The Press., 1909-11-10
E T, Burr is in NOW York on .


 business trip.
 Miss Celia Norris. who has been quite i'll, is better. Samuel Farmer has sold his barber shcp in the City Hotel block to l.. E Rena.
 The first social of the season will be held at the Congregational church this evening.
 I Mrs. James Pierce is seriously Ill at the home of her son, Wm. Pierce, on Maple street.
 Rev. Nestor Light of South Ooven' try will minister at the Congregation al oburch next Sunday.
 A memorial service was held at St. Edwards s cemetery last Sunday after noon in memory of deceased members.
 Rev. H. A. Blake is at the confer ence of Congregational churches at Torrington, and will be absent few days.
 John sena plans to run 8 moving picture show in his hall after the 18th, when the Gem is to change quarters.
 By request, the one-act comedy put on last week by five local boys wilt be repeated Friday evening at the Gem theatre.
 Mrs. James Clark, who has been incapacitated from the effects of a fall, is steadily improving at her home on High street.
 Mrs Mary Albert, 26, died Tuesday evening of last week. She leaves a husband and an infant child. The body was taken to Philadelphia for burial.
 Thirty two hundred fingerlings from the state hatchery at Windsor Looks were liberated in Roaring and Stoughton brooks yesterday afternoon. The trout were placed by F. E. Fitz- patrick and F. E. Mogle.
 A 0 Garvais has bought of Ed- ward Mann, Jr., the little building and lot west of his present location. While MT. Garvais has not completed his plans. he intends to have a com modious store building on. the site.
 There will be a supper and enter tainment at the Methodist church next Wednesday evening. Supper will be served at 6 o'clock, and at 8 o'clock the Young Peoples Auxiliary will present "The Family Album. !" Supper and entertainment, 15o. Either alone, loo.
 W. R o. meeting next Wednesday at 80. The corps has accepted an invitation to visit Burpee corps, No. Il, of Rockville, at their annual in- spection, and will leave here on the 3. .15 car. It is hoped Ghere will be large attendance. Mrs. Goodenough of Hartford will be the inspector.
 Henry Wise rescued the four-years old son of Adam Smith from drowning last Saturday. The boy, while at play, had fallen in the water, and was floating down the raceway lead ing to the Central mill. and Mir. Wise, who was passing by, pulled the boy out just in time to save his life.
 Mrs. Patrick Lyons, 34, died at Springfield Sunday, after 8 long ill- ness of cancer. Mrs. Lyons was Miss Annie Oooney, and was we'll known locally. She leaves a husband. two children and a sister, Miss Nellie Oooney. The funeral was held this morning and the burial was in Mon son.
 The following program will be given at the Congregational church next Tuesday evening at 8 15 o'clock by the Broadway church choir of Nor. wioh. assisted by Raymond B Eldred, violinist: Great is the Lord Foster), quartet; Legende (Wieniawski). Mir. Eldred; The Water Lily (Bul- lard), Walter F. Lester; 70 sanctis. sima Lux Frederick W. Lester Thou Wondrous Youth Abt), Mrs. Bard, with violin obligato: a, Does the road wind uphill (Hammond) b, The night has a thousand eyes (Nevin), with obligato, quartet; solo. Mrs Young; a, Traumerei (Schu- mann), b. "Obertass" Mazurka { Wien iawski), MT. Eldred; I Feel Thy Angel Spirit (Graben Hoffman,, Mrs. Bard and Walter Lester; Triumphal March Costa). F. W. Lester. The chimes will be used. Tickets will soon be on sale at 25c each.
 Stafford.
 Mrs. Wm. Lougheed is quite i'll.
 Mrs. Annie Mann of Boston was tn 3 guest of Mrs. Eliza HoIbrook few days recently.
 Ralph Booth has returned from al fortnight's visit with friends at Mor- risville and Montpelier
 Theodore Hersey has the measles, and the Universalist parsonage is in quarantine in consequence.
 Regular supper at the Universalist church tonight at o'clock. Host. esses, Mrs Thomas Dobson and Mrs.
 
 Inez Lasbury.
 E H. Pinney has purchased house in Springfield, and it.is said intends to go there in the spring to live. This will be regretted by the many friends of the family.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. Members of Ellington grange will be present and present a program. after which re- treatments will be served.
 A hearing by the county commis- sioners on the application of Newell Delphia for a license at the Oady block will be held at Holland next Monday at II a. m A remonstranoe against granting the license is being uirculated