The Press., 1903-08-13
Miss Mary Bolieau L. visiting relatives

Crescent Beach.
Napoleon Lambert of Bridgeton, Me-.
Is visiting friends here.
Miss 3. E. Ellery Of Newton Center
Mass, Is q guest at Woodlswn.
Joseph Brand Is spending few days
with his family at Woonsocket.
There were $50 stop-over tickets sold
for the excursion last Saturday.
Michael Mack and Edwin Goodell are
at Worcester attending the races.
Miss Nellie Drescal of Colchester ID
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John White.
Miss Mary Converse Is visiting hel
brother, Harry Converse. at Bridgeport.
Everett Scripture of NewYork City was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Ellis over
Sunday.
The Central mill has shut down for a
few weeks to give chance to make need
ed repairs .-..
Olin Brooks attended the Stupplebeen
Maynard wedding at Chatham, N. Y.
yesterday.
James Kay has sold farm In the west
part Of the town to Mrs. Hattie Sullivan
Of Yonkers, N. Y.
Miss Letitia Meyers and Miss Mems
Adams leave tomorrow for a vacation al
Plymouth and Provincetown.
DR.. Arthur NJ. Leek, a veterinary sur.
geon of experience, has located here, and
will make his headquarters at the Stat
ford house.
Mrs. Gardner and daughter of Living.
stone, N j., are spending the month Of
August with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Amos Nichols.
There Will be special town meeting al
8 p. m. tomorrow to see II the town will
improve section of highway under the
provision of the state law.
Mrs. w. 81. Tracy and family of Man.
chester are guests of her sister, Mrs. VIM
Wood. Mrs. Tracy will spend a week al
her old home on Rockwell hill before SHE
returns.
DR.. G. B Newton, assisted by Nor
witch physician, operated on Emil King
for appendicitis Monday. The operation
was successful and he Is on the road te
recovery.
Mrs. Frank circuit entertained her Sun
day school class of ladiee at her home
Tuesday afternoon, and very enjoyable
time Is reported. The trip was made II
Bolieau's bus.
George 81. Coburn. recently with the
L. ]. Coburn land and lumber company
of New Britain, has taken position with
the Gsgnon Selective Telephone company
and Is selling their stock.
There Is case of diphtheria In the
family Of John Otis, who resides In BUCK
& Lathrop's block. The patient has beer
guaranteed and every effort will be made
to prevent the spread of the disease.
The following Is from the Hartford
Courant:
Dwight r. Burritt, formerly manager
of the Rockville Gas and Electric CON-
pany, but for the past few years superin-
tendent of the Rockingham Light and
Power company OF Portsmouth, N. H.,
has been promoted to become superinten-
dent of manufacture and distribution OF
the Springfield Gaslight company.
The only disagreeable feature of the
manufacturers excursion last Saturday
was the attempt Of Palmer man to sell
refreshments on the train, when the priv.
ilege had been let to Anders Jacobsen Of
this place. The grasping nature of some
Of the men In Palmer Is deplorable. AT
ter an interview at the station with Mr.
Faulkner In the morning he decided tc
end his catering trip here and return II
Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Brown entertained
the women Of the Relief Corps and thei
husbands at their home on Grant avenu,
last evening. Long rows Of japanese
lanterns adorned the lawn, where refresh
ments were served. The latter part o
the evening the guests adjourned to the
house, where music and games were en-
ioyed. A large w. r. @. transparency
made for the occasion, caught fire snC
burned at the entrance to the grounds
but there was no panic. There were
about so present and the occasion was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Among the late arrivals of summel
people at the Springs House are the fol
lowing: Rev. Arthur III. Goodenougi
and daughters, Miss Marjorie, Miss Ma
vie, Of Bristol; Mrs. B. E. Hooker, Mis-
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Benja
min, Hartford; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Top
ley, Flynt Lincoln, Springfield Mis-
Mary A. Shears, New Haven; MIR. ant
Mrs. John Sanderson, Gilbertville; Ed
win Maxwell, Troy; G. H. Brown ant
son and Miss Brown, New York; Mis-
Grace Demear Hamilton, Boston. Tn
house is now full and several of tn,
guests have rooms outside.
Miss Martens Ambuhl StuppIebeen an,
Ernest Allston Maynard were united II
N. Y, at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
The house was attraetively decorate,
with flowers by friends Of the bride, an,
the ceremony was performed by Rev. E
o. Ottoman, the Lutheran service beini
used. The Lohengren wedding marcl
was sung by quartet. Miss Glare Stup
pl0beAn cousin of the bride acted a
flower girl, and Miss Gertrude Southwar,
as ring bearer. The bridal party stoo'
In the bay window, which was elaborated
trimmed with palms, clematis and maidel
hair. The bride wore white Persian
lawn with applique, cut en-train, tulle
We'll, and carried large bouquet Of Amer
lean beauty roses The groom's gift t
the bride was q brooch set with pearls
A reception, with bountiful refreshments
followed the ceremony. There were man
beautiful gifts and about 100 present