The Press., 1908-06-17

graphs and Records always on hand al
 GIuttemeyer's Music Rooms 35 Park st
 opposite high school, Rockville.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs. Arthur Shepherd and family
 are visiting in Paris and Brantford,
 Canada.
 Richard Valentine is home from Princeton university for the summer
 vacation.
 Frank Carpenter. employed by An
 drew Whiton, is confined to his home
 with the rheumatism.
 Charles E. Monroe of Springfield will be at the Springs House next Tuesday from 8 30 a. m. to 5 p. m.
 Rev. Dr. W. Y. and Mrs. Brown of Philadelphia are stopping at the Springs House, previous Go opening their cottage at Mayland Park, Masha- paug.
 Miss Mabel Pease, who has taught the Village Hill school in Wilmington the past year, has been engaged to finish the unexpired term at Rockwell
 Hill.
 Rev. Fl. A. Blake is attending the commencement exercises of Brown uni versity at Providence, his alma mater. He will visit his son in Bos- ton before returning.
 In the case of Mari Hekedus of Will lington against Joseph Urszen of Union, judgment was for the plaintiff for $1O4 by default. Deputy Judge O'Oonnell was on the bench.
 Tickets for the grammar school graduating exercises, which will be held at the Methodist church the 26th. can be secured at Jscobsen's drug store after 1 ? o'clock the 24th.
 Prof. Charles F. Morrall, head master at Monson academy. will not go back to that institution this fall, having accepted a more lucrative post st Black Hall academy in this state.
 The Faulkner boarding house and the Lee residence. which were dam- aged by the right of way of the | trolley company. are being repaired. Brick is used in rebuilding the dam aged side of the boarding house.
 J. H. Valentine entertained his Sunday school class at Crystal Lake Thursday afternoon of last week Saturday afternoon Charles Moore gave his class an outing at the lake. The same day Miss Mabel Pease en- tertained her Village Hill scholars with a picnic at the lake.
 The West Willingtons played close game with the All -Staffords on the fair grounds last Saturday. resulting in a ? to l victory for the local play CTS. The batteries were Collins and Asoh for Stafford, and Hansen and Taylor for the visitors. While it was largely a pitchers battle, sharp field ing was in evidence when there was an opportunity. Frank Cotter acted as umpire.
 The services Sunday at the Congre- gational church were appropriate to | the observance of Children's day. In the morning two infants were bap- | tized previous to an excellent dis course on ''There is lad here," John 6 9, which was interesting and profit | able alike to old and young The | evening concert was creditable to the | sunday school and pleasing 10 the l large congregation.
 The program for Children's Sun. day was carried out at the Meth odist church with pleasure and profit to all. In the morning the pastor preached Solomon's Song II: II, 12. At the close of the sermon he baptized three children. In the evening the Sunday school gave a fine concert full of in- terest to a large congregation. The church was beautifully decorated with laurel.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Demond and sons, Robert, Miles and Daniel, will occupy a cottage at North Plymouth, Mass. for the summer. MT. Demond, on horseback. and Robert and Daniel, by team to Woodstock and thence by trolley, started Monday morning and propose, after visiting towns and cities en route, to reach their destina- tion on Thursday, where they will be jUined by Mrs. Demond.
 The school committee held a special Monday afternoon, and voted to ask the teachers to remain another year in the nigh school and districts No. 1, 2, 3. 6, 9, 12. 13, 14 and Is. More room Is needed at the high school building, and Mesrs. Fisk, Eaton and O'Oonnell were appointed a to it up another room. A room on the top floor will be utilized, and a encouragement made to do away with the congestion in the 3d and 4th grades. now occupying the same room. There are now 5S pupils In these grades, with the probability of a larger number the coming fall. The grades will probably be separated md a new 3d grade teacher employed. \ committee, including Messrs. O'Con- lell and Fisk. was appointed to look ,ver the boiler in the high school building and to report at a meeting Q be held later. lt