The Press., 1908-08-12
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 Miss Anna Stenson of wilkesbarre. Pa. is the, guest of Mrs. David Col' lins.s
 Mrs. Mary Stanton of Rockville visited friends In the borough last Friday.
 Anton Hyek has opened his new meat market and grocery store in the old Foster. block.
 MT. and Mrs. G. A. Ray and daugh- ter. Ruth. Of Springfield visited friends in town Sunday.
 Walter R. Agari of Amherst spent 8 few days last weak with Mrs. Wal. colt of West Main street.
 Albert Simonds and two daughters. Eva and Clara, of New Britain have been the guests of James Fitton.
 Mrs. E. P. Newton and Henry w Newton of Monson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Newton, Sunday.
 Miss Addie Woodward and Ray mond Woodward of Hartford were guests of Mrs. J. M. Leach, Sunday.
 Mrs. Earl Hall and child of Sims bury are the guests of Mrs. Halls parents. MT. and Mrs. F. J. Chandler
 Miss Celia Holt is at Ridge, N. H i, for three weeks visit, accompany ing Rev and Mrs G. NJ. Harmon of Boston.
 Arthur Schofield announces in an- other column the opening of the Grlffiths blacksmith shop on Westf0rd avenue.
 Robert Buckley has taken the tene- ment in the Rockwell building, at the corner. of. Main street and Willing ton avenue.
 Charles F. Chandler, teller at the Stafford Savings bank, leaves the last of the week for a vacation in Boston and vicinity.
 Miss Mildred Walkley entertained 8 party of her young friends Monday, the occasion being her 12th birthday The party proved very pleasant one
 The republican caucus to choose delegates to the state, congressional. senatorial and probate convepbions will be held at the town hall next Tuesday evening at 7.sO.
 David Churchill, 23. foreman in, the Stanley works at New Britain, was drowned last week in Lake Oongamond. Mir. Churchill has often visited here and has a number of local friends and acQuaintances.
 The annual reunion of the Holmes Cady family will be held at Crystal next Tuesday. August 18th, the date having been changed from Thursday of this week owing to the fact that another party has the grounds to-mor- row.
 O. W. Head has gone to Bloom. field, where the Consolidated are building an extension. MT. and Mrs. Head have made many local friends during the time he has been stationed here. who regret that his duties call them to another town.
 Rev. O. S. Brooks of Wellesley will occupy the pulpit of the Congrega- tional church next Sunday. MT. Brooks has supplied here on previous occasions and has many local friends. The church will be closed the last two Sundays of the month.
 W. D. Robinson, an inspector in the employ of the post office depart ment, has been transferred to this state and will make his home here. having hired the house on Grant avenue vacated by O. W. Head. Mrs. Robinson and daughters have been spending some time here this summer with her parents. MT. and Mrs. F. J. Chandler.
 Walter H. Fenley of the Penn. Tel. O., located in Philadelphia, is visit- ing his father, Edward H.. Fenley, of Main street for a few days. He has been making a tour of the New Eng land states and stopped over from Providence, R. l., on Saturday. He will leave on Monday for Boston, where he is to attend the reception given to Cy Young. pitcher of the Boston Americans.
 Grace Church Notes: Beginning next Sunday, and until September 18th, there will be no evening ser. vice. and the Sunday school will be given & vacation. Morning prayer will be read every Sunday at 10 45. as usual. Services Sunday, Sept. 18th, all as usnAl, including Sunday school. The rector; went away for his vacation Monday morning, to take . walking trip in the White noun kains and to visit his parents, near Newburyport, Mass.
 Josiah W. Phelps. 80. died at his home in Orcuttville Sunday, after an illness of several weeks of weakness incident to old age. He leaves . widow. one son, James, and four daughters. The daughters are Mrs. James Wood. Mrs. Dorsey and Miss Sarah of this town and Mrs. Portier of Boston. The. funeral was held from his late home yesterday fdrenopn as II o'clock, Rev. Thomas lyric of the Methodist church officiating. The burial was at the Willington Hill