The Press., 1903-07-09
Alfred Bernardo has gone to New York

fined to bis home by illness.
Herbert Fuller OF Somers spent Sunday
with friends In the borough.
David Peacock and friend of whitman
tic we're In town for the 4th.
The painters win have their clam-baks
at Evergreen park Saturday.
John Burr and Waldo Lathrop have
been camping at Crystal Lake.
Carrie s. Davis has sold her place al
Orcuttville to Paul A. GInhold.
Dwight Parsons Of Westford, former
resident, was In town yesterday.
Paul Bennett, who has been out Of towr
for some little time, has returned.
Miss Virgie Chapman spent the Fourth
and Sunday In Putnam and Webster.
Mrs. Charles r. Beckwith, who has
been quite Ill, Is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Allen at.
tended wedding at Worcester yesterday.
VIM. Whitaker and family are spend
Ing q vacation at Providence and Fall
River. Ss
Chas. Tyler Bard of Norwich has been
the guest this week of his brother, DR..
Bard.
Mrs. Arthur johnson and son are al
her old home in Whiting, VT, for a va.
cation.
Rev. Wm. Morrall and stapily are to
go to the Lathrop cottage att ystal Lake
next week.
Miss Lillian A. Benton Of Willimantic
has been the guest of her mother q part
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor and daugh.
ter of Worcester have been visiting rels.
tives In town.
Rev. Russell Judd of Thompsonville
has hired the Gary cottage 81 Crystal
Lake for 10 weeks.
Mrs. Nsdeau Is closing her store or
Main street, and will store her goods and
fixtures for the present.
Harold Comins will go to Lake Suna.
pee for the summer, where he has posi-
ton In one of the hotels.
The w. r. G. will go to Wales next
Wednesday and hold a social with Mr..
and Mrs. N. M. Stebbins.
Mrs. NJ. d. Harris and daughter, Ella
who have hired the Holt house on Grant
avenue, are to arrive tomorrow.
Mrs. E. A. Talbot of Lisbon Is the guest
Of her niece, Mrs. Otis Chapman. She
will remain with her several weeks.
Miss Hattie Werner will go to Boston
about the 10Th to attend the summer
school at the Boston conservatory Of
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Foster and Miss
Mabel Foster were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Bradbury at Russell, Mass, over
Sunday.
Miss Blanche E. Cleaveland and Miss
Bertha Witt have gone TO the summer
school at the Connecticut Agricultural
college.
Morris Stern and son, and Miss Hazel
stine of Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stuhlbach on High
land Terrace.
The farmers have commenced haying
and there will be an average crop. The
rain came In time to help this Important
crop very materially.
There will be q match between men,
bers Of the first team at the golf grounds
Saturday afternoon, to be followed by a
driving contest open to all
Miss Alice Reed Is attending the teach
ers' convention at Boston. She will re.
turn about August LIST, after a trip to
Maine and q visit at Cape Cod.
There was considerable noise the night
before the 4th and q few bonfires were
built In different parts of the town. As
far as known but little damage was done
Rev. 81. A. Barber, assistant pastor of
the Fourth Congregational church, Hart
ford, will occupy the pulpit of the Con
gregatioDal church next Sunday. Prof
w. 8. Pratt Of the Hartford theological
seminary will supply July 10Th.
The excursion committee has gone to
Watch Hill to-day to make the prellmi.
nary arrangements for the annual excur.
sion. 1t Is probable that the excursion
will be held the Gath or 31st. The change
Is made to Friday to accommodate the
manufacturers.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic
was held at Evergreen park Tuesday.
The weather was perfect and the attend.
ance large. The rain the day before laid
the dust In good shape, and the trip to
and from the grounds was q pleasure.
An athletic program and ball game were
put on without accident. rs.
The entertainment given by the young
people at Grace church last evening had q
large attendance. The violin solo by
Miss Sophia Brown, the reading by Miss
Kate Lord, the vocal solos by Miss Flor
ence Smith, and the laughable sketch by
Mrs. Daniel Sullivan and M. D. O'Con-
nell were all very much enjoyed ;4s
Among the minor accidents OF July 4th
Is that of little son sef Rev. CHS. Davis
who injured the heshy part of g. finger by
the discharge of blank cartridge. Little
Lot O'Halloran got his face and, eyes full
of powder from roman candle. It was
at first feared that his eyes were perm
snently injured, but he Is coming out all
right. ...... = s-
stafford.
Jsyson Hunt of Chicago Is q guest OF
his brother, Martin Hunt. eE
George Lord has been In Boston and
Newburyport part of the week.
Mrs Cyril johnson and Mrs. Mary 8.
Beebe visited relatives In Hampden Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Hiram Rathbun Is attending the
"old-home-week" celebration In Norwich
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