The Press., 1905-06-28
John Bradley, IT,, and family have moved to the Springs.

John Bradley, Jr., and family have moved to the Springs.
 The Universalist picnic is to be helG Thursday at Crystal Lake. Bargei are to leave the village at o'clock. West Stafford. A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Peter Young, June 2Oth.
 Miss Gertrude Barlow is guest o1 her brothers in Westford.
 Mrs. Adelia Dimock is visiting hel sister, Mrs. Eliza Kibbe, in Somers
 Mrs. Ella Lovett and son, Leslie, have gone to Ellington to stay for the summer.
 Carl B. Welcome of Westfeld, Mass, was a guest at l.. B. Dimock $ over Sunday.
 Peter Demars and family of Law renee, Mass, have moved into the Blodgett house.
 F. z. Fairfield and Peter Roberts went to Springfield Saturday after goods for H. B. Avery. Miss Mary Harries of Westfield, Mass, has been guest of her aunt, Mrs. L. E. Dimock.
 Miss Ruth Munro has returned to the parsonage for the summer vaca. tion from Smith college, NOrthamp- ton, Mass. =.
 M. A. Cady met with painful &C., cident last Saturday forenoon while coming from the ball game. which was played in pasture beside "Coo- per Lane." He was standing up be- hind the seat in O. P. Bradway's de- livery wagon, and in some way lost his hold. He was thrown violently over the side of the wagon, striking upon the ground on his head and shoulders. Besides several bruises, MT. Cady received disloUation of the collar bone over the right shoul- der. He was attended by Dr. New ton, and is doing nicely at this writ ing.
 ASHFORD.
 WestfOrd.
 James Ohism has returned to his work in Schenectady, N. Y.
 Mrs. s. G. Whiton of Brooklyn, N. Y., is in town for few weeks.
 William Whitaker of California is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Wilbert Davol.
 There will be Sunday school pie nic at Robert Amidon's grove on Vest ford Hill July 4th.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Dawley spent Sunday with Mrs. Dawley's parents, MT. and Mrs. O. D. Chism.
 s. B. and R. B. Tifft have a fine four years old colt, purchased of Adel- bert Needham of Stafford; iron gray and weighing 1895 pounds.
 The Children's day concert at the Congregational church was enjoyed by a large number of people, some The church was decorated with potted plants and laurel. The exercises passed off very prettily, being carried on almost entirely by the children. A few pretty solos were sung. An address was made by Rev. MT. Bliss and services were closed with a bene- diction by Rev. MT. Higgins, pastor of the Baptist church.
 Warrenville.
 The school ill this place closed last Friday, Miss Flossie Holmes teacher.
 Miss Alice Lee has been working for Mrs. Cantor of Wormwood hill for 8 few days.
 Rob Balch has returned home from the Willimanitc high school for the summer vacation.
 The average attendance at Warren vile Bible school for the year ending June 1 was 27.
 Sam Alloy, Bert Hewlett, Louis Baker and A. E. Howlett have been repairing the river road.
 There was a good attendance at the strawberry party given at Mrs. Orrin Cushman's last Saturday.
 One day last week Will Platt' house caught fire, it is supposed from the chimney. Very little damage was done.
 Mrs. Mary Warren of Mount Hope conducted the Y. P. s. o. E. at the Warrenville Baptist church last Sun- day evening.
 The leaders for the Y. P. s. O. E. meetings at the War1enville Baptist church are as follows for July: 2d, Mrs. W. l.. Durkee; 9th, Mrs. Della Clifford; 16th, Miss Ida Louks; 23d, W, l.. Durkee: 3Oth, Mrs. G. c.