The Press., 1908-09-23

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A. LIE Duo, who broke his leg re-
Gently, is able to walk around again.
Charlie Warzoha has opened q
market in the Sena block on Main
street.
Seth Wildford of Welland, Ont, is
spending few days with Mrs. ". ".
Burwell.
The Temple of Honor will hold an
important meeting at their hall this
evening.
Mrs F. A. Sweet returned to Port
land Monday. after short stay with
friends in town.
Haskell Aronson will close his
clothing store Friday evening and Sat-
urday in observation of holiday.
Miss Ivy Eaton has returned to her
duties at Mt. Holyoke college, where
she is teacher of physical culture.
Miss N. NJ. Wilton will build q
cottage this fall on the lot at Crystal
Lake which she recently purchased.
There will be service at Buff Gap
school house next Sunday at B p. m,
the rector of Grace church officiating.
Giovanni Fontanella has moved in
to his new house at the fair grounds,
built on the lot which he purchased
of John Cini.
Miss Dorothy Pinney is recovering
from q light attack of diphtheria.
Miss Ruth Tuthill has mild case of
scarlet fever.
E ]. Sweet is visiting his son,
Fred, in Portland, Me-, and will in
clude Manchester and Worcester on
his home trip.
The senior class of the high school
will have booth at the fair grounds,
where they will serve light refresh
ments and lunches.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Ellis have been
entertaining their niece, Miss Eva
Ledoyt of Sandwich, Ill, and Mrs.
Hicky and Mrs. Dimock of Norwich.
A. Petras has opened furriers' es-
Establishment in the Sena block on Main
street. He will do repairs and alter
ations, in addition to selling new
goods
Mrs. Thomas Frazier has moved
from East Main street to one of ].
M. Lords cottages. Arthur Keith
has moved to the tenement vacated by
Mrs. Frazier.
The annual meeting of the Home
and Foreign Missionary societies of
the Methodist church will be held at
the home of Mrs. Dana Gary, on Fri
day afternoon, at 3 O'Clock.
DR.. and Mrs. j. N. Wells of |
Wethersfeld were guests of Mrs ].
NJ. Leach Friday. Mrs. Wells will
be remembered as Miss Mary Coleman,
who taught Grade V in the local
school IL years ago.
K. D. K. A. notes: The regular
oonclaves of Stafford Castle will re-
October 7th. One or more specials,
for the comforting of knighthood, may
be convened before then.
The Leach store has been a very
busy place since the olosing-out sale
was inuagurated, and it will continue
to be for some time, as the stock was
q mammoth one and the sale will be
pushed until it is closed out.
George L Dennis, F. G. Sanford
and Frank Engley returned the first
of the week from an automobile trip
through the Berkshires to Lake
George and Saratoga and down the
Hudson, including a visit to Ooney
Island. ...
A union service will be held in
the Congregational church next Sun
day at p. m. Rev G. s. White
more, Phi. D, of Middletown, a
speaker of unusual power, will dis
cuss the no-license issue. A welcome
for all.
All Masons desiring to go to Hart
ford October 5 with Ionic lodge to
participate in the dedication of the
Hartford bridge are requested to give
their names at once to the secretary,
H. E. Burwell, or to either one of
the following committee, David
Bissett, David Robertson, Anders
Jacobsen.
NJ. J. Tanning lectured on temper
anoe Sunday at the Methodist church
in the forenoon, and on Haymarket
Square in the afternoon He had
large audiences at both meetings, and
the addresses were able efforts John
t. Shea will address q no. license rally
at st Edwards hall next Monday
evening. Friday evening of this week
Hon. Oliver W. Stewart, member of
the Illinois legislature, will make an
address at Haymarket Square on no.
license. If stormy, the meeting will
be in borough hall.
The entertainment to be given in
the basement of Grace church at
O'Clock this evening will consist of
two parts, musical program and the
presentation of the farce, "A Precious
Pickle. Ice cream will be on sale
during the intermission. Admission,
10 and 10 cents. Following is the
program: Song, Message of the
Violets," Miss Annie Mason, Miss
Hazel Butterfeld acoompanist; piano
duet. Miss Morse, Miss Hazel Butter
field; violin. Lullaby. Miss Sophie
Brown, Clarence Wood, accompanist;
piano dute, Miss Morse. Miss Butter.
field; violin, "Cavatina. Miss Sophie
Brown, o. Wood accompanied. Play,
"a Precious Pickle"-Miss Rebecca
Pease, Miss Helen Butterfield; Mrs.
Cable, Miss Carolyn Brown; Jenny
Frost, Bessie Snow, Sadie Brown,
city girls on a vacation in country,
Miss Edith Quinley, Miss Leila Breen,