The Press., 1908-07-01
Rev. F. J. o'Neill is diving a new

Miss Eva Barrett is able to be out again after an illness.
 Herman Rawitssr of New York has been in town a part of the week.
 Judge Wm. H. Heald has been spending a few days at Northfield.
 Richard Valentine is attending the "students' conferen at Northfield.
 The local fire department will take part in the parade at Rockville Fri day.
 Mrs. Wm. Morrall returned to-day after spending a few days in New York.
 Cyril Johnson is adding Q new set of cards at the Central mill this week.
 Mrs. Napoleon Pero has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Henry Girard, at Boston.
 Mrs. F. ". Howard has returned from a few days visit with relatives in Springfield.
 Malcolm Beckwith, employed by Meekins. Packard 6 Wheat. is home for Q vacation. -.e.=--s- ...
 MT. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt of Bridgeport have been visiting relatives here this week.
 Charles Bolieau. Sr, is able to be out again. For his years he shows wonderful recuperative power.
 Miss Dorothy Marble has returned to her home here from Danielson, where she has been attending school.
 The choir of the Congregational church went to Rockville Sunday, and attended the sacred concert given there.
 Miss Everlena Ferry of stratford is spending several weeks with Mrs. Carl Kuehne at her home on Prospect street.
 Dr. Patrick E. Sullivan, who re- gently graduated at Philadelphia. has successfully passed the examination of the state board.
 A. LeDuo fell of the wall into the bed of the stream near the passenger station last Saturday and broke his leg. He was attended by Dr. O. B.: Newton.
 Joseph Brunelle and Peter Sullivan went to Indian Orchard last Wednes- day to be present at the wedding of Frank Brunelle. a brother of the former.
 Charles Meyers. IT,, was at Crescent Beach over Saturday and Sunday. His wife, who has been spending 8 couple of weeks at the beach, returned with him.
 There will be dancing afternoon and evening at Crystal Lake the 4th. with music by the Nellie Miles la- the other attractions will draw many people to the lake.
 Nelson Tillman. foreman for BlAkeslee 6 Son, has finished his work. and left here for Seymour yes. terday. During the time he has been here Mir. Tillman has made many friends who regret his departure.
 Miss Emma F. Kuehne left for New York on Friday. There she joined Phi Gamma Delta party from Syracuse university for a trip up the Hudson to attend the intercollegiate boat races at Poughkeepsie, Saturday, June 27.
 Principal and Mrs. F. F. Dunfield are in Berlin, Mase Mir. Dunfield will go to Dartmouth college summer 'ohool July 9th for 8 six-weeks' Iession, and will later join Mrs. Dun- field in Auburn, Me.
 Miss Annie Christina Rawsou, laughter of Mrs. Marion Rawson, vas united in marriage to George M. Spawart last Wednesday at New York ,ity. MT. and Mrs. Spawart will be 1t home after July 11th at Bridge. port. The bride is 8 former resident.
 The local team will play two james Saturday. July 4th. with Rock , lille. The morning game will be 1ere at 10. and the g afternoon at at 4 o'clock. Collins will bitch the morning game and Cobb the lfternoon. It is expected that both james will draw largely.
 The excursion to the New London teaches to be run by the Central Yer nont railroad the 4th is in the nature 'f an experiment.. and will no doubt 'ttrAct many who dislike the noise of he national holiday. It will make m attractive outing for those who en- oy a day at the beach. The fare for he round trip from Monson, Stafford, West Wilmington and Merrow will be one dollar. Special rain will leave Palmer at 8. B a. h.. and, returning, will leave New London at 4 30 p. m.
 The graduating exercises of the grammar school were held at the church last Friday even ng, and Miss Mabel L. Kingsbury, teacher of this grade. is to be con. sratulated on the manner in which 'he program was carried out. The were we'll selected and de- ivered in a pleasing manner. and the assays showed much thought and are in preparation. First honor vent to Miles E. Demond, and second lonor to Miss Eva O. Mercy. Other honor pupils were Hazel B Butter ield, Ellen H. Grover, Jessie N. zeefe. Edith M. Quinnley and Arthur aobinoVitz. Rev. H. A. Blake gave he invocation, and at the close of the program Robert H. Fisk presented he diplomas. The full program was 's follows: Chorus. "We'll Go (Abt); invocation; essay,