The Press., 1908-08-05

| F. E. Oady is In Norwich Tor weeks vacation.
 Miss E s. Ravens of Hartford is . guest of Mrs. J M. Leach.
 Rev. George J. Donahue left town last Monday to take A two-weeks' va cation.
 The Cady- Holmes reunion will be held Tuesday, August IS. at Crystal Lake.
 Rev. O. H. Puffer of Salem. Mass. and J. NJ Leach are at Laurel Cemp, Mashapaug
 Howard Ford has taken the tene- ment on Grant avenue vacated by Mrs. Hannah Hill.
 Mrs. E. M. White of Monson is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. T. P. Needham.
 Rev. F. J. O'Neill was in New York last Monday to ofioiate at the funeral of friend.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Andrews of Boston are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. A. D. Charter.
 Mrs. ". W. Burwell and Miss Priscilla Burwell are visiting in Bridgeport for few days.
 Dr. A. s Johnson of Brooklyn, N. Y., will occupy the Scott island camp for 8 month, beginning next Saturday. Mrs. O. Fl. King and daughter, Iva, and son, Marshall. of Fairfield have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. L.. Burr.
 Mrs. Timothy Lynch and son, Charlie, of Springfield were guests of relatives in the borough few days last week.
 An examination for state teachers certificates will be held at the high school building next Tuesday and Wednesday ..
 G. ". Van Syckel of Green Springs. Ohio. accompanied by his son. George. of Trenton, N. J., are the guests of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Moffitt.
 The children of St. Joseph's parish, Staffordville, are to have an auto mobile and trolley picnic this week Thursday at Wildwood cottage. Crys- tai Lake.
 The ball game for Saturday at the fair grounds will be between Stafford and the All. College teem of Hartford. The battery for Stafford will be Cart mill and Larkin.
 George Siswiok and family, MT. and Mrs. Carl Helm and Mir. and Mrs. Fred Meyers were with Mir. and Mrs. Louis Helm at Pleasant Point camp. Mashapaug. over Sunday.
 Mrs. G. H. Foskit and Mrs. Henry K. Bugbee of Monson and Mrs. D. P. Smith of North Brookfeld are visit ing their sister, Mrs. A. l.. Howard, and their bro iher, D. F. Winter, of Westford avenue.
 Miss Susan Cheney of New Haven is a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Allan Mix. Miss Cheney came yesterday, accompanied by four ladies. former schoolmates of Mrs. Mix, who not only gave their hostess complete sur prise, but delightful day.
 The registrars will be in session on Friday of this week and next, from 12 ID. to D. m, for the purpose of receiving the names of electors quali fed to vote in party oaucuses They will meet in this district at J. F. Warren's clothing store, and at Wight mans carriage shop at Stafford for district No. 1.
 One of the blasts on the Converse lot last Friday was rather dangerous. and caused quite little damage. A number of windows in the Foster blook were broken. Several pieces of rock were thrown into the tenement occupied by Frank Edson, one of the small pieces striking Mrs. Edson, who was holding her small child, on the arm, and larger piece broke of two rounds of chair.
 K. O. R. A. Notes: The works of Castle Stafford closed with the con- clayes of Wednesday, to reopen We'd nesday, October 7tb, unless sooner convened by special call The officers for the next term were elected and appointed as follows: King. Arthur J. Melbourne; seneschal, O. w. Wood sentinel, Ralph Prouty; master of the exohequer, Theodore Morrall con- stable, Harold Butterfield; chancel- lors. Herbert West. Farley Patten and Harold Pierce; heralds, Walter Quin- ley and Arthur Uee A rousing cheer of appreciation vas given the retiring king, Harold Butterfleld, and his as- sociated officers. The junior division chose these officers: Regent, Henry Pease; deputy seneeohal, Stephenson Mason; sentinel, Arthur Little; her. aids, Arthur Whitaker and Howard Needham. Various plans for more elaborate and efficient work in the fall were discussed.
 OrcuttvIlle.
 Mrs. John Hanley and son of Bos- ton are visiting MT. and Mrs. P. J. Hanley.
 Mrs. John Lynch is entertaining her cousin, Miss Mary Killion, of Adams, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs James Bennett and son. also DaDiel Bennett of Brooklyn, N. Y., have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Fred Thonet.
 Miss Blanche Robbins has returned from her vacation spent in Worcester and Hopedale, Mass. She was ac- by her friend, Miss Alice Blodgett, of Monson. who will re. main here for several days.
 There will be service in the Or cuttville schoolhouse next Sunday afternoon at o'clock, with preach ing by Rev. J. W. Ballantine. Those interested in these serv ices extend a cordial invitation to all to | be present.