The Press., 1907-07-10
Mrs. O. B. Newton was in Frank.

Miss Genevieve Hewitt is q CUES
of her sister in Worcester.
James L. Furness of Bridgepor
was at home over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. CARL Kuehne have re
turned from q visit at Providence.
Miss Sadie Comins is the guest o
Mrs. J. A. Simpson at Orange, Mass.
Miss Gertrude May Colburn ha
been spending q week with Miss Dori
Pero.
Charles T. Bard of Norwich hal
been the guest of his brother, DR.
Bard.
Miss Mary Crosby. a former resi-
dent, has been q guest OF Mrs. g. O.
Parkess.
Mrs. Burden and daughter. Georgia
of Hartford are guests at O. H
Kellogg's.
Miss Lillian Fletcher has returned
to Ludlow, Vt, after q visit with
friends here.
CORTLAND Harrington, who hal
been in Los Angeles, GAL, is home
on q vacation. .a.#
Miss Sarah Lucy has finished hel
season here, and has returned to hel
home in Wales.
Miss Teresa Campo is spending 8
vacation among relatives in Mantle
and Stonington.
Mrs. VIM. Duncan of Agawam,
Mass, has been the guest of Mrs.
George Siswiok.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pownall are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of SON July 4th.
Rev. f. J. O'Neill is in spiritual
retreat at st. Johns seminary, Bos.
ton, for the week.
G. s. Benson, clerk at the Springs
House, is at Putnam for a vacation
owing to i'll health.
A. W. Kingsbury has the contract
to construct the cellar for ]. H.
Valentines new house.
Mrs. Mary Schroat and daughter of
Philadelphia are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Orth. -
Samuel Rockwell's friends presented
him with horse and buggy some time
between July Sd and 4th.
John Girard, employed by W. E.
Hanley, is taking q vacation. He
has gone to New Bedford.
Thursday evening of this week is
the quarterly meeting of the Foresters
and installation of officers.
Augutso Collodel and Miss Maria
Scotia we're married yesterday morn
ing by Judge W. H. Heald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Penney and son
of Springfield were guests of Judge
G.. o. Parkess over Sunday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. s. s. Taylor and
children of Waltham are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stevens.
Cahill of Monson, who jumped the
Stafford team, is now catching for
the Claremont, N. H., team.
Mrs. g. L. Hyde and Mrs. George
Miller were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Coombs over the 4th.
Herbert Curnan of Forestville re-
ceived q wound on the 4th on his left
index finger from toy pistol.
Mrs. Walter Scott. Miss Farnell
and Miss Eta Bidwell are at Mr..
Scott's camp at Mashapaug this week.
W. A. Foster was home for the 4th,
after being absent IL weeks on trip
through New Hampshire, Vermont
and Maine.
George Ginhold of Plymouth,
Mass, has been the guest of his
mother, Mrs. George Ginhold, al
Orcuttville the past week.
Isaac Mason, boss wool sorter fol
the Stafford Worated Co., has hired
the tenement on Prospect street to be
vacated by ]. p. Wagner.
Mrs. George Siswick entertained q
party Of lady friends in honor of heI
birthday yesterday afternoon. She
was presented with several pieces OF
cut glass.
Monson has signed Pero, the twirl.
er, who on the Fourth was in the boz
for Ludlow, and defeated Indian Or
chard, the team from which he wal
recently released.
On the arrival of the boat train the
evening of the Fourth, Main street
was illuminated with colored lights
in honor of Stafford defeating Monsor
at both games of baseball.
Clifton Schofield of Village Hill
fell from 3 ladder at his home or
Friday, and broke his right arm neal
the wrist. He was brought to DR..
Newton's office for treatment.
The Methodist Sunday school picnic
was 3 success. Five barges, besides
q large number of private teams, CON
veyed a large company of people Il
Evergreen park, where all had fine
time. A long program of sports wa
carried out and greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Eliza 81. Grant, widow o.
CLARK H. Grant, great-granddaugh
ter of Eleazer Wheelock. founder o.
Dartmouth college, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Mary W. Pinney
30 William street, early Tuesday
morning of old age. She was 81
years. 5 months and Is days old, ant
was born in Hanover, N. H., tn,
daughter Of Henry and Mary Wood
ward) Hutchinson. Her ancestors hat
been doctors, lawyers and college pro
fessors, and she was q woman of talen
and education, and through her ad
vanced age had retained her facultie
till almost the last. Although not il
strong health on account of her ex
treme age in recent years, she hat
kept in touch with the events Of tn,
day and kept pace with the. times
Her childhood days had been spen