The Press., 1909-09-01
R. T. Eaton and family will

) walk is the guest of Miss Mary Squier.
 John Heslin of Brooklyn has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. E.. Fitzpatrick 7
 Misses Alice and Sarah Hawkins of Hartford were at pr. F. L. Smith s over Sunday.
 W. E. .Hanley has gone to Lee, Mass, on an automobile trip with Dr. J. Hassett,
 Miss Ruth Tracy has returned to her home in Manchester, accompanied by Miss Eva Mercy.
 Judge Wm.. H. Heald is now settled in his new quarters on. the ground floor of the Warren block.
 Abraham Mellor, designer for the Rhode Island woolen company, is away on a ten-days' vacation.
 Miss Jennie Craig and Miss Ida Guttenburger of Macon, Ga., are the guests of Miss Florence Smith.
 Charles F. Hilton of Providence, a baritone singer. has been engaged at the Bijou theatre, and is singing at the performances this week
 Miss Mildred S. Cox of Jackson vile, Fla, is spending a month with Mrs. D. N. Brown. Mrs. l.. s. Walsh, who has been a guest of Mrs. Brown, has returned to her home in Providence.
 Quite delegation from this town have gone to the Readville races. Asa Wilkes. the fast pacer owned by Col. W. H. Hall. is entered in the big stake handicap which is the event of to-day's card.
 Albro Weir of Portohester, N. Y and John Brennan were among those who enlisted from this town who were at the reunion at Crystal Lake last week. and were inadvertently omitted from the list published on the first page.
 The program at Crystal Lake for Labor day next Monday will include shore dinner and dancing, in addi. tion to the regular attractions. Music for dancing will be by Stein's orches tra, and Prof. Fields will act as prompter.
 Mrs. Johsua Wood. who has been confined to her bed for many weeks with an internal cancer at the home of her niece, Mrs. William Wood, sustained a shock yesterday morning. causing the total paralysis of her left side and the loss of speech.
 orcuttville.
 All cordially invited to West Stafford | church Sunday, 7.30 p. m. A special in vitation to those who believe in license.
 Mrs. Ernest Mowry and son are guests at John Erickson's.
 Miss Cennie Erickson spent Sunday with relatives in Springfield.
 George E. Kibbe of Springfield spent Sunday with relatives here.
 Miss Lena Mortenaen has returned from an extended visit in Hartford
 Mrs. Ernest HoWlett of Hampden spent Friday with her cousin, Mrs. ". R. Preble.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert spelman and Miss Eva Davis were guests at A. F. Spelman last week. Charles Corbin of Philadelphia and John ". Corbin of New York called on friends here last week.
 Carl G. Davis of New York has been the guest of his aunt, Mrs W. E. Robbins, the past week.
 There will be an open-sir service at Orcuttville next Sunday at 3 p m. Rev. J. ". Ballantine will preach
 Miss Leona Robbins has resigned her position at the Rhode Island worsted office for 8 more lucrative one with the Hookanum mills com. pany of Rockville.
 Stafford.
 Joseph Burley is a quite ill with neuritis.
 Evans Jenkins. who has been quite i'll, is better. e
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday.
 George Whiten visited relatives in Webster last week.
 Harry Watts of Norwich, N. Y, is the guest of MT and Mrs. Jam es Sibley.
 There will be a concert and dance at Memorial hall Saturday, Sept. 1 1, with music by Lynoh's orchestra.
 Miss Alice Matthews has gone to Hartford, where she will take a course at the Morse business college.
 Miss Lena Wobbecke of sprin gfield was the guest of her sister, Miss Louisa Wobbecke, for few days tbis week. Matthew Keefe. Jr., continues to gain, and it is expected he will be able to return to his home next Thursday. Arthur Dimmock, former resident of this place, died in Holland last week, and was buried in that place last Friday. Miss Mildred Noble has returned to her home in Gilbertville after spending a week with Misses Annie and Elsie Phillips.
 Advertised letters: Mrs. F. s. Beardsley, Miss Della N. Brown, Stanislaw Groohsuski. Lenore Mar times, Horace White.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury are enjoying a vacation of a fortnight with friends in Maine. Miss Mabel Booth has charge of the post office during their absence.
 Charles Prince of Paterson, N. J.,