The Press., 1909-02-24

Wm. J. Hanley is spending a fev days in Hartford and New Britain.
 Fred Burwsll of Bridgeport ha been spending few days at his hom here.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Newton hay gone to Philadelphia to visit thei
 daughter.
 Rev. R. M. D. Adams will conduc services at the Buff Gap schoolhous next Sunday at p. m.
 Miss Katrina Syska and Vinoen Klucewski were married Sunday morn ing at St. Edwards church by Rev George J. Donahue.
 There will be a match game 0 pool at Roberts rooms next Tuesda. evening between players representing Rockville and this town.
 Miss Eudoxia M. Sherman and Oar J. Wood were united in matrimon. last Monday morning at St. Edward church by Rev. George J. Donahue The attendants were Bernard Duboi and Miss Eva Bousquet.
 The dealers have but little ice, anC it is now so late in the season that i is feared that no more can be secured If it has to be shipped in from th' outside, high prices are bound to pre- vail the coming season.
 The Current Events club will holC it's next meeting Monday evening with the following program: Roll call; clippings; current events; dis cussion of topics for the coming year music. Committee, Mrs. Wm Nor. rall, Miss Belle Russell, Miss Eleanor Valentine. Hostesses, Miss Mary Russell, Miss Mabel Kingsbury
 Mrs. G. H.. Baker celebrated heI 8Oth birthday in an informal manner last Friday, receiving her friends at her home on Edgewood A letter shower was a feature of the occasion, so of her friends writing notes of congratulation. Many beautiful. flow CTS and a set of dainty china were among the day's remem brances.
 St. Edwards parish has formed a church debt association, whose pur- pose will be to raise money by various donations and entertainments, and thus reduce indebtedness Remark. able evidence that many hands make light work was exhibited last night at St. Edwards hall, when the associ. ation at it's first meeting voted to turn into the treasury the days pay earned by mem bers yesterday. The were handed in, signed and sealed. Within five minutes the mortgage had got an eight-hundred- dollar staggering blow in the face. It was the first time it had been touched in 20 years. It would have been 5000 had the weather permitted more people to attend. Besides this gift of $500 given at St. Edwards. St. Joseph 's, last evening, in a like manner, raised $SO for it's parish. l. : orcuttviIle.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. E. Robbins are visiting in Springfield.
 Louis Thonet has returned from an extended Grip through the west.
 Mrs. John Lynch is visiting her lister, Mrs. Timothy Collins, in New Britain
 Mrs. John Erickson has returned l rom a visit with her mother in Hartford. i Fred Thonet has resigned from the Rhode Island company, and taken a ,osition in Holyoke.
 Stafford. -12- qt, pails at 1Oc at Adams
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Miss Eunice Park is the guest of friends in Boston for fortnight.
 MT. and Mrs. E. 0. Pinney left last week for 2 trip through the southern states.
 Mrs. Iva May Oolburn is visiting friends in Springfield. Clifton Col- burn was also guest last week.
 On account of the play, "Scenes in the Union Station." the usual supper at the Universalist church tonight will be omitted. 4...
 Miss Jennie Sargent of Hyde Park, Mars was the guest of Mrs. Clara Beard last week. Edward Chatterton of Acworth, N. H., is visiting Miss Mary, Lord and Mrs. Clara Beard.
 Rev. Harry Adams Hersey is in Boston attending the mission study institute and several denominational among them the farewell to the new Universalist missionary to Japan. ...". ,
 Baptist Ohurch Notes: The l.. A. society meets Thursday afternoon and will serve an esoalloped supper from s to 8. Supper, 15o. The quarterly of, the Ecclesiastical society will be held Friday at z p. m.
 Among those who spent Washing 5on's birthday in town were Wm. W. Earl Walbridge, Wal ter Ide and Harry Goodell of Spring field, Harold Pinney of Amherst, Clifford Wightman of Hartford.
 Universalist Church Notes: Next Sunday, Rev. L. O. Harnish of Hart ford will occupy the pulpit in the absence of the pastor. Y. P. O. U. meeting in the assembly room at 6 p. m.. Topic, r"Tbe Universalist idea of creed" (the first of series of Len ten topics on our faith). There will be no supper at the church this week. The Sunday school has received from friends a. new and substantial birth day box, also a map of St. Paul's journeys, 8 chart of books of the Bible, and Stalker's Life of St Paul. The special offering for the state Sun.