The Press., 1905-06-14

Anthony Porilla, who has been il for several days, is more comfortable
 Mrs. Louis Patrol has returned iron the Backus hospital at Norwich mucl improved.
 MT. and Mrs. O. P. Hodgson return ed yesterday, after spending a few days at Mantle.
 Courtland G. Harrington has enter ed the local field for business in req estate and insurance.
 Contractor Burke recently completed the erection of a large barn at Buff Gap for Jacobsen Bros.
 Stafford.
 Children's Sunday will be observed at the Universalist church June 25th.
 Rumor has it that another of ou1 popular young ladies is soon to be g June bride.
 Mrs. Mary Prince left Tuesday fo1 Woodmont, where she intends to stay for a month.
 John G. Findeisen and Miss Flor. ence Hazen of Springfield visited in town over Sunday.
 Miss Jane Sessions and her sister, Miss Sarah Sessions, are visiting rela- tives in Douglas, Mass.
 Miss May Colburn, who has been spending several months in Boston, returned home yesterday.
 Rev. I. P. Booth will preach in the Universalist church next Sunday, as the pastor is to preach in Hard wick, Mass.
 Rev. J. P. Marvin and his family are visiting friends in Boston, and will attend the commencement exer- cises at Tufts college.
 Prof. Lyman Ward gave an address Sunday morning at the Universalist church in the interest of the Southern Industrial school at Camp Hill, Ala bama.
 By a special dispensation of the grand lodge of Connecticut, Wolcott lodge, F. 6 A. M., will hold a spec. ial communication this evening, with work in the B. A. and s. E. degrees.
 Miss Susie P. Carpenter, who has been spending several months at Mrs. L. s. Goodell's, has gone to Toronto institute, Canada, to attend the grad uating exercises. A niece of her is one of the graduates.
 The old gypsy camp ground on the macadam road is occupied for the first time this season. Some five families arrived yesterday just before the storm, and the ground is we'll covered with tents, wagons, etc.
 John Jay Lewis, the widely known lecturer, is to deliver a lecture here Wednesday evening, June 29th, for the benefit of the Knights of King Arthur. The subject of the lecture is "That reminds me-
 Last Sunday was the tenth anni- versary of the marriage of Mir and Mrs. H. M. Jenkins, and the occasion was remembered by their many friends. MT. and Mrs. Steadman Williams and son, Earl, of Sturbridge were among those from out of town.
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 Mrs. Jane Bowden is seriously ill.
 The telephone call of s. B. Anna don's residence is 1-23.
 John Bradley has accepted posi- tion peddling meat for J. W. Scho- field.
 Mrs. Fred Sanger and children wis., ited her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. F. Neff, in Clark Corners last week.
 Mrs. Lima M. Bosworth was called home Tuesday morning on account of the death of her father, Francis H. Ballou.
 Mrs. Arthur Duncan and daughter, Miss Dimmick, of Worcester have been spending several days at Grant 
 Mrs. Allen s. West, Jr., who has been visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity for the last two weeks, to her home in Worcester last Thursday.
 Mrs. J. l.. Washburn, who has been visiting Mrs. Erwin Preble in Orcutt- ville and MT. and Mrs. Harvey Snow in Somersville, returned to S. B. Amadon's last week.
 Mrs. Jane Bowden, widow of the late Daniel Bowden, who has been sick for some time at the home of her Mrs. Grant Hammer, passed away Tuesday afternoon at 4 p. m.
 The prrogam for Children's day in the Methodist church is "The Path way to Wisdom. '' The concert has been postponed until June 25th, as the programs only arrived last week.
 The Y. P. s. o. E. of the Congre- yational church will meet this even- ing at the usual hour. Topic, "Not ashamed of the gospel" Romans 1: l:13-17. Leader, Mrs. F. A. Brown.
 NeXt sunday morning at the Con- | church the subject will oe "The children and the church. |" In the evening will be the Children's lay concert, postponed from last Sun- lay. The strawberry shortcake supper, which was to have been given by the ~G 5he M. B. church this week Thursday night, has been postponed on account of the death of Mrs. Jane Bowden.
 The Epworth League of the M. E. church will hold an "apron sale" in 'he vestry next Tuesday evening. There will be aprons and other arti- ,les for sale, also ice cream. There will be an entertainment, commence no af ' dE 0'oIOok