The Press., 1908-08-12

in Springfield. '~.'"'1-
 A. W. Tuthill of The Press office ii confined to his home by illness. ',
 The annual farmers picnic will bt held at Crystal Lake next Saturday.
 There will be a meeting of the Temple of Honor tomorrow evening.
 Miss Mary CoOmbs of Maiden, Mass. has been the guest of Mrs. .AnderI Jacobsen.
 Miss Wilhelmena Adams has re turned from a two-weeks' visit al Oatskill. N. Y.
 Charles Gregory has returned iron three weeks vacation spent in the Berkshire hills. "
 Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Winter have gone to Woodstock for a two-weeks visit with relatives.
 Hannibal Alden and family and Al fred siswick are In camp at Point Pleasant, Mkshapaug.
 .r Mrs. Daniels and son, Raymond, of Woodhury Vt. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. J.. J. Clark.
 The Misses Emma and Elsie Schen, ker of Holyoke were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Carl KIehne last week.
 Miss Mary MoQuillan, who has beer the guest of W. E. Hanley. has re. turned to her home in Willimantic. George Ramsey, former resident. WAS drowned at New Bedford, Mass. s few days ago. The funeral was held yesterday.
 The Odd Fellows will work the second degree at their meeting next Tuesday evening. All Odd Fellows are urged to. be present.
 Mrs. O. B. Pinney and children have been spending 8 vacation at Swampsoott, Mass. MT. Pinney was with them for few days.
 Miss Blanche CleavelAnd was at the Willimantic camp ground over Sun- day with her mother, Mrs. John Oleayeland, who is spending the month there.
 Miss Ruth Orandall of Pennington, Miss Lulu Williams of Hartford. Miss Cecilia Gilbert of East Hartford and Miss Cora Bronson of Rockville have been guests of Miss Alice Fitton.
 The children of St. Josephs' parish, Staffordyille, had an automobile and trolley picnic to Crystal Lake last Thursday. The dripping skies of the afternoon dampened their costumes a little. but left plenty of fun of an oth CT sort.
 During the severe shower last We'd nesday lightning struck near the Fitz- patrick camp at Crystal Lake, and Miss Margaret Fitzpatrick was thrown across the tent by the shock. Except for nervousness from the. shock Miss Fitzpatrick received no injury. .
 The Stafford ball team will 90 to Willimantic for 8 game Saturday. It is 4thonght this will be the last game of the season as far as the association Is &eonoerned.. Several teams want games with the, local team. Tt is possible that ths players may conol nde to go on for time. - <'F <; ~@
 The Misses Matilda, Agnes and -O'Nsill of Willimantic are their brother. Rev.. F. ]. O'Neill, at St. Edwards reotOry. and haye as, their guests at Wildwood cot tage, Crystal Lake. Miss Amelia of .Kensington and Miss Kane of Plainyille.
 There is some speculation as to how She crowd wifi be handled during the fair by the electric road. There is no side track at the grounds, which will make a special service very between the village and sthe grounds. The. regular cars, at that time, will be, unable to anywhere near accommodate the number of 
 The outing of the Stafford Springs and Rockville business men will be held at Crystal Lake Thursday, Aug 20. The plans include a shore dinner, with various sports, including a ball game.-'> The tickets for the shore dinner will be $1, which will be the only expense connected with the out ing, 7, outside of railroad fare. It is expected that from 100 to 125 will 
 Rev...Dr.s E. W. Bishop of Oak Park, Ill i, occupied his former pulpit at the Congregational church last Sunday. preaching two excellent to large congregations. "I know that my Redeemer liveth" and If a man die. shall he live again ?" were the subjects used. Rev. Thomas lyric of the Methodist church assisted in the evening service, which was a union meeting, and MT. Mason of the choir sang sweetIy a tenor obligato.
 Miss Katherine F. Horrigan, AZ, passed away Tuesday afternoon after A long illness. .+ Miss Horrigan came to this town with her parents when very small child, and lived here until B few years ago. Miss Horrigan was engaged in the millinery business here until the death of her mother. eight years ago. when she went to Provi- dence, and was there engaged in the hail. dressing business until her recent illness. Miss Horrigan leaves one sister, and two brothers, Mrs. Daniel N. Browne and John F.. both of this town, and Michael J. of Providence, Miss Horrigan was Q member of St. g parish, The funeral will be held Friday morning at g o'clock from the home of Mrs. Daniel N. Browne, with requiem high mass at 5k. Edwards.