The Press., 1909-08-04
F. E. oady is in Maine this week

ville today after spending a week il town.
 Miss Maroella Carr of Pittsfeld. Mass is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Johr Carey
 Miss Rose Dondero of Meriden ii visiting her sister, Mrs Alfred Bernardo
 Miss D. Hope Jaoobus of Mt. Kisoo, N. Y. is guest of her sister, Mrs. Fred Wildey.
 Mrs. E. T. Russell and sister. Miss Mabel Truesdell of Springfield. are at old Orchard, Me.
 Mrs. James Walker and Miss Grace Harwood have returned from Arliug. ton Heights, Mass.
 Mrs. Marcus Harris returned last night from a month s visit to Bridge ton, Maine, her former home.
 Howard Lee of Westfield, Mass. is with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. William Lee, for his vacation.
 Mrs George W. Oonnor and three children of Pittsfield, Mass, have returned home after visit with Mrs. John Carey.
 Eli Parizeau has taken the tene- ment over his store in the Page block recently occupied by Patrick Duffy, who has moved to the Barsalou house
 Rev. Mr. Briggs of North Ashford officiated at the burial service of Ool. Charles Dean in Westford Monday. instead of Rev. MT. Birney, as re- ported.
 Michael O'Halloran is spending the week in Boston, Mrs. O'Halloran will join her husband on Saturday, and they will be guests of Dr. Hassett in Lee the following week.
 The Athletics will cross bats Sat urday with q team under the manage ment of Leon Patten, at the fair grounds The battery for the Athlet- ics will be Dupree and Guilman.
 The fixtures for the new post office have arrived, and Postmaster Abel ex- pects to occupy the new quarters at the corner of East Main street and Furnace avenue the first of the week.
 The St Edwards defeated the Rainbow team Saturday at the fair grounds by a score of 10 to T. Burell and Bolieau did the battery work for the St. Edwards, and Hewitt and Guilman for the Rainbows.
 Miss Frances H. Mccarthy has re. truned from 8 three weeks' visit in New Haven and Bridgeport Her sister, Miss Lillian, will be her guest in Stafford for a few days, after which both young ladies will take vacation in the mountains.
 Mr and Mrs. Christopher Allen and Miss Beatrice Congdon have re- turned from their vacation on Long Island and Rhode Island. MT. and Mrs. Allen, accompanied by MT. and Mrs Charles F. Harwood, start Fri day on a weeks automobile trip to Concord, Mass. and Portsmouth, N. H.
 Lusa Giuseppe and Paolo Oorsini were before the borough court Tues day, charged with breach of the peace. They plead not guilty. Judge Heald. after hearing the evidence. found them guilty, and Giuseppe, the prin- cipal offender, was fined $8 and costs, to $9 75, and Corsini $1. The evidence showed that they went to the home of Gracomo Netto on West street late Saturday night, and created quite a disturbance in the neighbornood.
 At the meeting of the court of burgesses held last evening, it was voted to request the electric road company to change the tracks to com ply with the plan agreed upon at the last hearing before the track was laid This calls for the placing of the track in the middle of the street, and will locate the same about four feet east at the corner by the Congregational church. The company will also be requested to lower the track, coDnr mencing in front of Miss Whiton's store. the track to be lowered about eight or ten inches at the church corner, and about six inches at the corner of East Main street and Furn- ace avenue. At the upper end of Main street the track is to be lowered to conform with the south curbing. The ourbing and walk will probably be raised near the Armstrong market and at the corner of the Congrega- tional church. It was also voted to authorize the warden and road com- mittee to let the contract for the mac adamizing of Main street and the lower section of Furnace avenue.
 orcuttville.
 Miss Gertie Gilbert of New London is visiting Mrs. John Gorten.
 John Jensen of Hartford spent Sun- day with his cousin, John Mortensen.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Mcintyre of Westfield, Mass, called on frien ds here last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank W. Bacon and George Kibbe of Springfield were guests at Wm. E. Robbins over Sum- day.
 MT. and Mrs. James Bennett and son of Brooklyn, N, Y, are spending B two-weeks' vacation with MT. and Mrs. Everett Perkins.
 Stafford.
 L. U. Back of HopedaIe was in town last week.
 Miss Elsie Phillips is visiting friends in Gilbsrtville.
 Mrs. H. F. Oady is spending a fortnight at Crescent beach.
 Mrs. Vim. Park and family are at Crssoant heRnh for a forkniUhk