The Press., 1908-06-24
W. R. O. meeting next Wednesday

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 Mrs. Henry Bolieau, Jr., is i'll al her home in Glenville.
 The Temple of Honor observed Memorial day last Sunday.
 Blakeslee 6 Sons have ordered theil steam shovel shipped to New Haven.
 Miss Ruth Tracy of Manchester is the guest of relatives and friends ir town.
 The graduation exercises of the grammar school will be held in the Methodist church Friday evening.
 Mrs. Partrck and daughter, Mrs. E. A. Henderson, with the latter's two children, are guests at Reuben Con- verse's.
 The ball game at the fair grounds on Saturday is expected to be between Stafford and the Smith & Wesson team of Springfield.
 Mrs. M. G. Moore is taking a va cation, and Dr. G. P. Bard is presid- ing at the organ at the Congregational church during her absence.
 A large audience greeted Tommy Wife," given by the West Stafford Y. P. S. O. E. at the Congregational church last evening. The cast was good, and instrumental music by Miss Mabel Meyer and solos by Mrs. T. F.. Mullen, Dr. c. Percival Bard accom-. panist, were enjoyed. Ice cream and strawberries were sold.
 The barn of H. G. Boyer, near the oudlet of Crystal Lake, was burned Tuesday about noon during the shower. The horse was saved. but a farm wagon, all the tools and a quantity of hay were burned. The loss is about $500. and there is $2OO insurance. Mrs. Boyer had her face badly burned assisting in the rescue of the horse. The farm wagon burned was loaded with furniture for F C.. Sanford's camp at the lake. The furniture arrived by trolley express Tuesday morning MT. Boyer met the car and took one load to the cottage. He had the other load on the wagon when it started to rain, so he drove with it to the barn. When the fire was discovered it had gained such headway that there was time to save nothing but the horse, and the furniture was burned with the wagon It is thought that the fire was caused by lightning.
 The program of installation of Court St. Pierre, 221, Order of St. Jean the Baptist, was carried out as planned, and proved very interesting affair last Thursday evening. Many visitors were entertained, the grand officers were present and the new court started amid much enthusiasm. About 30 new names were taken last Thursday evening, and the member ship is now 103. The officers expect to reach a membership of 200 or 25O. Officers have been elected as follows: {: President, Joseph Carrier; ce-presi dent, L. Senesohal; treasurer, A. Talbot; preoeptor, s. Lnurion; secre- tary, P. BrCsseau; inspectors, P He- bert, P. Landry; master of cere- monies, Samuel Farmer; sentries, H. Richard and E. Farmer. The society will probably have the German hall on South street, and will keep it open each evening as 8 club. In addition to the benevolent and fraternal of the organization, the so- ciety will assist members in reRis- tration and other essentials of good American citizenship. The officers of the new court desire to thank all the local friends who helped to make the installation such a successful event.
 OrcuttvIlle.
 The school in distiot No. 6, which has been taught the past year by Miss Myrtle Worthington, closed Fri day. Those who were not absent nor tardy during the term were Esther Henry Erickson, Dorothy Fraser, Mildred Fraser, Edward Han ley, Lena Possardt, Howard Russell, Roland Russell, Willie Spellman. John Works, Howard Works, Marcus Works. Willie Spellman has not been absent nor tardy during the year Willie Russell won the prize in spell ing. Friday the scholars were given ok ir, West Stafford GIover's b1s carried them over, and all report a good time.
 Stafford.
 Pianos and Organs tuned, repaired and cleaned. Chas s. Cady. ::box 52, Stafford.
 Mrs. Elinor Puffer of Boston is oo- cupying her summer home.
 F. L. Upham has put in 8 tele- phone. His number is 32-3.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Plainfield is the guest of Miss Lizzie Hyde.
 Miss Hattie Briggs of Springfield Is the guest of her cousins. Misses at Hydeville.
 Mrs. Annie Oonnors, Mrs. James Johnson and Mrs. Asa Harris visited Park last Friday.
 Harold Pinney has completed a course at Worcester academy. and will enter Amherst college in the fall.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Dimmock have commenced housekeeping in the tenement recently vacated by Joseph Depo.
 Miss Harriet Druley of Boston is the guest of Miss Margaret Glover. Miss Bertha Druley sailed last Friday for England.
 Miss Jennie Lilly of Willimantio, Mrs. Herbert Glover and son of Pier were in town for the graduation exercises.
 Miss Esther OhAtterton of Acworth, N. H., Miss Jeanie Sargent of Hyde Park Mrs Roaa Holhrook of MoDaon