The Press., 1908-08-19
Mrs. John Bradley is visiting ir

Mrs. John Bradley is visiting f
 Middletowng
 Mrs WIns Irons is quite, i'll at he
 home in Orcuttville.
 Harold Comins of Springfield spending a vacation here.
 Mrs. H. L. Lyman of Easthamptol is guest of Mrs. J. T. Sandy.
 Henry Sandy is spending thre weeks in Sonth Ashfisld, Mass.
 Miss Ethel Chapman of Springfiel, is a guest of Miss Mabelle Meyers. MT. and Mrs. I. G. Baker are a the Syndicate camp at Crystal Lake.
 Lee Furness. employed by the Kno, company at Springfield, is at his hom, here. .-..
 Miss J. H. Willis of Berkley, Gal. has been the guest of Miss Rutl Walker. ,.......
 Miss Olarissa Davis entertained { party of friends at her home Monday evening.
 James F. Bradley and T. ". Brad 1eyfof Northampton are visiting rela tives in town.
 Mrs. James Walker and Miss Grace Harwood are spending a week at 'ThC Oaks" Springfield.
 FEE. Fitzpatrick is acting as rural carrier this week, his son. John Fitz patrick, being on Q vacation.
 Miss May Wetherbee Of Warren. has returned homo after spending two weeks with Mrs. s. H. Little.
 Mrs. M. D Harris is with Boston friends and later goes to Bridgeton, Me-, returning home September 1st.
 St. Edwards defeated the Young Hustlers of South Wilmington last Sat- urday, II to 5. at South Wilmington. ~ Misses Gertrude Butcher and Nellie Grant of Rockville and Lauren Lyman of Easthampton have been guests of Miss Louise Sandy.
 Wm. Gary of Philadelphia is visit- ing his brothers in town. Tuesday a family party was made up for fishing trip to Coventry lake.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. 0. storrs of Hart ford were in town this morning on their way to Westford. MT. Storrs was station agent here in 1854.
 Haskell Aronson. the local clothing dealer, went to Holyoke last evening to attend the Lasker- Hirsch wedding. The groom is nephew of MT, Aron- son.
 The license of F. E. Mogle has been transferred to the new building, and he expects to move next week. The building is not yet completed, but it can be occupied.
 The primary class of the Oongrega. tional Sunday school will be enter tained tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin on Highland Terrace.
 MT. and Mrs. W. W. Bradbury of Ohicopee, Mass. were guests of MT. and Mrs. D. O. Bradbury over Sun. day. Miss Elizabeth Bradbury is visiting in Springfield and Woronoco.
 O. H. Meyers. IT,. has purchased the two houses and a lot of Mrs. Annie Walkley on East Main street. Mr. Meyers oontemplates some changes In the property. but has; not yet his plans. ..'%'
 Miss Gertrude Peters was injured 1y a~fall in getting of a moving car ast Saturday evening. She was rendered unconscious for a time and vas badly shaken up. No bones were broken. but she is still confined to her home as a result of the accident.
 Some damage was caused, at the Campo store last Thursday afternoon by blast made in the excavating now in progress A window was a show case damaged and some soda bottles broken. Thet work Is being steadily pushed and it will not be long before the site is ready for the builders
 Linda Augusta, the five-months' old daughter of MT. and Mrs August died Monday at the home of her grandparents. Mir. and Mrs. Max Lohse, on Village Hill, of cholera infantum. The funeral will. be held at the home this afternoon at 3 p. m. The burial will be at the Stafford Springs cemetery. <
 Arrangements are about completed for the joint outing of the merchants of Rockville and Stafford Springs, to be held at Crystal Lake tomorrow. Between 50 and 60 twill go from here, and may be depended on to give sood account of themselves at the shore dinner to be served by Land lord Bowler at l o'clock. The pro- gram of sports includes . ball game, a boat race between rival crews repre- ,enting the two associations and several other athletic events. With yood weather the event Is bound to prove 8 very enjoyable one.
 At the republican caucus held last evening F. H. Baker was chairman md Lewis Mclaughlin clerk. There were about forty present. The fol- owing delegates were unanimously 'leoted: State. R. H. Fisk, F. H. Baker, J. G. Wightman and H. s. Abel; congressional, Lewis MoLaugh- in, J. M. Larned, finders Jacobsen md c. ". Eaton; senatorial; Daniel dacCallum, F. A. Lasbury, Louis Helm and G. s. Baker; probate, H. 5. Burwell. Marc Hatch, J. N. Sibley md O. F. Harwood. The delegates re uninstruoted, but it is understood hat they are for George l.. Lilley or governor, Freeman F. Patten for tate treasurer, E. Stevens Henry for and R. H. Fisk for judge of ,robate.