The Press., 1903-08-20

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Miss Jennie Banford was at Worces
ter over Sunday.
Cornelius Shea of Colchester ha
been in town this week.
Miss Lucy Bigelow of North Have
is at Mrs. Catherine Hicks.
Miss Mary Mccarthy is spending
vacation in South Coventry.
E. J. Sweet and wife are in Provi
dence and vicinity for q week.
Miss Margaret and Agnes Conwa
are guests of Miss May Mullins.
Victor Hanson of Springfield ha
been the guest at Anthony Adams.
Miss Elizabeth Hogan of Unionvill
is the guest of Miss Nellie Warren.
Mrs. Joseph CLARK and Miss Letitii
Meyers are in New York for visit.
Fred Mullins left last evening for
vacation in the Adirondack mountains
Miss Teresa Kitchkeiner of New
York is the guest of Miss Emma Gary
William Kline, former resident
visited old friends in town this week
Frank Mogle, accompanied by hi
father, is at Bolton ON a fishing trip.
Dana Gary and family have return
ed from a vacation spent in Warren
willie.
Adelbert Needham will arrive OF
Saturday with his r-load of western
horses.
A. @. Rodman and wife are spend
ing few days at Bridgeport and New
Haven.
At the next meeting of the Temple
of Honor two candidates will be in
itiated.
The borough schools will re-assem
BILE for the fall term Wednesday,
Sept. 9.
Miss Nellie A. Dondero has return
ed from a visit of a week in New
London.
Mrs. Nye of Stafford Street is NOV.
ing from the Grant house to the Pat
ten place.
DIR. Arthur Meyers of East Hamp
ton has been the guest of his parents
this week.
William Hidden has returned from g
visit of few days at Leominster anG
Worcester.
Mrs. l.. H.. Wilcox was called tc
Bridgeport this week by the death OF
her father.
Mrs. Washington Alden of James.
town, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. Lucy
Cummings.
Miss Helen Hallenbeck will sing al
the morning service at Grace church
next Sunday.
Night Officer Owen E. Kelly has
resigned his position, to take effect on
or before September 1st.
w. H. Heald has been in Boston and
Plymouth a part of the week on a
business and pleasure trip.
@. P. Hodgson will go to Whitman
tic Saturday to attend the Meth odist
district stewards convention.
Ned Wilcox returned this week
from an outing of week or so with
his parents at their summer home at
Allston, Mass. ~ s,.
Miss Mary Quinlan, employed by
Harvey Chapman & Co., will go next
week for a vacation in Springfield
and New York.
Thomas Sanders, treasurer of the
Southbridge print works, and his
daughter, Elizabeth, are the guests at
W. H. Reeds.
+. E. Converse, who is taking a
two-weeks' vacation from his duties at
H. Chapman & Co.'S, has returned
from a visit at Wales.
Among those who are at the camp
meeting this week are Mrs. Frank
Keefe, Miss Mary Howard, Miss Mary
kellogg and Miss Grace Comins.
Amy who may think of entering
the state normal school should give
their names to A. Howard or Rev. E.
A. Burnham of the local school board
Mark Jackson of Springfield is the
guest of his aunt, Miss Elizabeth Jack
son. His father, Samuel Jackson, is
expected to-day for visit of a few
days in town.
DIR. F. L. Smith, the attending
physician of Ernest Reynolds, has
fears as to the perfect recovery from
his fracture, as the break is so close
to the hip joint.
Mrs. J. H. Tracy and daughters of
Jewett City, who have been visiting
the former mother, Mrs. @. w. Beck
with, returned home yesterday, with
the exception of Miss Marion, who re-
manned over for a few days.
About 40 members of the Temple of
Honor, with invited friends, went to
Forest park and Mt. Tom last Sunday.
The trip was made to Monsoon in Gary
bus, and the trolley taken there for
the balance of the journey.
Delva Brown and Miss Clara Rosa
lind Espeg of Mystic are to be united
in marrige next Wednesday at the
home of the bride in Mystic. Miss
Espeg formerly resided here. A re-
ception in honor of the bridal couple
will be held at the local German club
rooms the evening after the ceremony.
Henry Smith, z, son of Herman
Smith, met with q painful accident
Tuesday. He was in cherry tree,
when limb broke and let him fall.
AS he fell the feshy part of his left
arm, just below the elbow, caught on
the pointed stub of limb, inf1icting
a terrible wound, which required 10
stitches to close. In some way his
upper lip was split from his nose down,