The Press., 1909-06-02
Robert QuiDley was at Norwich

OV9E SuWU3ys
 Mrs. John Dupree is quite i'll al her home in WRrrenville.
 John Jensen of Hartford has beer spending few days in town.
 David Shaw. the singer. was at hil home in Woonsocket over Sunday.
 O. E. Butterfleld Is building an ad dition to his cottage at Crystal Lake.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Bennett are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Allen.
 Mrs. Chaunoey Orcutt is spending e couple of weeks with friends in Wales.
 Mrs. T. R. Prentice of Turnerville is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Louis Helm.
 Dr. F. L. Smith is building an ad- dition to his home on East Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. B. P. Cooley have housekeeping in the Den- his house.
 Carl Martin of Springfield was one of the Memorial day visitors to the home town.
 Leonard Davidow and Herbert Shoenfeld of New York are spending B few weeks in town.
 Mrs. Roe and daughter, Julia, and Miss Lizzie Odet of Hartford spent Sunday with Mrs. William E Whit aker.
 The pipe for the Main street sewer has arrived and the work of laying will commence next week or the week after.
 Mrs. Edward Hills and daughter, Mrs. Milford Hopkins of Enfield spent part of last week with Mrs. Wm. E Whitaker.
 Miss Frances H. McOarthy attended the 11th annual reunion of the Mt. St. Joseph Alumni association at Hartford Monday.
 In about ten days Adelbert Need ham will receive a carload of horses, including drivers, general purpose and heavy horses.
 The Athletics defeated the Rock Ville team here Saturday at the fair grounds by a score of 8-1. The battery for the Athletics was Dupre and Guilman.
 Marshall Bolieau is building a two house at the corner of Grown ,treet and Westford avenue. One of ,he tenements will be occupied by George Fraizer.
 The Central mill is now on the hummer schedule of working hours, giving Saturday half holiday. All If the other plants are running so that the half holiday is secured.
 Several of the trolley road officials were in town Tuesday, and their 7isit has led to 8 rumor that the ex- tension to State Line, through Staf- ordville, is contempated at an early late.
 Kemp & Jewett have sold the Fair field place near Jewett's crossing to joseph Tillier, Jr. The Charles s. Weaver place at Stafford Village has een sold by Josephine E. Green to Vm. Bohn.
 Nine people were left over in Pal ger last Saturday evening, missing he boat train by 8 narrow margin trough a delay on the trolleys. A bus was chartered from Marcy for the alance of the journey.
 A regular meeting of the school Doard was held Monday afternoon and outline business transacted. The natter of teachers for next year oc- upied part of the time. It was voted to invite all the teachers in the ocal high school building to return lext fall.
 The local electric company have a IRcuum cleaner that is very highly recommended. which they will rent by he day to houses wired for electricity It $2 per day. For houses not wired or electricity, where a connection an be made from the street, there will be charge of $2 50 per day.
 There was a forest fire yesterday, turning from near Jarvis Oady's lome to the Hopyard, covering about 50 aures. It burned over 50 acres 'wned by Daniel Curtis and about 50 Iores owned by Mrs. Julia Morse. A bus load from the borough went to he fire and helped to get it under ontrol.
 F. G. Sanford has signed an accep- ance of the proposed lease of quarters or the post office in his building. The fixtures for the office will be en. rely new and up-to. date, and will be arranged for the convenience of the 'arious phases of the work. It is that the office will be ready or occupancy abouts August 1st.
 Among the guests in town for Memorial day were Malcomb Beck with of Waterbury. Arthur Mara ,hiannis of Meriden, Edward Cleave- and of Amherst, William Spedding if New York. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Jenny and son of Springfield, Miss Jarrie Oomins of Springfield, Mrs. ). P. Smith of North Brookfield. dass. H. E. Bugbee and H. W. Bug ,ee of Monscn, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Wight and son of Indian Orchard, w. I. Stafford of Taunton, Cyrus Con. erse and two children of Boston, W \. Foster of Worcester, Mir. and Mrs. V. F. Peel of Nashua. N. H., Will jam Welch of Monson. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Studley of Worcester, MT. md Mrs. E. H. Hopkins of Hartford, dr and Mrs. George Gordon and un ch{1dPnu oF Ha1ardui1In Mws