The Press., 1903-05-28
Mrs. ". H. smlth is ylsltlng in Wor.

Mrs. ". H. Smith is visiting in Wor cester.
 Charles Chandler is spending few days in New York.
 The Misses Whiton and Miss Eddy have returned from California.
 M. F. Brown, the baker, has very at tractive new wagon for long trips.
 Mrs. Nj. D. Harris and daughter, Ella of Bridgeton, Me, are guests of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Leach.
 Mrs. H. l.. Burr and son, Forrest Burr of Springfield, are guests of Mir. and Mrs Chauncey Palmer.
 Miss NJ. A. stupplebeen was called tc her home in Chatham, N. Y., yesterday by the illness of her mother. ,-s
 Al Riffenberg has taken 6 position ir the mill at Somersvllle, having charge oi the wet finishing department.
 Presiding Elder Bartholomew will hold the fourth quarterly conference at the Methodist church to- o-morrow evening.
 John Rockwell has improved sufficient ly to be able to be out and about his tusi ness. He was on the street Tuesday. Miss Kate Grady, who has been spend Ing a vacation with relatives In the Dor. ough, has returned to Indian Orchard Mass.
 G. H. Coburn, special agent for the l.. J. Coburn land and lumber company takes an excursion party to New Britain on Saturday.
 Dr. Arthur Myers, who has been asso. eiated with Dr. Welden of Willimantic, Is to open an office and engage In business at East Hampton.
 The festival last evening at St. Ed wards hall for the aid of St Edwards cemetery was largely attended, and proved a financial success. " Peter Bondville has bought of Fred Mann the lot on Holland avenue, where the house occupied by Robert Younghans was recently burned. Rev. E. A. Burnham, Mrs. B. F. Fay Tor and G. A. Ray attended as delegates from the Congregational church the spring conference at Bolton yesterday.
 A meeting of the stockholders of the Stafford Golf company will be held on Monday evening at 7.30 at the Business Mems association parlors to hear the re port of the committee on Improvements.
 Mrs. Robert Yunghans and Mrs. Ed ward Mann returned last evening from g weeks outing In Brooklyn, N. Y., az the guest of Mrs. William Kruger, who spent several weeks in the borough last sum- mer.
 Delos Stacy and Miss Eva Bergeron both of Union, were married at St. Ed wards church yesterday by Rev. F. J O'Nelll. The ceremony was witnessed only by the parents of the contracting parties.
 Henry Champlin of Springfield wal present at the meeting of Ionic lodge Tuesday evening and assisted In the wori of the M. M. degree. A collation. wat served, and the evening proved a very pleasant one.
 An Italian priest from New Haven wll be at St. Edwards church Monday, Tues day and Wednesday of next week for the benefit of the Italians In this parish There will be sermons in Italian each evening at 7.30.
 The circus last evening drew good sized attendance. The attraction was not a strong one when 1t first started out and 1t has grown weaker since. Two oi the trapeze performers left the show here It Is probably the slowest circus ever pre- sented.
 The manufacturing plants and banks will close all day Saturday, Memoria day. The business places and barber shops will close from II a. m. to 4 p. m. with the exception of E. T. Russell & Co. who will close at II a. m. for the balance of the day.
 Chries Notuschka has purchased tn, tailoring business of the late Wm. Wob becke, and will continue at the old stand MT. Notuschka has been in the employ O Mir. Wobbecke for long time, and ha made many friends here who wish hin success In his new undertaking.
 A double wedding was celebrated at St Edwards church Monday morning. Amo Jette and Miss Helen Goyette were frs united, Carl Dubois acting as best maj and Miss Clara Goyette being maid O honor. The other couple were Henry J Bolieau and Miss Eleanor Billette. Loui Gillette acted as best man at this wedding and Miss Melvina Bolleau as maid O honor.
 Ms. Fay Babcock, who was quite bad ly hurt In tip-over one day last week, 1 better, but has not yet recovered. Sh was hurt internally, and 1t 1t will be som time before she fully Iecovers. Mrs Wm. Wilbur was thrown out at the sam time and sustained slight injuries. Bot ladies live about half way to Holland and were on the way to this village whe the accident happened. A round stick o wood on the hill by the Neff place cause the wagon to slew into the gutter an turn over.
 The telephone line installed to test tn invention of Amos Gagnon Is now in goo working order. The invention work perfectly. The local company controllin the invention have had several inouirie from people having capital to invest The present indications are that the ir ventor and his associates will clear good sum If an advantageous sale can b arranged to the Bell telephone company Failing In this, 1t will be necessary to ol ganlze new telephone company in orde to bring the invention before the genera public.
 A meeting of the school committee wa held Monday, and W. E. Hanley and c