The Press., 1909-08-18
V. B. staaord of Taunton was at

or Miss Molly Barton m EaImeI' Miss Harriet Werner has joined thC | party at Laurel Camp, Mashapaug Miss Ella Foster of Highland Ter race, who has been i'll, is recovering
 J. Carl Converse and family have
 been camping few days at Crystal
 Lake.
 Miss Lizzie Bressette of South bridge is the guest of Miss Florence Garvais.
 G. S. Benson of the Springs House is in the hospital at Putnam for treatment.
 Miss G. S. Beckwith and Miss Celia Holt are spending a vacation at Gloucester.
 Miss Esther Converse is the guest of her uncle. William Converse, of West Wilmington.
 Harry PownaH. R. F. D., driver is taking vacation, and Elwin Preble is taking his place
 Miss Elsie Kingsbury of South Wilmington is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Eugene Charter.
 Misses Helen and Dorothy Bristol of Hartford are guests at the Gary cottage at Crystal Lake.
 Miss Elizabeth Argents. employed by Campo Bros, is taking a vacation in Ware and Springfield.
 The Athletics will play West Will lington at the fair grounds Saturday, and a good game is assured.
 W. A. Foster of Worcester and George Nash of Palmer were at the Foster homestead over Sunday.
 NJ A. Barrett and family of Springfield were guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Barrett.
 Misses Annie and Julia McCarthy and Miss Margaret MeCarthy of Springfield have returned from a week at Block Island.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson are to spend their vacation in Putnam and Providence. Frank Johnson has returned from a vacation in New York.
 The 7.25 train from the north was delayed several hours last Friday night by an accident to freight train at State Line, in which several cars were derailed.
 By a recent change of time on the Central Vermont the first train from the north in the morning is due here at ' 5S, instead of SOS. The after noon train for the north, which left at 4 55, now leaves at 4. B.
 Cyril Johnson is to build a brick building on the northeast corner of his lot fronting Furnace avenue. The building will be of brick, 60 by 40 in dimensions, and two stories high. It will be used for storing goods and other purposes.
 There was an alarm of fire at o'clock last Sunday evening" Fire men responded and found that small blaze was under control at the house occupied by Peter Renyolds on High street. The fire was caused by a | gasolene stove and very little damage was done.
 Those wishing to have the license question considered at the annual town meeting have been circulating a petition, securing the names of ten per cent of the voters, as required by the new law. A sufficient num- Der have been secured and the ques- tion will be voted on.
 Adam Lipiensky was before the borough court Monday, charged with assault, breach of the peace, intoxi- cation and resisting an officer. The court fined him $50 and costs, which he paid. The defendant is a resident of one of the Shahan blocks, and of late Sundays have been far from peaceful in these blocks. Efforts have ranged from choral work to assault and battery. It is thought that the fine assessed Monday will deter future disturbances. If not, Officer Helm will go up again.
 Mrs. George Cutler, AT. was found dead in her bed last Sunday morning at the home of John Conklin, near Crystal Lake. Mrs. Cutler was em- ployed by MT. Oonklin as housekeep- CT, and was apparently in good health when she retired Saturday night Medical Examiner Newton viewed the body, after being notified, and pronounced the death due to heart disease. The deceased leaves a daugh- tre, Miss Kate Cutler. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon and the burial was at West Stafford
 The Athletics defeated the All Staffords last Saturday, 9 to 5. The hitting of B. Woods was a feature. The score :-