The Press., 1908-07-01

Gary Bros. are ready to receive or ders for coal at summer prices. Fresl mined and all rail and nothing else.
 New lot of Souvenir Cards at Tn, Press Oniee-
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Ed. welch has shifted so his sum. mer footwear.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Gordon of HAzardviile were in town Tuesday.
 E. L. Burr has gathered 1900 eggs from a flock of 22 hens since January 1st.
 During the month of June S2O arrivals were registered at the Springs House
 Miss Sarah Lucy has finished her season with Miss Beckwith and has gone to Monson.
 Miss Hazel Comins attended the commencement exercises of Bay Path Institute. Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Melbourne and sons. Louis and Arthur. have been visiting relatives in Derby
 Mir. and Mrs. G H. Wing of Spring field are guests of Mir and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin at MAshApaug.
 Regular meeting of the Industrial Workers of the World will be held to- morrow evening at the hall on Gold street.
 Mir. and Mrs. John ID. Ramsey are spending a week in Berlin, N. H. |, with his brother, Louis, and other relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew whiton have returned from an automobile trip to Rhode Island with MT. and Mrs. Christopher Allen.
 Frank l.. Page. president and general manager of the Plomo Spe- oialty Mfg. Go. of Cleveland, Ohio, is to spend the 4th with relatives.
 Miss ClArissa Davis was graduated from the Bay Path Institute June 30. and has accepted a position As con- merciRl teacher in the West Hartford high school
 Mrs. Haskell Aronson had her purse returned to her which she lost last week. The purse contained several valuable pieces of jewelry and a sum of money. It was found by MT. Park of the Hollow. Mrs. Aronson was fortunate that the purse fell where it was so quickly and cheerfully re- turned.
 The Stafford Boys band. under the direction of Conductor Carl Wood, gave an enjoyable concert at Crystal Lake last Thursday evening. The boys are showing constant improve msnt in their work, and Manager Bowler was much pleased with their showing. The same evening about 50 Ofsshe employees of the Interurban. know as the Bullfrog club, enjoyed A shOk dinner at the lake.
 Special eDdeavors will be made to make, the 4th interesting at the Country club. In the afternoon there will be matches in mixed doubles at tennis. and medal play for men at golf. The ladies' committee will serve cream and refreshments at six, after which there will be an illumination and fireworks. Bus will leave Grant avenue at 3.30. and will make a re- turn trip after the fireworks.
 Court oronoco. No. 159, F. of A. will celebrate the fifth anniversary July 9. The grand officers will be present. also Court snipsic and Hearts of Oak. Rockville. and Court White Oak. Somersville. program has been arranged, with addresses from out-of-town speakers. Refreshments will be served. Committee in charge, John P. Brown. M. D. O'Connen, James Warren and John T. Melbourne.
 Rev. J. F. Merriam of the Webster dictionary organization attended the Yale commencement exercises last week. He met Secretary Taft, and says of him: 'He impressed me as a man of decidedly large caliber. fully up to presidential requirements. He has a superb voice, with & vibrating and magnetic quality very unusual. His tribute to Grover Cleveland showed 8 spirit above ordinary partisan politics, and 1t met Veritable saliva of applause. ''
 Miss Ethel Spellman Gary, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Gary, was united in marriage at Springfield, Monday. to Charles Sumner Vining. The wedding was a quiet one, with none but relatives of the bride and groom present. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Louis F. Giroux, and the couple were attended by MT. and Mrs. Herbert L. Ames. After the ceremony the bridal party left for Hartford in an automobile, where the wedding lunch was served. After July 15 Mir. and Mrs. Winning will be lat home" at 40 Sumner avenue in Springfield. Miss Gary was born here and lived here until about two years ago. She was educated in the local schools. supplemented by a course at Bay Path Institute. where she gradu- Atsd in 1907. Since graduating she has been employed as . stsnographer by she Milletts company and at the Knox brAas works. Mir. Vining Is a vAlasd emplOye of the Milton Bradley company. He has wide acquAint- Ance and many friends in his home oity.