The Press., 1909-08-11
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 Hartford friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. Vim. McAlvie of Bos ton are guests at Hortonhurst
 Wm. A. Foster of Worcester was at his home here over Sunday.
 Nelson Towne has sold the Jacobsen place to MT. Papp of Brooklyn.
 son was born to Mir and Mrs. George F. Felton, Saturday night.
 The regular meeting of the Temple of Honor will be held this evening
 G. ". Wellington of watertown is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Foster
 A. J. Squires is confined to his home owing to trouble with one of his eyes.
 Mir. and Mrs Pierre Sergeant of Brooklyn are visiting with MT. and Mrs. John Shea
 Adelbert Needham and Dwight Bramble attended the races at Woon- socket yesterday.
 The annual reunion of the Holmes Oady family will be held at Crystal Lake tomorrow. A large attendance is expected.
 Roy. and Mrs. John Zeiter of the Warren street Methodist church. Brooklyn. N Y. spent the week end with MT. and Mrs. Carl Kuehne.
 
 location, and the public is much pleased with it. The new fixtures used are neat in appearance and con- veniently arranged.
 Mrs O. B. Newton is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs O. L Dean, in Maiden. Mrs. Deans many friends are pleased to hear of her steady improvement.
 There was a large attendance at the farmers picnic held at Crystal Lake last Saturday. Double headers were run on the electric road to ao- commodate the people who went from this section.
 A few months ago Miss Celia Holt presented the library association a ohildrsn's reading table and equipped the|same. Since this department has been in operation it has been very popular among the young children It has proved such a desirable feature of literary work that Miss Holt has insured it's continuance by providing fund, the income from which will maintain it permanently.
 Ephraim Goyatte. a former resi- dent. now in the employ of the Stew ems Arms company at Chioopee, was shot by a fellow work man last Friday morning. In testing B gun ball glanced from the target. Goyette badly back of | the ear. He was taken to the Spring | field hospital and his chances now seem good for recovery. He is a son of Gilbert Goyette of this town.
 Miss Martha Desmond. 54, died in hospital at Hartford Tuesday even- ing at 10 15 of intestinal trouble She had been at the hospital about lur weeks, and previous to that had been ill some time She was an esti- mable woman and leaves many warm friends who mourn her loss Four sisters and two brothers survive her. The sisters are Mrs. Patrick Hanley, Mrs. Edward Sullivan. Misses Gather inc and Hannah. all of this town. The brothers are John of this town and Timothy of Philadelphia. The funeral will be held from St Ed wards Friday morning.
 The Central Vermont railroad will run an excursion to Newport Wednes- day, August 25. The elegant steamer, "Chester ". Chapin," will be used for the sea trip from New | London. The fare for the round | trip from Three Rivers, Palmer, Monson, Stafford, West Wilmington, South Wilmington and Morrow will | be $1. 50; children half price. Special train connecting with the boat will | leave Palmer 7.27, Monson ' 33, and | Stafford 7.5S. The steamer will | leave New London at 10 o'clock a. m. and arrive at Newport at 1 D. m. Returning, the boat will leave New port at 4 p. m., and arrive at New London at ' p m. Newport is one of the worlds famous watering places | and its beauties are we'll worth see- ing. The beach is one of the best at this resort and the bathing unexcelIed.
 John Zampolli, IA, accidentally | shot himself fatally with & rife early | Sunday morning. The boys parents | have recently bought house on Will | lington avenue and had commenced | moving in. John, with his brother, Emanuel, slept in the new place Sat urday night, the rest of the family | at the old location. The | boys had with them a 22 -caIiber rifle. | the older brother, was read. ing Sunday morning, when he was startled by the report of the rifle. | The younger boy, in fooling with the | gun, had discharged it. and the shot | took effect in the forehead over the | right eye. Emanuel placed pillow under his brothers head and ran for a doctor. Dr. Bard quickly respond ed. but could do nothing. and the boy died in about an hour. Coroner Fisk and Medical Examiner Newton made | a careful investigation of the facts and decided the death was due to ao. oident. Besides three brothers, the boy is survived by a sister. Mrs John Oarooari, and his parents. MT. and Mrs. Celeste Zampolli. The funeral was held Tuesday morning from St. church, and the burial was in St. Edwards cemetery.