The Press., 1908-06-10
W. R. O. meeting next Wednesday

ICenter street to Daniel Curtis.
 Adelbert Needham has purchased [
 couple of woodlots in Palmer. Q William Quinlan is confined to hil
 home on High street by illness.
 Miss Mary Girard has returned from visit in Palmer and Thorndike.
 Mrs. D. W. Foskett of Palmer was at the Foster homestead over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. W. w. Bradbury of Ohicopee, Mass, were in town over Sunday. e A party of l5 ladies from Hartford were entertained at the Springs House yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jenks of New York are guests of their daughter. Mrs, Clarence K. Brown.
 George Benton has moved his shoe repairing shop to Gary Bros. build. ing on East Main street.
 Contractor Jones has finished work on the Central mill, and the roof is on. The building will be ready for use in the near future.
 Frank Perkins has resigned as boss finisher at the Rhode Island Worsted mill, and E. J. Brazael of Monson has taken the position.
 Several of the local Masons went from here to Rockville last Thursday to take the council degree, and a number of others went over to see the work.
 | Wm. Bowler has purchased a dynamo from the Warren Woolen com pany, and will light his hotel and grounds at Crystal Lake with it. The Warren company has added larger machine.
 The case of Hekedees of Willing ton vs Urszen of Union is to come upI in the borough court Saturday. The case is brought to recover $1O4, and the plaintiff is represented by At torney Fisk.
 Next Sunday will be observed as Children's Sunday at the Methodist church. The morning exercises will be conducted by the pastor, and the Sunday school will give a concert in the evening.
 Edward Rudge and Miss Helen Fitzgerald were united in marriage May 31st by Rev. F. J. O'Neill of St. has recently finished his term of en- listment in the navy, aud the bride are both we'll known and popular locally.
 Masses will be celebrated at St. Ed | wards church during the summer months, and perhaps longer, at 8 15 and 1915 a. m. The hours for | masses were recently changed to a. m. and 10 8. m.. but the new schedule will prove more convenient for the parishioners.
 The Young Peoples Auxiliary of the Methodist church gave an inter esting entertainment at the vestry last evening. The principal number was the presentation of the Ruggles family from "A Birds Christmas Carol. !" It was capitally done and was heartily applauded by large audience. Lowell's A Oourtin' !" was presented in pantomime.
 Entries for the 2.1S pace and 2.23 trot stake races closed last Saturday. Enough entries have been secured to guarantee some good sport in these classes. The following have made entries: 9 Is pace-H. l.. Handy, Springfield, Mass. J J. MoCarthy. Springfield. Mass, A. l.. Martin, Rockville, Geo. Galtin, Newark, N. J., W. H. Hall. South Wilmington, O. A. Loteldo. New York city, l.. W. Clement, Townsend, Mass. W. S. Aldrioh, Westerly, R. I, w. J. Noble, Naugatuck, John H. Cradock, Albion, N. Y. 223 trot-F l. Whitcomb. Springfield, Mass. D. M. Holmes, Saybrook, A. l.. Martin, Rockville, Geo. Gatlin. Newark, N. J., w. H Hall, South Willington, H. W. Davis, Gamdsn. N. J., W. J. Mills. Greenport. N. Y.
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 Mrs E. W. Preble and W. R. Preble have had their houses painted recently.
 John Jensen and Miss Matilda Mortensen of Hartford visited at their uncle. John Mortensen's. last week
 Master Horace Todd of Palmer is spending several weeks with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Nj. Riley.
 Several deer have been seen around this vicinity of late. A herd of three were seen last week feeding near the railroad and appeared to be quite tame
 Mrs. Ernest Mercy and son return cd to their home in Springfield Satur- day, after spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. John Erickson. Mrs Erickson accompanied them and will remain 8 few days.
 Stafford. l( Mrs. Wood of Stonington is spend ing few days with Mrs. Luoy Wads- worth,
 Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Stanton of Hart ford were the guests of Mrs. Clara over Sunday. MT. and Mrs W. A. King of Will limAntic were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. +. oady over Sunday. Mrs. T. H. Mead and daughter, Grace, have returned from Las Vagas, N. M., where they spent the winter. The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- . list church will hold sale of cooked food at the chapel Friday. from 4 GO ' p. m.
 Mrs. Janet Francis, who has been in Enfield for the past few months, is spending a few weeks with Mrs