The Press., 1908-06-03

Frank Scott of Newark, N. J., ii the guest of MT. and Mrs. Alfred Scott. -a
 Mrs. Thorne and son, Eric, of Rum ford, R. l., are guests of Mr. and Mrs Walter Scott.
 The Rockville baseball enthusiasts have chartered 8 specialo car for Satur day evening to attend the baseball fair in this borough.
 There are three new cases oi scarlet fever'-one in the family oi Frank Silk and two in the Fitzgerald family on Center street. ... 7
 Phe presentations of "The Klepto maniac" at Grace church last Wed, nesday evening proved a pleasing en- tertainment and drew a large attend ance. ...
 J. H. Valentine is now located iI his new residence on East Main street The house is an ornament to the street from it's exterior appearance, and itl interior appointments make it g model home.
 George l.. Dennis has sold to Mrs. F. E. Mogle the house on South street, opposite the Oomins black smith shop, known as the old Blue Front building. Mir. Mogle will move to his new property.
 Officials having charge of the trolley freight service were in town yesterday. but announced no definite plans. It is thought that there if not sufficient power for the freight sel vice, and there may be some delay in consequence.
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 F. H. Mead was in sown the first of the week.
 Miss Jennie Sargent of Hyde Park is the guest of Miss Mamie Lord,
 Mrs. A. F. Ruby of Norwich is the guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ F. Dwight. < Harry Prince of Paterson, N. J. is guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Mary Prince.
 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MacCallum spent Decoration day with friends in Dedham.
 Mrs. Clarence Clark of Terryville is guest of her mother. Mrs. H. c. Durham. at Hydeyille.
 Mrs. Clara Bsard has returned from a visit to her brother, Charles Lord, |, of Newburypcrt, Mass. j.
 Mrs. Wm. Morrow of Willimantic and O. R. Lathrop of Brooklyn were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Grundy last week.
 John W. Oorbin and Stanley Com stock of New York and Leyerett A. Snow of New Britain were guests of Mrs. Emily N. Goodell, Memorial day. ~. :.
 Baptist Church Notes: The Ladies' Aid society meets for work Thursday afternoon and will serve supper at 6 o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. Henry Thresher, Mrs. Harvey George. - Covenant meeting Saturday. 3 p. m. Sunday morning communion follows the sermon At 7.3O p. m. gospel In song service.
 The Phoenix Woolen Go. are build ing a one-story brick addition to their mill, 54x82, to be used as carding room. j The nardtnR and spinning ma chinery of the milf ito be increased 50 that it, will: not be necessary to run these departments nights, as in the past All new carding machinery will be put in the new building, and the departments of the mill now used for carding will be occupied by new spinning machinery Tracy Bros3 of Waterbury have the contract. and have already commenced to lay the brick for the new addition, which is expected to be completed Ly July 1st.' The water tank that supplies the automatic sprinklsrs in the Phoenix Woolen Co's~mill at Hydeyille, fell to the ground last Wednesday The capacity of the tank was 10, 900 gallons, and was known that it had been weakened by small leak which had caused the timbers. to rot and which was to be repaired soon. Wal ter Ide and Gregory Oahill, wLo were between the tank and raceway. were thrown into the latter by tlle deluge, and several others who were near had a narrow escape from the flying tim bers The company will replace the tank with a new one as soon as pos sible.
 Among those who spent Memorial day with friends in town were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson and son of Hartford with Mrs. David Johnson i; George Oolburn of Boston with MT. and Mrs. Russell Oolburn; Mas Annie Shippey of Hartford with her sister, Miss Blanche Shippey; Milton Smith and family of Willimantic at MT. and Mrs. Charles Smiths; Mir. and Mrs John Findeisen and Wm. Wobbecke of Springfield with Mir. and Mrs. John P. Brown; Mir. and Mrs. Reuben Burley of Holyoke and Harold Pinney with E. H. Pinney; Miss Evelyn Taylor of Springfield with Miss Mil dred MaoOallum; MT. and Mrs. W. NJ. Oollard of Hartford at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sands' Lincoln Luce of Boston at Wm. Parks.
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 Mrs. Mira Rockwell visited local relatives last Sunday.
 "A daughter was born to Mir. and Mrs. Edward Murphy May 24th.
 Miss Edna Dimmock of Worcester was the guest of local relatives last week.
 Mrs- Phaha Winear nf Willimankic