The Press., 1905-08-16
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Rev. Il. j. O'Nelll mas launched MS
motor boat at Crystal Lake.
O. F. Beckwith and family are at
Crystal Lake for q vacation.
Richard Ellis and family are at
Crystal Lake for q vacation.
Mrs Julius Converse and Miss Eu-
geniA Lee are at Watch Hill.
DIR. A. o. Comins has been spend
ing q few days in Providence.
Eddie Collins of South Manchester
was at his home here over Sunday.
The baseball team will cross bats
Saturday with the Indian Orchards.
Miss Ethel Chapman of Springfield
is spending a week with Miss Mabel
Meyers
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Sweet are visit
ing for q week in Providence and
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Fellow of Nor
folk are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
s. Converse.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Roche are re-
csiving congratulations ON the birth of
a son, Monday.
The Crane and Kuhnly cottages at
Crystal Lake are occupied by a party
from Rockville.
Miss Virginia Chapman was with
Miss Ruby Avery at Hodgson's cottage,
Mantle, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Sweet of
Monson visited their parents in the
borough over Sunday.
Miss Esther Warren, employed at
the Robertson store, is spending a va
cation in Providence.
Louis and Miss Alice Fitzpatrick
of Providence are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Z. Fitzpatrick.
Elmer Wheeler. employed at the
Taft drug store, was at his home in
Waterford over Sunday.
Miss Eva Sears, book keeper for H.
Chapman g. Co., is taking a vacation
at her home in Staffordville.
Mrs. Eckford Stevens and grand
SON, Harold Grant. of Meriden are
guests at the Foster homestead
Miss Julia Chapman returned last
week from weeks visit in Somers
with her sister. Mrs. Daniel Avery.
A. l.. Bishop of Brighton, Mass.
was the guest of his sister. Mrs.
Lewis Mclaughlin, the first of the
week.
Joseph Stuhlbsch. the jeweler, is
in New York buying his fall and
Christmas goods. He will return
Friday.
Mr.. and Mr1. George J. Gordon of
are receiving congratula-
tions ON the birth of a daughter last
John Peirolo has q gang of men at
work in his quarry near West Stafford
getting out stone for a building in
Harold Perry has returned to Bos-
ton. accompanied by his cousin, Cor
don Charter, who is to spend a vaoa-
tion there.
Miss Irma T. Meunier, who has
been with Miss Wilton several weeks,
left Last evening for a vacation in
the White mountains.
About fifteen of the ladies of the
W. r. O. gave Mrs. Lucy Cummings
q surprise party last Friday afternoon.
They had q very pleasant time.
Mr.. aud Mrs. M. O. Gone of Dor
chester, Mass. and Miss Olive Good
ell Of Hartford have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Henry HoItham ON the
Street.
Guido PAllanck returned this week
from Meriden. where he has been
spending few days with his brother,
Ernest, who sails for Tirolo, Austria,
this week.
The Shahan property has been sold.
The east block on High street was
purchased by Adolph Roberts, and
the two blocks ON Prospect street GO
to Thomas Haigh.
David Robertson, who has been ON
= European trip. is expected to land
in New York Saturday. and will
be at his place of business
the first of the week.
If it is not stormy tomorrow the
water in the borough will
be shut off west of Furnace avenue
right after dinner. Superintendent
Adams is to INSTALL several new valves
at this time. With the additional
valves it will not be necessary to shut
on the water from q very large section
ut time in order to make repairs or
Rural Route Inspector Rogers of
was in town last week and
the proposed route from the
Springs Office through Stafford Street,
Rock Meadow and the north part of
Union to Mashapaug, returning
through Union Center and Rockwell
hill. The inspector will probably
report favorAbly on the route, which
viii accommodate about 40 families.
There has been q slight change
made in the cast of the play, 'owin'
to Maggie" which will be given in
the basement of Grace church this
evening. Miss Marion ButterfieId
will appear in the role of the Connolly
baby, instead OF Miss Dorithy Butter
field, rs stated last week. All indi-
point to 3 successful presenta-
tion of the play. Admission, 15c &;
loo.
A team horse owned by the Central
WOODEN company ran away Monday
afternoon. The horse was backed MP
to the boiler room and the teamster