The Press., 1909-04-28
UNION.

? 73O. All are invited.
UNION.
. Lysle Miller is i'll with the chickel
pox.
; ]. H. Newland will preach mex
Sunday at 2 p. m.
) Mr. and Mrs. W. Richards spent
> Saturday with friends in Brimfield.
Miss Bernice Dimock lie visiting !
while with relatives in Blandford,
Mass.
Mrs. Hannah Horton of Holland hai
moved into the house occupied by @.
T. Newell.
Rev. Hugh Graham of Quincy.
Mass, preached at the Congregational
church last Sunday.
Alfred Webster, who has beeIl
living in the Stacy house for the past
three years, has moved to Monson.
I Mrs Frank Bushee and children of
Rockville have been spending week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Neff.
District Superintendent J. H. New
land will hold the first quarterly con-
ference of the church Saturday, May
LIST, at 3 p. m.
The Misses Elsie Horton and Nellie
Lyman spent Saturday and Sunday
with their school teacher, Miss Mary
Myers, in Woodstock. .~.-.
Charles P. Payne and Erold Rolf,
who formerly lived here, but now of
Massachusetts,, visited old friends for
few days last week.
People are wondering If the recent
hard freezes have injured peach and
plum buds. The warm weather comes
in strong but small doses.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Booth of
Rrimfield called on their cousin. Mrs.
W. Richards, SUNDAY. and also at
tended the Congregational church.
Rev. H M Lawson has opened up
the bungalow at Mt. Oohepetuck for
the summer. and Mrs. Lawson and
daughter are now staying there regu
larlv.
Deer have returned to their favorite
feeding ground upon the clover fields
They do a considerable amount of
mischief in this way early in the
season, even it they are pretty and
are such delightful subjects for the
kodak. They also do their part to-
ward furnishing copy. pro and con,
for the editors of agricultural papers.
The social at the town hall last
week was a very pleasant occasion.
Miss Mary Myers and her pupils,
and also some of the foresters who
we're working in the vicinity, took
dinner and spent short time with
their friends before their various
duties called them away. After the
table was cleared the afternoon passed
quickly, and the Tins for music and
social intercourse was all too brief.
The contribution from Brimfeld
last week. in regard to Mrs. Dexter
Moore, was specially interesting to
her old Union friends On reading
it. one gentleman remarked that he
we'll remembered meeting Mr.. Moore,
as the latter journeyed to the home
Of his prospective bride on that 4th
Of July in 1899. He also remembers
that he and his un-loving compan-
ions, whose bOyish curiosity was at
trscted by the bridegroom Is fine attire,
'aucily asked Mr.. Moore IL he was
going to meeting"
Rock Meadow.
Mrs. Matt Heck is in Wales nursing
Mrs. Dos Perry.
Miss Mae Heating spent Sunday
With her parents in Springfield.
Sam Heck has purchased a new
'ream separator for their home use.
Mrs. Lillian Alderman has been
visiting two weeks with her SOD,
Howard, but has returned to her
luties in the home of Rev. H. M
lawson on Mt Ochepetuck, who has
ome to the bungalow for the sum
ner.
Freddie and Phillip Pinard, who
rave been working for six months in
Northampton, Mass, have returned
o their home for the summer on &C.
cunt of Phillips health, as mill
york did not agree with him and a
est was needful.