The Press., 1909-05-26
W. R. 0. meeting next Wednesday.


 Miss Alice Bond of Bondville,
 Mass. has been the guest of MT, and
 Mrs Anthony Adams.
 On Thursday evening of this week
 will be regular meeting of the
 Foresters. There will be initiation.
 Mrs Frederic Faulkner, who has been in a sanitarium in Stamford. has returned home. and her condition is much improved.
 Miss c. A. Washburn, who has spent the winter in Washington, D. O., has again opened her home on Highland Terrace.
 The Athletics will play team from Rockville Saturday at the fair grounds at 3 p. m The visiting team is a strong one and a good game can be expected
 J. M Billings has lost the valuable colt that was foaled about two weeks ago The colt was sired by Le Baron Buckuer and was killed by a kick from it's motLer.
 The ladies of the W. R. O. hung a May basket Monday evening to Mrs. Mary A Symonds. It was filled with good things. and by invitation of the resipient all went in and had good time. .-. ....--.--..-
 Miss Oonstantia Oini and Hyaointh Pierolo were united in mAtrimony at St Ewdard's last Saturday morning by Rev. Felix J O'Neill. The at tendants wsre Miss Teresa Campo and Francis Panciera.
 A large company of young men and maids met at the Congregational par sonage Friday evening. representing the boys and girls clubs of the church. Refreshments were served and games enjoyed This will be the last meeting for this season of both clubs
 O. Louis Dornbrusoh, 62, died at his home on the Holland road Satur- day morning of bileary oirrhosis, after a long illness. The deceased former. ly lived in Rockville and leaves 8 widow. The funeral was held Mon- day afternoon at ? o'clock from his late home, Rev. H. A. Blake off1ciat- ing.
 Fred Wright, who has been the operator at the O. V. station for the past few months, left Tuesday even- ing to go to Vernon, Vt, where he has been given the position of agent. MT. Wright has made many friends here during his stay. B. L. Edger of Three Rivers has taken the position of operator at the local station.
 Clubs from Chicopee Falls, Lud- low, Palmer, Bslchertown and Springs were represented at the ''neighborhood meeting" of the World Wide Study club at Wilbraham last Wednesday. An automobile ride to Fosket Memorial hall, where a luncheon was served at 1 o'clock, with an excellent literary and musical followed by a social hour, afforded a very enjoyable afternoon. Miss Werner sang Ohaminade's ''The Silver Ring' and Woodman's' "The Pine" as the Current Events club con to the program.
 St. Edwards Notes: An Italian priest from Boston will .rrive in town this week Thursday Afternoon to spend four days in the Ipiritual interests of the few Italian families who profess to be Catholics. He will preach at St. Edwards ,huroh every evening during his stay at 2 30, and will visit the homes of Italian members of the parish as far as practicable. Neither in his sermons nor on his visits will he offer the people any inducements to go to church. excepting the plain word of God. In this he will initiate the sublime independence of Christ and His apostles. and will not gild the invitation pill with worldly presents to pull people in.
 High School Notes: School will close Monday. The baseball team will play at Palmer next Saturday. The seniors went to Goldsmith s studio in Springfield for their class pictures last Friday -On Monday the baseball team will play two games at the fair grounds. In the morning they will play with the alumni and in the afternoon with South Ranches ter. It is hoped that there will be 8 good attendance at both of these games. The juniors had a debate Monday on the subject, ''WhO was the guilty character, Macbeth or Lady ?" Mr. Wagner and Miss Welsh were on the negative side, and Mir. Demond and Miss B. Barlow were 1n the affirmative. The debate proved sxciting and the decision went to the that Macbeth was the more guilty character.
 Frederick Kretohmar, 6I, commit ted suicide Wednesday night. The body was discovered Thursday morn- ng by Paul Ginholt in the path eading from the Stafford golf grounds 70 the Orcuttville crossing. MT. throat was cut and few 'eet from him lay a razor with the smpty razor case near by. Medical Examiner Dr. O. B. Newton and Coroner Robert H. Fisk were inn notified, and after viewing the body gave permission for it's re- and it was taken to the under taking rooms of G. H. Baker 6 Oo. The man had been dead several hours before the body was discovered. The ,oroner's verdict was that the man suicide. No reason can be given for the rash act, except that the man was probably temporarily mental .y unbalanced. He lived with his Mrs. Peter Bariteau, who ,aps kbOk he had hoau acting RkranpalV