The Press., 1906-06-13
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Joseph Kniokerbocker has gone on ( trip to Germany.
 Mrs. E. H. Johnson and daughter of Willimantic are guests of her fath. CT, Wm. Farnsworth.
 Rev. and Mrs. E. A. Burnham oi Syracuse, N. Y, are receiving con. graduation on the birth of a sor Tuesday.
 Miss Mollie Fitzgerald has finished her duties at the store of E. T. Russell & Co.,, and has returned to her home in Monson.
 The mem bers of the A. O. H. will hold their memorial services Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m. All members are requested to attend.
 Telephones have been added to the local exchange as follows: F. Lind sey, Mashapaug. 29-6; Merriok Marcey, Union, 31-12.
 Edward Welch was taken suddenly ill on Main street yesterday morning. His left leg was partially parslyzed. He was taken to his home in a team and medical attendance summoned.
 MT. and Mrs. Haskell Aronson, who were married in New York Sunday, have gone to Washington on their wedding trip. and will return here in about ten days and commence house. keeping.
 Those wishing to be conveyed to the graduation exercises at the Hollow Friday evening should leave their names at the office of Gary Bros. who will run busses, leaving the station at z 15 in the evening.
 Children's Sunday will be observed at the Methodist church next Sunday. The church will be beautifully deco rated with wild flowers, the pastor will preach an appropriate sermon, special music will be rendered by the choir, and in the evening a concert will be given by the Sunday school.
 Two hundred or more people attend ed the lawn party at the Methodist church last evening. The grounds were illuminated with Chinese lan- terms and tables were distributed in an attractive way over the lawn. Music was furnished by Lynch S or chestra. and Wilfred Blackburn sang solos which were heartily applauded. About twenty-five dollars will be netted.
 Enos E. Penney of Springfield, formerly of this borough, who has al ways been good man in his line, recently came prominently before the public in an entirely different sphere of action. He sold a brooch to a woman of Manchester, Sept. 12, 1901. Tuesday, May 29, man came into the store with the identical brooch to dispose of it. MT. Penney recognized the brooch and decided to hold it un- til the woman who bought it could be notified. The woman, who had lost the brooch on @ car, was much pleased to get her property back. The man, notwithstanding the fact he had kept the brooch 8 year with the full know ledge of who it belonged to, had the nerve to claim the reward offered by the woman for it's recovery. It was very favorable chance that brought the brooch back to the man who sold it originally, after the years that in- tervened.
 Stafford.
 CARD-I wish to sincerely thank the neighoors and friends, and members of Wocott Lodge, for all their kindness dur ing the long illness and death of my hus- band. MARY $ GERoULD.
 Miss Grace Meade is home on a va cation.
 Martin Hunt is visiting relatives ill Fitchburg. Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Pinney are in Maine on a fishing trip.
 Dr. I. P. Booth is to preach in Granby, Mass, next Sunday.
 Lincoln Luce of Niantic was a guest at William Parks over Sunday.
 Rev J. P. Marvin is to attend the class day exercises at Tufts Friday.
 Mrs. Goldie Depper of Brooklyn is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. R. Moulton.
 Mrs. M. Graves of Springfield is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lamb, of this village.
 Subject of Y. P. s. o. E. in Bap- tist chapel tomorrow evening will be ''The glorified life.''
 The K. O. K. A. will hold lawn party at the Universalist church next Wednesday evening.
 Subject of Y. P. O. U. for next Sunday evening will be Making the most of our opportunities. How ?"
 John Brown has bought of N. Lar gess the bay colt, "Jerry," brought from Canada by MT. Largess two years ago.
 Angus Park and family of Andover called on relatives in town last Sun- day, making the trip in a Cadillac touring car.
 Rev. A. J. Paterson, D. D., of Roxbury, Mass. will occupy the pull pit at the Universalist church next Sunday morning.
 Miss Margaret J. Glover is visiting her friend, Miss Harriet Druley, of Brighton, Mass. and will attend the commencement exercises at Tufts this week.
 Next Sunday at the Baptist church the meeting of the Bible school will be held at 1 o'clock and the usual service at ? o'clock. This change is for next Sunday only.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-