The Press., 1909-06-02
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 George Ford was at Waterbury over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Johnson.
 John Burr of New York is spending the week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Burr.
 Mir. and Mrs. John McOarthy of .1 Pawtuoket, R I, have been spending few days in town.
 Miss May McIlheney and Miss May Powers of Manchester have been guests of Miss Rose Hanley.
 John Halson and John Curry of Brooklyn have been guests of Mir. and Mrs. E. E. Fitzpatrick.
 Mrs. Laura S. Williams of New London has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Bolieau.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Mellor of Bristol. R. l.. were guests of friends in town the first of the week.
 Miss Bertha Witt has taken 8 posi- tion as stsnographer with the filling Rubber company at Springfield.
 Eddie Collins, the local pitcher, won a game Monday for North Brookfield against a Woburn team.
 Miss Frances A. Martell spent Sun. day and Memorial day with her mother. Mrs. Mary Martell, of Hamp- den.
 Charles Jacobsen and Miss Lena Bolieau. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Bolieau, will be united in marriage June g.
 Mrs. Gilbert Amidon started Mon- day for her old homo in Godfrey. Mo, where she will be a guest of her mother for two months.
 MT. and Mrs. Giaointo Peirolo gave wedding dinner Sunday to their relatives and friends at their home in Coopers Lane with Mir. and Mrs. John Peirolo.
 Charles Converse and Miss Jones of Greenfield, Mass Howard Dram and Miss Mona Converse of New London were the guests of Mrs. Charles Anderson over Memorial day.
 Grace Church Notes: The bacca- laureate sermon to she graduating class of the high school will be preached at Grace church next Sunday evening, at the evening service, which will be at 30, instead of '.
 The piano pupils of Mrs. M. G. Moore gave a recital at her homo on Westford avenue Thursday of last week. Parents and friends of the pupils were present and enjoyed 8 varied program. at the close of which refreshments were served.
 Miss Margaret E. Jackson, presi- dent of the diocesan branch of the Girls Friendly society, will meet the Grace church branch in the guild room of the church at T 45 p. ID next Tuesday. Any of the women of the parish interested in the work are invited also.
 Mrs. Rose L. Murray, one of the forewomen at the plant of the Rhode Island worsted plant, has resigned her position and taken similar ons in Springfield. Before her departure Miss Murray was presented with $2O gold piece by the employees. Mrs. Murray has many friends here who wish her success in her new field.
 Miss Mary Ann Bolieau. daughter of MT. and Mrs George Bolieau. and Edward Jacobsen were united in mar riage at St. Edwards rectory Sunday afternoon at o'clock by Rev. George J. Donahue William Bolieau and Miss Gertrude Bolieau, a brother and sister of the bride, attended the bridal couple. Mr. and Mrs Jacobsen left later in the day for a wedding trip to Boston, and on their return will make their home in Foxville.
 The case of Ernest Handel, who shot his half brother a few weeks ago, came up in the superior court yesterday. Attorney O'Oonnell repre- scented the boy. and came to an agree ment with States Attorney Phelps to change the charge from manslaugh ter to that of a neglected child. Judge Gager sentenced him to the industrial school at Meriden. The boy is now IA years old, and if he stays at the school until he attains his majority it will be seven years. There has been a general feeling that it would be difficult to secure 8 conviction for manslaughter under the circumstances, and the disposition of she case seems plausible and satisfactory.
 There is a good list of entries for the stake races for the annual fair as follows: 3 20 pace. $500 stake-C E. Wilbur of East Harwioh, W. H. Hall of South Wilmington, J. J. Mo Carthy of Springfield. Elmer Pierson of Norwich. Frank E. Smith of Nor wich, V. M. Frost of Springfield, H. L. Handy of Springfield. F. j. Cooley of Rockville, J. P. Brown of Willi- mantio, M W. Delaney of Hartford. ? 25 trot, $500 stake-W. H. Hall of South Wilmington, T. J. Broderick of IpwsIch, John H. Lockhart of Fal. mouth, A. H. Standish of Attleboro. R. H. Jones of Attleboro, A. L. Mar sin of Rockville. H. O. Holmes of New London.
 
 Employees of the Stafford Worsted company held picnic Memorial day at the farm of James Wood. at which there were about 250 present. Reso. lutions were adopted thanking Edward Farnell, agent of the mills, for his generous gift for the occasion, and also the Stafford Mineral Water com pany for the contribution of soda.