The Press., 1908-06-17
UNION.

UNION.
 Maurice Towne of West Stafford was home over Sunday. Childrens day will be observed at the Congregational church next Sun. day.
 Morris Marcy of Southbridge called on friends in town the first of tile week. ..,...
 Mrs. l.. M. Reed is spending a few days in her cottage on Willimantic camp ground.
 Mrs. Willard Richards visited her cousin, Mrs. Stephen Tifft, at West. ford last week.
 Miss Florence Marcy of Hartford and her friend. Miss B E. Dennis, of Orange. Mass are spending few days at the Marcy homestead. <:
 Miss Palmer's school closed JWne 12 Names on the roll of honor : Hattie Cooper, May Cooper. Zelma Cooper, Elsie Horton, Nellie Lynn. Lysle Miller, Mary Minr, Katie Minr, Alice Roger. Elsie Scranton, Mary Scranton, Josephine Ursizn, Linnie Horsman, Nelson Horton, Joseph Henriker, Sidney Roger.
 Mashapaug.
 Prof Stroud is expected to arrive from Rochester this week with his family.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. L Ferry are oe- cupying their cottage at the north end of the lake.
 The hoeing season has been in full swing the past week, and several are getting out having tools and intend to start in next week.
 c. W. Crawford is contemplating the moving of his cottage at the end of the season, placing the cottage on higher ground and adding porch.
 Daniel Thompson is suffering from having thorn stuck into his hand Thompson is fireman for Turner Bros i, and it is unusual for him to be i'll or laid up, as he is one of the most industrious men in town, and for the past twenty years has been regular as clock work in his faithful perform ance of his duty, when working for Keeefe Bros, Chaffee Bros or his present employer. Dr. Edwards of SouthbridRe is attending.
 Parties from Monson are occupy ing the ''Pout Club" cottage. now owned by W. L. Ferry. Mashapaug lake has been known for the past ten years as a place of quiet and secluded character, and has attracted people who enjoy such place. For any one who delights in being far away from railroads and the big towns far enough off the main line of travel SO that your friends, and only your friends, look you up, then Mashapaug fills the bill.
 H. R Howard has been appointed dog warden. The office was entirely unsolicited by MT Howard, but the seleotmen no doubt, in appointing, appointed a man, who is all over town at all times of the year, and who dis charges his duty, whether great or small, in fearless and firm manner. The present appointment, no doubt, is the result of an unsuccessful dog tax collection and 8 continual evading of the dog laws by many, it is under stood. As MT. Howard has way of handling people in plain and busi- ness way, we look for an early ad. l. justment of the present "dog -goness' D in town.
 Rock Meadow.
 Herbert Heck visited his parents over Sunday.
 Harold Hubbard of North Woodstock is visiting his sister, Mrs. Adelberb Agard, for few days.
 The Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church at Staffordville will hold a lawn party at Mrs. F. H. Rallou g Thursday evening, the 25th. All are cordially invited.
 Miss Isabel Roger was obliged to close her school last Wednesday on account of trouble with her ankle, and is now at her home i'll with rheu. matic fever. Miss Palmer, who closed her school at Union Center last week, took Miss Rogers place and will finish the term to-day. ..4.
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 Mrs. K. R Warflwell of SomarsvilIo