The Press., 1907-08-07

church next Sunday.
Wright Lawton of Worcester il
visiting friends in town.
Arthur Pilot is spending a vacation
of one week at Stoughton.
Miss Florence Litchfield of Hart
ford is the guest at E. l.. Burr's.
Miss Lulu Murphy of Boston is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Desmond.
r. L. Stephenson of Saybrook has
been visiting friends in town this
week.
Ernest Pallanck of Meriden. q
former resident, is the guest of friends
in town.
DIR. j. P. Hanley of Pasaic, N. J.,
is spending a short vacation at his
home here. --
Mrs. Emory Pierce. a former resi-.
dent, has bought home in Belcher'
town, Mass.
Mrs. J. Fl. Valentine and daughter,
Miss Elinor, are at Northfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Wood OF
West Winfield, N. T., are guests OF
Mrs. VIM. Smith. -.-
Mrs. Albert Walker and children OF
Akron, Ohio, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. p. J. Walker.
Glen Thomas of Providence and
Jack Burns of Boston spend Sunday
with Daniel N. Brown.
Misses Elizabeth and Ethel Whit.
taker and Miss Eva Morey are visiting
in Providence and vicinity.
J. Carl Converse and family are
spending q vacation in town, the
guests of Mrs. G.. II. Baker.
Miss Serine O.. Mattesep has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Cora Jensen,
for few days at State Line.
Herman Rawitser of New York and
E. Farnell of Woousooket are spend
ing part of the week in town.
Mrs. W. H. Stafford has returned
from q weeks stay at Oak Bluffs with
her daughter. Mrs. Ralph w. Wight.
John Sena has opened in the store
recently vacated by W. Fl. Smith 6
line of new and second hand furni
ture.
Misses Catherine and Esther Shea Of
Providence are spending their vaoa
tion with their grandfather, Timothy
Shea.
Adelbert Needham, the well-know1
horse dealer, is contemplating a tril
to the west, and will probably star
next week.
William j. Delligan and Albert A
Mu1lin are representing the local fir
department at the state convention ii
New Haven to-day.
Miss Helen Dempsey and Mis-
Annie Dempsey of Millbury, Mass.
are guests of Mrs. Michael MoCarth.
at the Stafford House.
Rev. Charles 7. Hall has returned
to Everett, Mass. for two weeks
after which he will go to Texas and
take charge of parish.
Miss Eva Morey entertained hel
friends last Thursday evening in
honor of her guests, Misses Ada and
Sadie Kennedy, of Mystic.
John Peirolo is giving his residence
thorough overhauling-n ell and
kitchen, new veranda, shingling,
olapboarding, painting, etc.
Miss M. E. Brown has returned
from a two-months' visit in Boston
Miss Anna Burrans ssof Boston il
spending two weeks here as the CUES
of Miss Brown.
Mrs. VIM. Tierney and children
Mrs. Mcdonald and children, all o
Eaglewood, N j., aud Mrs. DAME
Warren and children of New Yorl
are guests at the Springs House.
Eugene Ellis of West Stafford wa
before the court yesterday, charged
with an assault on Wendell Phillip
Pease of the same town. Mr.. Eli
paid fine of So and considered tina
he got bargain.
The state BARRIERS commission he'll,
meeting at the shop of A. J. Squires
Monday. Patrick O'Brien of New
London and John Sirica of Waterbury
the other two members of the board
were both present.
Mrs. Ferd Kreisel has returnet
from her visit to Cleveland, Ohio
accompanied by her sister, Mrs Henri,
Balbean, for visit here. Mr.. Kreise
is expected home from his trip t
Germany in few days.
Attorney r. II. Fisk recently place,
an attachment on the stock of JOSEPH
Brighenti, who recently closed hi
market, on behalf of A. o. Hunt
90. of Springfield. A mutually salts
factory settlement has since been made
Miss Florence Louise Bertrand wa
married to Edmund B. Wallace Jul,
3Oth at Fair Haven. Miss Bertran
is we'll known locally. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Wallace will reside in New
Haven.
George Johnson, the man who wen
off with Contractor Tryon's horse las
week. was before the borough oour
Wednesday, charged with horse steal
ing. He pleaded guilty and wa
bound over to the September term il
bonds of $500.
The bus, free TO members of tn
Country club, will leave Grant avenu
at 2 30 this afternoon. Preliminarie
in both mems and ladies' singles i
tennis will be played, with handicap
posted at the club house. 1t is pre-
posed to run q series of mixed doabIe
as soon as the singles are completed.
Mrs. Hannah Wilton, 81, wife @
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