The Press., 1909-09-01

they voted to hold a reunion two years hence, the time, place and ar-
 engagements to be left in the hands of a committee consisting of Mrs. Sidney
 A. Grant of Thompsonville, John Oorbin of New York and Miner. Cor
 bin of Brimfield Resolutions of sympathy were sent to Milo Corbin of Putnam, who had been stricken
 with shock and died the next day and to Monroe Oorbin of Webster, WI ho has been sick for some time. About 4. 80 p. m. the gathering broke up, with many testimonials of the enjoy ability of the occasion and expressions of gratitude to MT. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lawson for their hospitality and pub lie spirit in arranging for such gathering. The general. feeling seemed to be expressed by Roscius Newell, who wrote: 1T enjoyed the occasion very much indeed, as I am sure everybody must have done who was there. think it was very kind of you and Mrs. Lawson to arrange for these occasions, and I am sure that the influence thus exerted must be of far greater value than might be apparent on the surface" " All were glad to have Mrs. Lawson present, and much sympathy was expressed for her in having to face 8 somewhat serious operation for a growth in the breast. She left on Saturday with her sister, Miss Eva Baldwin, for New Haven, where she will enter a hospital. A partial list of those present from out side of town is as follows: Rev. George Ourtiss, West Haven, John W. Oorbin, New York, Charles M. Corbin, Philadelphia, MT. and Mrs. Sidney A. Grant, Thompsonville, John A. Oorbin and family, Rock vile, Charles Monroe Oorbin and family, Wales, MT. and Mrs Wm. H. Horton and MT. and Mrs. Robert Web ster, Monson, Mrs. George W. Stone, Scitico, Mrs. L.. W. Flagg, New Salem, Mass. Roscius Newell. Three Rivers, MT. and Mrs. Roscius Back, MT. and Mrs. Frank Lstcher, South bridge, MT. and Mrs. O. B. Weld, Melvin Shepard, Sturbridge. Miss Fife Agard, Warren, Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Furness, Swanzey, N. H., My ron Kinney, Miss Emma Kinney, Put nam, Ernest Corbin and family, Somers; from Hartford, Miss Ida M. Adams, George Baker and family, Mrs. Lewis w. Wade; from New Haven, I. P. Baldwin, Misses Evange- line and Helen Baldwin, Mrs. Chester Ewing, Gladys Ewing; from Spring field, H A. Booth and family, Her bert Newell and family, MT. and Mrs 0. B. Snow, Mrs. Olive Simmons, Miss Eva Maynard; from North Ash. ford and Eastford, Rev. and Mrs. H. B, GoodseIl, Danforth and Fred How ard, Mrs Sarah Simmons, Mabel Gil bert. Ernest Upham, Orln B Carpen- ter; from Woodstock Valley, Mr. and Mrs Oliver Hisoox, W. c Carpenter, Miss Edith Carpenter, Mrs. E. H. Bellows, B L Ohamb berlin and family from West Woodstock, Dea and Mrs. Frank Corbin, MT. and Mrs. Jarvis Bosworth, Misses Clara and Grace Meyers; from East Woodstock, Dr. and Mrs. Gildersleeve and sons, Mrs. Lenora Crawford; from Ashford and WestfoTd, Justin M Burrill and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen lift, A. G. Barlow. MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Chism, Mrs. Nathan Mathews, Ernest E.. Weeks and family; from Brimfeld, MT. and Mrs, Sanford Booth, MT. and Mrs. Melvin Booth, MT. and Mrs. Milo Booth, Miner Cor bin. Mrs. Rebeoca Agard, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Brown, MT. and Mrs. Ohas. Webber, W. A. Webber, George Agard; from Stafford, M. P. J. Wal ker and family. w. H. Reed and family. MT. and Mrs. Luther Craw- ford. J. B Hatch and family. Wesley Bradway and family, Willard E. Pratt and family, MT. and Mrs. w. A.. Thompson, Charles F. Williams.
 Rock Meadow.
 Miss Jennie Heck was home over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Adelbert Agard at. tended the excursion to Newport last week Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Webster of Monson visited last week Tuesday night and Wednesday, with his broth CT, Charles Webster.
 Miss Lillian Matthews and Miss Ida Adams of Westford attended the old home day, also visited few days last week with Mrs Edith Matthews.
 Mrs. Sarah Matthews of Westford was the guest of Mrs. David Matthews last week from Sunday to Tuesday. and attended the old home day exer- cises.