The Press., 1904-06-15
Mrs. Henry Burr. who has spent

mES. 11OAEy DuIIs WnO ndS SP0A the winter at E. L. Burr's, has re turned to her home in New Haven.
 Mrs. J. M. Leach is absent from home for a week to attend the com mencement exercises. at Monson ant New Britain. her daughter, Miss Mary, graduating from. the state nor mai school at the latter place. Mrs. J. H. Valentine leaves town to-day for an extended visit among relatives in Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Valentine will, be joined by Miss Elinor at Oberlin: college, Ohio. who will spend her. vacation in the west.
 T Stafford.
 c. E. Burke, with his force of men, has commenced work on the new barn for F, IL. Upham. : Mrs. w. A. King of Willimantic was guest last week of her parents. MT. s.nd Mrs. A. D. Cady, ..''
 Fr9d Dimmick has leased the Timothy Collins place and expects to take possession in few days.
 Dr. H. E. Rogue, who has been a guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Marvin, left this morning for Boston, on his way home. .. .r .:tl....i.. Rev, George Thompson of Brook lyn, N. Y., has been 8 guest this week of his mother, Mrs. Emily Thompson. ...... ..t.. a-.:... The "Maxhams" went down to the Springs last Saturday and played the Young Giants" and were victorious by a score ofS12 to A. s'-
 @,xsA. D. Cady, accompanied by his soif::in- law, A. D. Brown, is in Rome, N. iY., undergoing treatment for the removal of cancerous affection. <. :,
 MT: and Mrs. Jerry Smith, who have been living in F.. L. Upham' s house, moved their household goods to Pittsfield, Mass. last Thursday. The ladies of the Universalist so- ciety will hold a lawn party on the church grounds on July fourth, af- ternoon and evening. More particu- lars later. '''r %-
 Children's Sunday will be observed at the Universa1ist church next Sab bath. - There will be singing, recita, tions, etc., by the children, and a short sermon by the pastor. ...- =.
 The. Mountain Waif,,''' which. was presented at the Springs last evening by the yonug people of St. Edward s society, will be repeated in Memorial hall this evening with the same cast.
 Mrs. Emma Miller of Troy, Vt, accompanied by her sister, Alice, who were the former Misses Lombard of this village, have been visiting old friends and acquaintances here the past week. ,~~
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist church will meet for work next Wednesday afternoon and serve their usual supper at 5. 45, with Mrs. David Holmes and Miss Edna Goodell as hostesses. .']'-
 The members of the "Maxham' '' club are making preparations for going into camp. The camp will be established on the shore of Crystal Lake, the beginning of the last week in this month.
 There will be 3 match game of ball on the local ground next Saturday, afternoon between the Hollow nine and the Moulton Hill team. Game called sSt 3 o'clock and no ,,admbsssaion will be charged. 7. .,..4 |
 Rev, A, J., Patterson, D. D., of Boston will deliver lecture in the Universalist church next Wednesday, evening, on "Whittier and his poems. The lecturesis for the bene-i fit of the Maxham club -'.' ', AS announced last week, the mar riage of Adelbert Agard and Miss Annie E. Hibbard of North Woodstock occurred at the home. of the bride yesterday, the ceremony being per- formed by Rev. George W. Shephard.
 Miss Bridget Cozzens and Levi Bresaw were married this morning at St. Edwards church by Rev. F. J. O'Neill. Exire Bresaw, brother of the groom, acted as best man, and Miss Blanche Depot attended the bride s.: -: <.
 Last Saturday morning Albert Lyons was at work for Charles Russell at the Street, and while hoeing, few rods below the house, two wild deer came within six ior eight rods of hin, and stopped long enough to give him a good look at them. He says, he thinks they were both young bucks.
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 Clarence Agard of Rockville is visiting relatives. !.,.. 1, The. crows have been pulling up potatoes for one man.
 J. Morton Moore of Springfield is at his cottage on Colburn hill almost every Sunday.
 Unclaimed letters at the office for H. A., Sedferd, Mrs. Alton Duncan, George D. Co1bnrn, Mrs. Adolph Pe- terson... $ t.tt.$ v.
 Mrs. Morgan Reed of Union and Mrs. Francis Upham of Rock Meadow were guests-of their sister, Mrs. Ed win G9dsal, last sEriday and satpr- day.3
 Mrs. J. A. sFarnhms who has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Potters for thespast two weeks, has re- turned to her home in Worcester, Mass. .> a-#
 Thursday afternoon and evening the Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church twill .serSe supper. Host 'esses. Mrs. H. G. Dunham and Mrs. James Johnson. A program is being prepared for the evening.
 Rev. Mfr. Porter of West Stafford