The Press., 1907-03-13

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Miss Mary Hsnley of Worcester wa
at home over Sunday.
Mrs. D. W. Foskitt of Foskitt'
Mills is a guest at the Foster home
stead.
The annual meeting of the cemeter.
association will be held Monday
March %.
Reports as to the condition of Der
Needham. who is ill at Poughkeepsie
N. Y, are favorable.
Frank Keefe, who has been danger
ously ill, is gaining and his chances
for recovery seem good.
Mrs. John Scrothers and infant
child of Willimantic have been guests
of Mrs. Samuel Sidaway.
Mrs. ] J. Murray of New Yorl
city has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Williams.
Mansueto Zampoli injured his
thumb Monday by catching it in a
card at the Fabyan mill.
The young people of the Methodist
church are planning an entertainment
for the evening of April 2.
David Robertson is to go to Hot
Springs, Ark, for time to recuper-
ate from his recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. G. Baker of
Springfield were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. B. Pinney over Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Leiper has returned
to her home in New London after a
few weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Louis Suenderhauf.
The freight embargo on the Central
Vermont has been lifted. With the
additional engines sent to this division
the business can now be cared for.
H. H. Hall of Monson has taken a
position in the market of ]. NJ Arm
strong. Mr.. Hall is an experienced
man. having formerly run a market
in Monson.
There will be a basketball game
Saturday afternoon between the girls
team of the Connecticut Agricultural
college and the local high school
girls at Storrs.
Mrs f. f. Patten appeared before
committee of the legislature in
Hartford last week in support of the
bill providing for the appointment of
a woman factory inspector.
Everett Charter injured his hand
badly at Daniel Curtis saw mill
Monday. Two of his fingers were
badly lacerated and he was brought
here for medical attendance.
There was sleighride to Buff Cap
last Friday evening. where a surprise
visit was made to Miss Ellen Grover
at her home. Sixteen of her young
schoolmates here participated.
The hostesses at the meeting of the
ladies' whist club at Mrs. Christie
pher Aliens, Saturday, at 3 p. m,
are Miss Harriet Werner, Miss Mary
Leach and Miss Jennie Banford.
Deden Cesere died last Thursday
of cerebral hemorrhage,
caused by a fall ON Furnace avenue
Wednesday of last week. He leaves
! widow and five children in Italy.
Eddie Collins, the pitcher, has had
n offer from Portchester to play in
he New York state league, and also
as chance to go to Fairfield, Me.
lie has not yet decided where he will
o.
The Italian who was injured at
Vest Stafford short time ago, hav-
ng several ribs broken, is still living,
to reports from the hospital
t Springfield, and will probably re-
over.
John Davidson of Springfield, who
lad charge of the Robertson store
while Mr.. Robertson was in Europe,
8 again in charge pending the recov-
ry of the proprietor from his present
illness.
]. H. Valentine has purchased a
lot of W. D. Heald on East
lain street. The lot lies between the
Allen and the Heald resi-
ences, and Mr.. Valentine will build
n it in the near future.
A fiagman is to be placed at the
rossing near the office of Smith &
)ooley. There have been several
arrow escapes from accidents at this
rossing and the decision to place
agman is the result of a local petit
ion sent in few weeks ago.
Walter Scott has purchased of Hol-
omb Howard the island in Lake
iashapaug between the Pleasant
oint clubs island and May land park
Ir. Scott has plans drawn for an up
o-date cottage which he will erect on l
is newly acquired property.
The high school prize-speaking
ontest is to be held at St. Edwards
all March 22d. The prizes are con-
'ibuted by Miss Celia Holt and G. F.
eckwith, and are four in number
st prize, So; I'd, So so; Sd, 50,
th, 81 Rev. f. J. O'NeiII and
ev. H. A. Hersey will act as judges,
18th third man to be chosen later.
The high school defeated the fresh
en- team from Connecticut Agricul- (
lral college Saturday in a closely
infested game by the score of 1917. 1
emmert and Wobbecke starred for I
with Stevens and Garrigan
king honors for the Aggies. The 8
ore:- Y
High School. q. A. @.
God, Burr, IF lg, Pair, Robert \
oooecke, IT re-, Hoixe il
emmert, C, Jiems
arrows, re If, Garrigan -
est, lg RI, Stevens
Goals from field, Burr, Wobbecke 2.