The Press., 1909-07-07

State Treasurer and Mrs. Patten arC
 in camp at Crystal Lake.
 Mrs. G. Peroival Bard has been at
 tending the Norwich celebration. Herbert Parker of Bridgeton, Me.
 has taken position at the Forestville mill.
 Mrs. Harold Post of Philadelphia is with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Newton. on Grant avenue. The Episcopal picnic at the Colds grounds at Crystal Lake drew a good attendance to-day. The weather con- ditions are ideal and good time is expected
 Mir. and Mrs O. B. Pinney and three children went to Branford to- day, where the family will spend several weeks at the Montowese Hotel. Indian Neck.
 Dr. c Percival Bard has acted as organist at the Congregational church for the past two Sundays, that Mrs. M e. Moore could enjoy a short va. lcation. The impromptu recitals after the regular evening services have been enjoyed by many.
 orcuttville.
 Miss OeFlne Erickson spent the 4th with tlyes in Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. John Lynch and chil- dren spent She Fourth with relatives in New Britain.
 Mrs Jane Horton of Monson and Ed Bumstead arc visiting MT. and Mrs, Win Bumstead
 RreaDhing service ct the school house at 3 D. m. Sunday con nlneted By Rev. J W BaIiantfne.
 Among the onto town people who were guests here over the Fourth were Mir. and Mrs. Fred Thonet, Louie and George Thonet of .Holyoke with MT. and Mrs. Everett Perkins; Mir. and Mrs.. Frank Jones of New Haven, Mrs. Ira Kibbe and Miss Mabel of Somers at W. E. Robbins.
 School closed June 19 for the sum- mer vacation. Scholars perfect in attendance for the spring term, Miss Myrtle WorthiDgton, teacher: Dor othy Fraser, Gertrude Fraser, MiIdl ed Fraser. Edward Hanley. Frank Kane. James Kane, George -MeQuaid. Walter McQuaid. Howard Russell. Roland Russell. William Russell. Jennie Spellman, William Spellman Per feet in attendance for the school year. Mildred Fraser and Edward Hanley.
 Stafford.
 Charles Goodell spent the 4th with friends in Springfield.
 Matthew Conklin spent the Fourth with his daughter in East Lyme. MT and Mrs. Henry Pero spent the Fourth with friends in Hazardyille.
 Miss Nell Hassett of Worcester was the guest of Mrs. Nella Weston last week.
 Rev. I. P. Booth occupied his <ormer pulpit in Chester, N. H., last Sunday:
 Miss Es4Aa,C. Williams of Thorn dike was the guest of Mrs. Charles Phillips last week.
 This village enjoyed a "safe and sane" Fourth, and the change was by all.
 Mrs. Ella Lombard Miller of New port, Vt., was recently the guest of Miss ChelIa B. Cady..-s.s M
 Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Johnson at tended the funeral of Dr. s. H. Ellery in Springfield Thursday.
 Dr. I. P. Booth was called to Nor. risville, Vt, to attend the funeral to- day of former parishioner.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Rollinson and Ethel, are camping at Lake Westfield, Mass.
 Miss Ruth DimmiGk of Somers is spending part sof her vacation with her aunt, Miss Della St. Marie.
 Next Sunday morning Rev. James N. Thresher of Bridgeport will preach. Open-air service at o'clock.
 Mrs. Grace Mead Toothaker of Berlin, N. H., is spending a few days with her mother. Mrs. Anna ( Mead Ii
 Mr and Mrs. r. H. Aldrich and Miss Ruth Leonard of Hartford spent | the Fourth with Mir and Mrs. M. ( W. Leonard. I
 An enjoyable program, consisting { of recitations, readings, piano solos ' and duets, was presented by the chill 1ren of Stafford grange last evening. At the close of the program cake and ice cream were served and a social ] time enjoyed. I
 E. H. Pinney's large touring car was taken from the garage by the g James Landers. last Sun- ( lay morning and driven by him to Somers. where the car turned turtle owing to excessive speeding, The ,ar was wreck and was later taken I ,o Springfield
 Advertised letters: Mrs Mary S Mrs. J Morrell, Mrs. E |. Churchill, Mrs. J. P. Newell, f Miss Jessie Brine, Miss Pearle Day. ;on, Miss M. Brown. Mrs. Mara Falkland. John Mulvey 4, Stiles Jud- . lon, J. Weiseman, Elmer Coniut, Rosa Barone. Feodoro Catino Carmene, Louis Hermanovozky, Gustave Old T lam.
 Universalist Church Notes: The , Sunday school picnic will be held Thursday, July h, weather permit ing. at Ohaffee's, Evergreen park. f the weather is unfavorable, the 9 ,ionic will be postponed to Friday. 3usses will leave the church prompt y at S.30 8. m. The bell will ring f It 8. Members of the school will please note the change of date.