The Press., 1909-07-21
HOME NEWS.

| Dakota for visit with relatives.
 Mrs. T. R. Prentice of Turnerville is spending few days at her old home here
 Richard Fisk caught a bass at Crystal Lake Monday. weighing Al pounds.
 Judge and Mrs. J. H. Reed are at North Plymouth until the first of August.
 Miss Glee Wiley of Allston. Mass. |, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Ethel Charter.
 Miss SeIena Maroell is visiting in Worcester and Clinton, Mass, and vicinity
 pr. J. W. Melbourne of Derby is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Melbourne.
 Attorney R. H. Fisk and fan1ii. go to Crystal Lake this week for g two-weeks' vacation.
 w. l.. Tuthill of the freight depot and Peter Sullivan of the express office are camping at Crystal Lake. George Siswick has sold his build ing lot on Furnace avenue to Angelo Cosagrauda, who will build a resi- dence.
 An examination for state teachers certificates will be held at the high school building August 24 and 25. from 9 a. m. to 5 p. III.
 A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Booth at Holyoke Monday, and granddaughter to MT. and Mrs. Frank Converse of this town.
 The parlor car has been discontinued on the New London division of the Central Vermont, as the demand for this class of accommodation was not sufficient to warrant continuance of the service.
 Miss A. F. Conway is substituting as cashier and paymistress at the Rhode Island Worsted compauy's office during Mrs George Flanagan s absence on a vacation at Providence and Newport.
 The electric company has placed a 50 horse power motor at the Faulkner mill. which will be used to run the card room, and this department can be operated independently of the rest of the plant if desired.
 Charles Bulieau. who has been spending vacation in Salem, Mass. i, with his daughter, will be 100 years old next June. He is the oldest man in Holland county and one of the old est men in Connections.
 E. Allaire closed his moving picture place last night for few weeks, aud will take a vacation in Canada. join- ing his wife, who is now there. Miss Lillian Shunny, the singer, will spend her vacation in Lowell, Mass
 The 12th annual reunion of the Holmes Cady families will be held at Crystal Lake Thursday, August 12 Each member will carry a basket lunch, which will be spread on the ample tables of the hotel at 12 o'clock.
 Attorney M. D. O'Connell left yes- terday afternoon for a three weeks vacation. He will spend a part of the time at Colchester and may take 8 Canadian trip. His newspaper work will be looked after by Harold Butter field.
 There will be an open air preaching service by the river side, near the pond, at Orcuttville, just in the rear of MT. Hathaway's house at B o'clock next Sunday, with Rev John W. Ballantine as preacher. All are cordially invited
 Miss Anna Ootter of South Man chester, Miss Anna Kennedy of Tor rington, Miss Lizzie Milner, Miss Alvina Milner, Miss A lice Morrissey, John Mccormack, Thomas Dorsey of Rockville were guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs James F. Cotter.
 Judge w. H. Heald has hired the room in the Warren block to be va cated by the post office, and will occu- py it as soon as the office is moved. This will give MT. Heald an office on the ground floor and will make it con- venient for his customers He is ne- gotiating to sublet a part of the room to the American Express company.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety of the M. E. church will meet in the church parlor on Friday after noon, July 23d, at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Hill, national organizer from North field, will deliver an address. A general invitation is extended to all friends of home missions col lection will be taken and refreshments served.
 Deputy Sheriff Helm has placed an attachment on the shoe store of Mitchell Ohinatti on a writ return. able the first Tuesday in September. The attachment was placed for 8 claim of the Mcintosh company of Springfield for SABA. There are other creditors, and if satisfactory Arrangements cannot be made it will be necessary to go through bank ruptcy.
 The annual excursion to Watch. Hill and Block Island comes Saturday. Stafford has always been the banner town for o. V. excursions, and the indications are that crowd will take advantage of the low rates for the annual visit to the shore Saturday. Adult tickets will be an one dollar, and for $1. 50 tickets good to return until the 26th, inclusive, can be se- cured. The special train will leave Orcutts at 7.3O and Stafford at 7.45