The Press., 1909-03-17

WlAAAhm GO5R61 VI WORCESTER WAe
at his home here over Sunday.
Miss Stockwell of Athol, Mass. ,
has taken 9 position at the Russell
millinery store.
Alvin Smith of Springfield has been
with his parents. DIR. and Mrs F. l..
Smith, a few days.
The Aqueduct company has its an
nuAl notice in another column to it's
patrons who are behind on their water
rent.
Two persons by letter and four on
confession of faith were taken into
membership of the congregational
church Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday school
library has been renovated, enlarged
and reoatalogued. About 500
worth of new books have been added.
The honors of the ninth grade for
two years work are as follows: First
honor, Louise +. Beckwith second
honor, Harry ]. Armstrong; third in
rank, Daniel B. Demond.
z. o. z. A. Notes: There will be
. regular conclave tomorrow evening
ut 100. Election of officers and work
In the degree of esquire. The Wood
craft Indians meet tomorrow at 4.15
p. m.
Rev. Albert 8. Hawkes. of Somers-
Vile, son of Rev. W. s. Hawkes.,
formerly a pastor of the Congrega-
tionaI church, will occupy the pulpit
of that church next Sunday morning,
In exchange with the pastor.
The musical service at the Oongre-
gAtional church last Sunday evening
proved very pleasing and drew large
attendance. In addition TO the regu-
lar choir, Miss Park, Miss Willard
and Mrs. Robert Smith assisted.
A raid was made last Friday even
ing on Posa Nicoli, who lives in the
basement of one of the Warren Wooden
company's tenements on Silver street.
The raid was made by Deputy Sheriff.
Helm and Constable Hayes, and 81
bottles of beer, some whiskey and
wine were secured. He was brought
before the court the same night.
Judge Heald fined him $40 and costs,
amounting to $50. "a.
Samuel Kuslansky is planning to
build front on the line of the street
70 the wooden Page block, and Ma
pOleon Pero is considering lease of
the lower floor. If the deal goes
through, Mr.. Pero will have q store
of 900 square feet. 1t is probable
that q part of the store will be on q
higher plane than the rest, and will
be approached by two steps At one
of the street entrances there will be
one step and at the other two steps.
The presentation of Kathleen
Mavourneen" at st. Edwards hall,
for the benefit of the local branch of
the A. o. H., this evening, is an
event in which there is much local |
interest. In addition to the play,
there will be some speoialties intro
duced, and Lynoh's orchestra will
furnish music. Miss Margaret No
Guane of Rockville, who has an
enviable reputation as a singer, will
be present. The play will be re-
peated at Memorial hall at the Hol-
low tomorrow evening
The Rockville pool team won both
contests from Stafford Springs. lead
ing with 1O2 points on the two con-
tests. The first match was played
here and resulted as follows: Smith,
r, 100, Collins, s, As; Moran, r,
100, Feddler, s, 81; Crafty. R, 70,
FontaneIla, s, 100; Geokler, R, 6s,
Lessard, s, 100. The second match
was played at Rockville last Thursday
evening, and resulted as follows:
Moran, R. 100. Feddler, s, At;
Smith, R, 100, Fontanella, s, 81;
Gebhardt, R. 100, Collins, s, 81;
Geckler. R, 81, Lessard, s, 100.
The new Converse block is rapidly
completion. The three
stores on the ground floor will be CO.
cupied by F. E. Fitzpatrick, J. NJ.
Leach and Anders Jacobsen. Mr.
rick will have the store next
TO the Rockwell block, Mr.. Leach the
middle one and Mr. Jacobsen the
other. Mr.. Leach will also have a
room on the upper floor for his tail
oring. pressing, etc. Office suites on
the upper floor have been engaged by
DR.. l.. F. Eaton and DR.. John P.
1t is expected that a part of
the block at least will be ready for
April LIST.
A. T. Thompson has sold Snipsic
lake grove. buildings. boats. cottages,
etc., TO the Rockville Aqueduct COM
pany. Snipsic lake furnishes the
water supply for the city of Rock.
Vile. and the state board of health
reported last year that the grove, at.
tracing the number Of people that 1t
does, was a menace to health. For
this reason the aqueduot company
bought the place, and the resort will
be closed. This cannot help but
prove of vast advantage to Crystal
Lake, as it is estimated that IS, 900
people visited Snipsio last season.
Joseph Stuhlbaoh, who purchased a
lot at Snipsio. with the intention of
building q bungalow. sold to Mr..
Thompson before the deal went
through.
A large audience accepted the in
to hear Henry Turner Bailey's
lecture Monday evening. and found
It to be even more enjoyable than ,
Mr.. Bailey is q natural :
artist, with broad knowledge and q
vide experience, having made the
most Of travel and study. The
Beauty in Common Things" and
The hideousness in much not 80 CON-
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