The Press., 1908-06-10
stamOrdviIle.
John Morrell is on the sick list.

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 Mrs. Neslon Harrington last WedneG day.
 MT. and Mrs. John P. Brown an family have moved to North Vassel boro, Maine. tsEs'
 Frank Bannister and Mrs. Stao were united in marriage by Rev, A B. Todd, Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Minnie Hughes has been tn guest of her brother, A. ID. Moore, il South Hadley for few days. Mrs H. H. Converse and daughte of Eastford were guests of Mrs, F M. Sanger a few days last week,
 Mir. and Mrs, Angus Graham were guests of her parents, Mr, and MTa George Clark of HydsVille over Sun day.
 Mrs. Olemenoe Clark and dAughte of Terryville arc spending their va cation with her mother, Mrs. H. G. Dunham.
 The lawn party held at the Oraw ford place last evening was success. About $12 was received from the sale of ice cream.
 Miss Eliza Ohaffee, who has been spending several weeks with he1 sister, Mrs. Isaac Agard, of Amherst, Mass. has returned home.
 The Ladies Aid society of the M. E church will serve a salad supper in the vestry Thursday evening. Price Adults, l 5 cents; children, 10 cents.
 Mrs. George Drummond. who has been quite Ill with asthma, is in 8 critical condition. Her sister, Mrs George Walker, of Manchester is with her. .
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Brown and family, who have been in Madison, Me-, where MT. Brown has been em ployed for several months, have re- turned to their home.
 West stafford.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Ballantine entertained friends from Hartford Sunday.
 The postponed dance will be held next Saturday evening. Lynoh's or chestra will furnish music.
 Charles Glazier and Bert Chase killed hawk Saturday night which measured four feet five inches from tip to tip.
 MT. and Mrs. Londergan, Milo Kibbe and Miss Rose Waterman of Springfield were guests at O. D Giazier's, Sunday.
 Margaret Ballantine left Monday for Huntington, where she will finish her high school course previous to graduation June 26th. a
 About 30 of Mrs. Lavergne Dim- ock s friends gave her surprise kitch- en shower last Friday evening. Straw berries and cream and cake were served, and the evening very much enjoyed. -.-s..
 The young people will present the three act play, "Tommy's Wife," in the church vestry Thursday and Fri day evenings of this week. Cast of Thomas P. Carothers, artist. Spencer Brsdway; Rose Car Mabel Graves; Dick Grannis. Earl Bradway; Patty Campbell. Lena BrAdway; Mrs. DeYorburgh Smith, Mrs. Pownall; Sylvia Smith. Ruth Ellis; Pierre De Bouton, LaVergne Dimook; Edith Bronson. Mary Bal. antine. There will be music be- tween the acts, and ice cream will be served. Admission 20 cents for ad- nlts and 10 cents for children. Be- gins promptly at 8. -
 HOLLAND.
 Otto Kohler is conValescing from the scarlet fever.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence Couch lost an infant child recently.
 Mrs. George Hollander of Ames- bury, Mass. is the guest of Miss Mary Leonard.
 Earl Hanna of New York is spend ing several months with Mir and Mrs. David A. Brown.
 Wm. Goeben of Hartford spent Sunday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Ferdipand Goeben
 Mir. and Mrs. 7 Charles Joslyn of Hartford were the guests Sunday of MT. and Mrs. O. A. Leonard.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew P. Ladd of New York are spending the summer with MT. and Mrs. John H. Steele.
 The Ladies society of the Congre- yational church will meet Thursday Afternoon at O 'olock with Mrs. E. s. Agard. ...
 Mir. and Mrs. David A. Brown are the nine workmen that are on the Hicks memorial chool.
 Miss Madaline Appleton of Brook yn, N. Y., was the guest for few lays last week of Mir. and Mrs. David \. Brown.
 Harris W. Price of Harvard dental 'ollege is spending his summer vacation with his parents, MT. and drs. Lewis B. Price.
 Miss Lima Blake of Gardner, Mass. md Miss Lilla s. Agard of Wethers- leld were the guests over Sunday of Ar. and Mrs. B. s. Agard
 Rev. R. M. French preached an ex- client sermon Sunday morning from st Cor. III, part of the ninth verse, We are all laborers together. ''
 Mrs. Harriet Charter, mother of G. 'almer Charter, had the misfortune | eoently to fall and break her hip in wo places. The fractures were set | y Drs. Rockwell and Simmons.
 Ohildren's day will be observed in 10th the M. E. and Congregational hurches next Sunday. There will | 'e appropriate sermon in the morning |