The Press., 1906-09-19
Miss winifred Mcclellan recently

Miss Winifred Mcclellan recently
entertained party of young ladies
at SOAP bubble party.
Mrs. Charles Battige and son of
Springfield have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Pease.
Mrs. Michael Roberts, who has been
seriously i'll, is now improving. Miss
Hodges, a trained nurse from New
Haven, is caring for her.
Mrs. Francelia Gold and Mrs. Ella
Lovett have been entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Pliny Harwood and daugh-
ter, Ida, of New London.
The Electroloid shop has been rent
ed of F. A. Sturtevant as stopping
place for a gang of Italians, who are
employed on the electric road.
Miss Eva Roberts has left for
Springfield, where she will enter the
senior year at Miss Twitchell's nor
NAL kindergarten training school.
UNION.
Dance at Towns grove, Union, Sat
urday evening, Sept. god. Dancing from
to 10. Music by Blanchard Bros Or
chestra of Southbridge. Supper % cts.
Jessie Horton of Southbridge visited
friends in town the first of the week.
Mrs. Rufus Stevens, Mrs. Walter
johnson and Arthur La Pearl of OK
ford spent few days the past week
with their aunt, Mrs. Willard Rich
ards.
MT. OCHEPETUCK NOTES. ..
The Sunday afternoon service at
four O'Clock last Sunday was the best
attended and most interesting meet
ing yet held at the bungalow. there
being 81 present. some driving from
Woodstock Valley, Mansfield, Chap
lin, and many from Westford and
Stafford. The meeting was conducted
by Mrs. Lawson and addresses we're
made by Mr.. Lawson, Rev. Mr.. Fisch-
Lindsay from Mashapaug Lake, Mr..
Robinson of Stafford and others.
These services on the mountain top
are highly appreciated by those who
attend, and it is felt that here is a
most appropriate place to worship
God. So great interest is felt in the
meetings that another will be held
next Sunday afternoon at four O'Clock,
to which all are cordially welcome.
1t is the desire of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
son to make the hilltop a sort of a
little Northfield for the spiritual re-
freshing of all who come.
Miss Belle Hatch of Brooklyn, who
is engaged in missionary work among
the colored people of the south, was
guest at the bungalow three days last
week, and visited Mashapaug Lake
with the Lawsons. Mrs. Lawson's
mother, Mrs. I. P. Baldwin, of New
Haven and her sister, Miss Helen
Baldwin, arrived Monday to remain
q few days. Mrs. Jennie Jones of
came on Tuesday for few
days. rest and recuperation, after the
death of her mother.
Rock Meadow.
Mrs. Henry Dodd is quite i'll. 1t
s reported that she has had shock. |
Miss Mabel Pease visited her pa
-ents at Stafford Springs over Sunday. |
Mr.. and Mrs Matthies Heck and |
attended the Sturbridge fair |
asst week Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Mathews visit |
ID his sister, Mrs. Abbie Rhodes, in
Thompson a few days last week.
While returning home through South
bridge in trying to cross the trolley
rack, the horse became frightened |
1t trolley car and jumped. Mr..
Mathews was thrown out and was in
ured so that it was necessary to take |
him to a doctor. Fortunately no bones
we're broken. Mrs. Mathews remained
N the carriage and was not hurt. The
horse freed himself from the carriage
The carriage was considerably broken.
Mr.. Mathews was able to ride home,
,ut had very leme back for a num-
Der of days.