The Press., 1905-08-30
Mr.. and Mrs. !. q. wipbtman ar,

Island.
Charles w. Leet of Chester is
guest in the family of Mr.. and Mrs
E. M. Wilton.
Rev. J. P. Marvin is expected Il
occupy the pulpit of the Universalis
church next Sunday.
The regular covenant meeting O.
the Baptist church will be held mex
Saturday afternoon at half past two.
The Amateurs of this village wen
down to the Springs last Saturday anG
defeated the Young Deweys by a score
of 10 to 6.
The social at the Baptist church
last Friday was q very pleasant even.
ing's entertainment for those who at.
tended, and also q financial success for
the society.
Mrs. Anna Mead has q handsome
plant of night blooming cereus, on
which are seventeen large buds. 1t
is expected that they will all be in
blossom Thursday or Friday evening,
and she will be pleased to have those
who care to see them come in on those
evenings.
Another piece of wrong doing on
the part of F. G. Snow came to light
yesterday. A check for twenty seven
dollars, nicely executed on a check
of the First National bank of Stafford
Springs, with the signature of John
G. Wightman, that had been cashed
in Norwich, came into that bank yes
terday, and was Immediately pro-
forgery. 1t was dated at
the time Snow left here, and as he
was we'll known in Norwich he had
no trouble in being identified.
The team which was secured at
John Rebideau's livery stable by F.
q. Snow of this place and his broth
sr, Ralph Snow, of Brockton, on Sun.
lay night of last week, was recovered
1t the Burke livery stable in Rock
Vile on Saturday. The Snow broth
srs left the team at the stable about
midnight on the night they secured
it. The men stayed in Rockville
Sunday night, and on Monday en-
leavored to get some money on the
bank book at the Savings Bank of
Treasurer A. T. Bissell
positively refused to advance any
money on the book, but offered to
'end the book to Stafford Springs to
collect the amount desired. The men
Gould not wait for this action, as they
we're very anxious to close a horse
irade they we're interested in. The
men then evidently went to Whitman
lie, where, it is alleged, they secured
money at bank on forged order.
BtanOrdvIlle.
Rev. o. G. Fogg is spending few
lays in Boston.
Charles F. Williams attended camp
Meeting over Sunday.
VIM. A. Griswold is ill with in
rheumatism.
Albertus Walker and family have
moved into the Oolburn house.
Miss Isabel Eaton of New York is
he guest of Mrs. FL. NJ. Vail.
Mrs. F. S. Bowden is visiting her
mole, Henry Booth, in Union.
Ernest Chaffee of Bridgeport visited
elatives in this place last week.
Eugene Marchant of Cohoes, N. Y,
s visiting his mother in this place.
Irving Bowden visited his uncle,
George Bowden, in Wales over Sun
lay.
Mrs. E. T. Loomer and daughter,
Ethel, have just returned from New
York.
Miss Edith Adams of Windsor Locks
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Adams.
Miss Sarah Agard and Miss Mary
Agard of South Hadley, Mass. were
n town over Sunday.
Mrs. George Webster and daughter,
,ris, of Springfield are visiting her
Mrs. John Booth.
Malcolm Cole has resigned his posi-
ion at the Hope mill and accepted
position in Indian Orchard.
The monthly business meeting of
he Epworth League will be held this
evening after prayer meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Roper and
heir son, Warren, of Palmer visited
friends in town last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spencer of
Woodstock are with Mrs. Spencer's
liece, Mrs. Cora Corbin, who is seri-
,usly i'll.
A very interesting gospel meeting
vas held in the Congregational church
sunday evening, a good number be-
ng present.
Rev. and Mrs. John Thompson and
Misses Grace and Gladys Thompson
home from camp meeting
afternoon.
The topic for the Y. P. s. @. E.
Meeting tonight is "Woman's work
or MISSIONS Mark 14:3-9; Acts
% g.; Rom. 16: 1, 2. ....
All those who intend to go to the
picnic at Crystal Lake Sat-
lrday are requested to meet in front
If the church at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Tyler, M. III.
Tyler and family, Mrs. W. s. Clayton
md Miss Eliza Ohaffee spent Monday
It Forest park, Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson, Mr..
md Mrs. Edward Harrington and
Mss Hattie Wilson spent a part of
asst week with relatives in Ashford.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
church will serve q salad
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