The Press., 1909-06-30
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 Edwin Hopkins of Enfield spen
 part of last week with W. E. Whit aker.
 Miss Emma Kuehne, a teacher i East Orange, N. J.. is at home for tn vacation.
 The Knights of Columbus will wor the first and second degrees at the frs meeting in July.
 The management of the Bio theatre has installed electric fans fo the comfort of guests.
 Miss Sarah Lucy has finished he season at the Beokwith milliner, store. and has gone to Monson.
 Charles Decker of New London one of the old-time engineers on th O. V, called on friends in town Mon day.
 Onneco tribe of Red Men will hay an complication of the work 8 French and German halls tomorrow evening.
 O. H. Newton of St. Louis. clain agent for the Wabash railway, ha been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. O. B. Newton this week.
 Herbert Johnson and his friend Howard Iberg. of Providence, R. l., are visiting Herbert's aunt, Mrs. Win. E. Whitaker.
 The regular monthly meeting oi the board of selectmen will be held Tuesday of next week. Monday being the fifth of July and legal holiday.
 F. E. Fitzpatrick has hired one of the stores in the Foster stone block, which he will use for the sale of fire works He will start the sale to-mor. TOW.
 The Stafford Ministerial Union met with Rev. Thomas lyric at Haz. ardville Monday. There were eight in the party, and the trip was made by trolley.
 Mrs. Joseph Gilmartin and chil. dren have returned after a three weeks stay at the seashore and visit ing friends in Stonington, Watch Hill and Westerly.
 Miss Mary H. McCarthy was mar ried to Charles Edwards last Monday morning at St. Edwards rectory The attendants were Dennis McOarthy and Elizabeth Mccarthy.
 The night blooming eereus at the Eaton store blossomed Monday even ing, and many interested in flowers called during the evening. It had but two blossoms this year.
 John Siswick has resigned his posi- tion with the Stafford Worsted com- pany. Mir. Siswick has been with the company for the past 12 years, and has not yet made plans for the future.
 Richard Valentine of Princeton university, who has been at his home for few days, has gone to New York for the summer, where he will get in some practical work along the line of civil engineering.
 Miss Rose LaCasse and John Young were united in matrimony at St. Ed wards church Tuesday morning. Thomas Young. brother to the groom, md Miss Jennie LaCasse. sister of the pride, were the attendants.
 The Athletics in a game with West Saturday at their grounds, were defeated by a score of 2 to 5. The Athletics will play the Monson Saturday at the fair grounds. A good game is assured.
 The annual picnic of the Methodist Sunday school was held at Evergreen park yesterday. Weather conditions were ideal and there was a large at tendance. A full program of sports proved interesting to the attendants.
 Adolph Pero of Philadelphia, oldest son of Mir. and Mrs. Napoleon Pero, was married yesterday to Miss Eliza beth J. Morgan of the same city Pero, Jr., of this town, a brother of the groom, was best man.
 At the Congregational church July 4 the morning service will consist of music, discourse on Loyalty. the reception of new members and the The short p. m. ser vice will have Independence for it's theme.
 LaIkin of Holy Cross, who former ly caught for the local team, after a very successful season on the college has reported to the PhiIa- delphia Athletics. Larkin was picked by several authorities for the catcher of an all college team.
 There will be dancing afternoon and evening at Crystal Lake Saturday. Sunday there will be a sacred concert. there will be dancing after noon and evening There will be a shore dinner all three days. Stein's will furnish music.
 The first train from the north was delayed an hour yesterday by peculiar accident. There was a blowout where the boiler is connected with the whistle. After the repairs the train was stalled until more steam could be made, as the boiler was totally exhausted.
 Deputy Sheriff Louis Helm and Prosecuting Agent O'Oonnell made raid on Angela Tonidandel on Edge wood extension Saturday night, and seized large quantity of beer and wine. MT. Tonidandel was brought before the court last evening, and the case was continued until Friday morn ing.
 Miss Josephine St. Germain was welded to George I. Bolieau last morning at St. Edwards church. A wedding breakfast, served ak kba borrna If tbo nrao,,, Falla.-.3