colburn was most delightful
~ surprised at his home on Tuesday even
ing by about 80 members of Wolcott and
Ionic lodges Of Free Masons and their
families. The house was tastefully deco
rated with wild flowers for the occasion
and the double parlors festooued with
clematis, white carnations and ferns. A
fine musical program, arranged by Mrs
Cady added to the social enjoyment. Re
freshments were served from the buffet
throughout the evening, by Miss May
Colburn and Mrs. B. B. Paine. With
kindest expressions of pleasure for the
evident enjoyment the little party had
brought to their aged and honorable
brother and host, hey departed fol
their homes at late hour, carrying with
them many pleasant memories OF an even.
ing spent at "Colburn cottage" .l 81.
West Stafford.
Leon Cady has been a guest of E. D
Ellis.
Myron Davis who has been quite i'll is
much improved.
]. W. Washburn lost about fifty chick
ems Friday night.
Miss Lena Ellis is attending the Advent
camp-meeting in Springfield.
Mrs. Charles Root has been a guest O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mckinney.
Miss Alice Graves and Miss Josephine
Newell are visiting friends In Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Preston of Boston
have been guests of their parents the pas
week.
Miss Grace Holmes of Monsoon VISITED
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Holmes
Sunday. ....
Ed. J. Leach was In town Sunday ant
enjoyed the excursion to Watch Hill ant
Block Island.
George Ellithorpe went to Rockville
Sunday. Eugene Neff came back will
him to his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chaffee of Albany
N. Y, were guests of Mr.. Chaffee's aunt
Mrs. Hannah Chaffee, Sunday.
Several from this place will attend tn
lawn party at Myron P. Avery's, given b
the Somers grange this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sturtevant @
Ware are guests Of Mr.. Sturtevant'
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Among those who remained at Bloc
Island over Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. c
P. Broadway and Miss q. May Broadway.
Mrs. Adelia Dimock and Mrs. JANET
Newell were called to Somers last wee1
to attend the funeral of Lucius Kibbe
their sisters husband.
Mrs. Michael Roberts has been CUES
of friends In Somersville. She was joine
by MIR. Roberts Sunday, both going fror
there to Hartford, where they spent tn
day. ....-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. =Sturtevant, Mis-
Blanche Sturtevant, MIR. and Mrs. Georg
Sturtevant and Miss Carolyn Neff ar
guests of friends In Worcester and Boe
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. Arson q. Barlow, Henri
G. Barlow and son, Roy, of Westford
alcO Row Mr. Chamberlain and Mis-