The Press., 1906-07-11
Mrs. Horation Needham of oroutt.

days in New Londen.
Miss Georgiana Washburn has re
turned from trip to the west.
The cottagers at Crystal Lake givt
a dance this evening, and a number
of the local young people will attend
Mrs. Daniel Avery and daughter
Doris, of Somers spent the 4th will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Chap
man.
Mrs. Oliver Carey returned from
the hospital at Springfield last Satur
day, and now bids fair to make a COCO
recovery.
Miss Nellie Warren leaves this week
for a vacation at Block Island. Miss
Alice McVeigh of the Robertson store
is taking her annual vacation.
The Martin Photographic studio is
to be open every day from now out,
as the proprietor has engaged a man
from New York to take charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hampshire and
child and Miss jennie Ainsworth OF
Webster. Mass, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pearce of East
Main street over Sunday.
Michael Hannifan was before the
court the morning after the glorious
Fourth, charged with drunkenness
and conduct unbecoming a gentleman.
Judge Heald made it five and costs.
James Donnelly for drunkenness was
assessed 81 and cost at the same
session.
Repairs are in progress on the War
rem block. The front of the block,
with the exception of the brick work,
is being painted, and the decorators
will also brighten up the interior. A
new floor is being laid in the Taft
store. When this store is ready for
occupancy it will be taken by W. H.
Heald. Mr.. Heald will occupy a part
of it as an office and sub-let a part of
it.
Clarence Campbell, 13, a son of
George W. Campbell. had bad acct
dent last Thursday at Crystal Lake,
where he had gone to spend the 4th.
He had some dynamite caps in his
hands, also a cannon cracker. The
cracker exploded and some of the caps.
His hand was terribly mangled, the
flesh being torn from several of his
fingers. Later in the day he was
taken to Rockville and the hand was
amputated by DR.. Rockwell.
Mrs. Kate Murray, rs, died sudden
ly last evening after a short illness,
at the home of Mrs. King from the
effects of the heat and other Gompli-
cations. The deceased was the widow
of Michael Murray, who died about
10 years ago. She had been employ
ed at the Springs House and Stafford
House at various times, and was a
hard work ing, estimable woman. She
leaves two sons, Michael and Cornell
ius. The funeral will be held from
st. Edwards church Friday morning
Stafford.
Now open for sittings every day
Martins studio, Johnson's block.
Willie Smith has been visiting his
brother at Mystic.
Harold Mountain has been at Han
over, Mass. for a few days.
Ernest Davenport spent the Fourth
at his home in New London.
hrs. Hemingway of Baltimore, Md,
is visiting Mrs. Mary Prince.
Mrs. Matthew O'Keefe has been
friends in New Haven.
No services will be held in the Uni
church until August LIST.
Rev. Mr.. Todd and family have
moved into the Baptist parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Park and M.
Ross spent the Fourth at Mantle.
Adolph Carlson is taking a months
vacation in New London and vicinity.
Cyril Johnson has repaired his
large upper barn for his large crop of
hay.
David Provost has been spending
few days at his home in Woonsocket,
r. L.
Harry Johnson of Springfield has
been visiting friends in town the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Grundy and
daughter spent the Fourth in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Park and
the Misses Park spent Sunday at East
Lyme.
Rev. ]. P. Marvin and family left
for their new home in Me-
thuen, Mass.
Mrs. Mary Gerould has returned
from visit with friends in South
bridge, Mass.
George Mills and daughter of Chi
,ago, Ill, have been visiting Mrs.
Monroe Dimmick.
J. G. Wightman's shop will be
closed Saturday afternoons through
July ana August.
w. ID. Graves has built an addition
10 and enlarged the barn on the
Homer Lord place.
H. F. Oady has purchased the
grass of H. M. Jenkins on
The Ed. Burke farm.
Mrs. Goldie Deeper, who has been
Mrs. r. Moulton, has return
ID to her home in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Pinney and
ION, Harold, and Mrs. H. F. Cady
'pent last Friday in Springfield.
Mrs. Charles M. Barrett and Mrs.
George Davis of Winchester, N. H.,
are visiting Mrs. Martin GoodeIl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Burley of
aolyoke were the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. E. H. Pinney, last
week.
Mr. and Mrs II w Rrown and Mr.