The Press., 1908-08-19
Mt. Ochepesuck Notes.

Mt. OchepeSuck Notes.
 A large attendance is expected Q the old home gathering next Tuesday
 and great interest is manifested iu lit. |
 Miss Helen Osgood of New Haven,
 3 former missionary from Foochan
 China. is expected at the bungalow Thur6day. r An excellent vesper service wal
 held last Sunday afternoon, with 67
 present. Prayer was offered by Rev.
 Dr. Brown of Philadelphia and the address was given by his daughter, Mrs. Lindsay. on Growth. in the Christian hfe." 1t was a most in- spiring and helpful talk.
 Mir. Lawson. after spending few days last week at Amherst and North field, preached at Brookfleld Sunday, and returned to- the bungalow Mon day. He will preach the old home week sermon at Union next Sunday, and speak at the vesper service at the bungalow Sunday afternoon.
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 Mrs. Charles. Newman is recovering from very serious illness.
 :. Miss Helen Hawkins left Monday for two-weeks s,in the White noun. tains. ..<44 ..ssss.. .4.,. t, ...,.s .s Miss Frances BlanCmeyer of New York is the guest of Miss Anna Thom- forde. .m y..f ',. 7. Arthur Root of Boston spent several days last week with his cousin. George Brooks. s..~ ... s.. s !. Charles Young of Philadelphia is the guest of his sister" Miss Julia Young. e>' Y ~ ssa1sss
 Miss Sadie Willard of Rockville is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank T. Newcomb.
 Miss Mary Leonard spent flew days last week with Mr. and Mrs. A L. Edgerton. -.:.~t
 Miss Lilla s. Agard has. been tie guest of Miss Ethel Underwood at ths Underwood island, Coventry. '-'''
 Miss Bessie Brooks was given sur prise party. Thursday evening by her school friends in that community.
 The M. E. Sunday school held a. picnic at Snipsic Lake Thursday. About 80 went. A fine time is re. ported. ..
 MT. and Mrs. sEnos Stoddard gaf Duxbury, Mass. :: spent. some time recently with MT. and Mrs. Austin L. Edgerton.:, s,.-
 C.-Wesley Brooks of Boston has re. turned home: after spending: his vaoa- tion with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Adino Brooks.
 .s Arthur Root oftBoston came on last week to bring the ashes of his brother, Edwarti:t They were inferred in the l south cemetery.
 Mrs. Austin Edgerton and Miss, Mary Satterlee were the guests last week of their cousin; Mrs. Charles of Vernon Center.
 The republican 'cauous for the cleo, tion of delegates to the state and other conventions will be held at the town hall this evening at 8 o'clock, ..l
 Miss F. Daisy Whiton of Rockville, who has been on a trip to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and North Norfolk is spending week with her mother, Mrs. O. l.. Whiton. <. a.-'e. .., Rapid, progress is being made, on the Radcliffe Hicks memorial school The. brick work. is oom- pIeted and work is, being started on the interior sof the building. II .@4:-t The death of Seth Andrews occurred at4Ihis home last Saturday. He was 7S years old. The funeral was hold at his home Monday. Rev. R. M. French conducted the services. Mir. 4 Andrews ia survived by a wife and i five children, Lydia DeardOn. George, Harris, Bessie and Ira Andrews. ' A farewell reception was rendered last Monday evening to Mir. and Mrs: Wm. Anderson at the home of Mir. and Mra.: David A A..seBrown. About eighty. sfriends aUd ssneighbo were present. :. Agoutglass dish and meer: schaumG pipe were presented to them They had resided, in Holland about twenty three. years, and the best wishes of host of of;.friends ga with them to theirt new homo in Bangor. !. Me. ~ .,s" x ,.s. :-%'The annual sale given. by, the ] Ladies society of the Congregational will be held next weak We'd nesday afternoon and evening"; Mrs. Simpson will have charge s}of the aprons and fancy work, Misd Lucile M. Agard of the handk erchieSs, Miss Miriam l.. Underwood of the food table. Mrs. E. S.. Agard of the ice cream and Miss Dorothy OveEman of candy table. All tables will be we'll supplied, and 1t is hoped that. many will patronize the sale. .,..*. :, 'as.szs = AEANSFTELD.f '@ The republican caucus held7Satur- ilav for the nomination Of delegates