The Press., 1910-01-05

business to Jacob Silverman.
 Louis Helm has sold three houses il
 Foxville to Marshal and Anna Jose
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 Station Agent Parkhurst is nonflnet to his home with a slight attack ot the grip.
 D T. Donahue of New London has taken position at the freight ofHle of the o. V.
 E. Elaire has sold his moving picture business to Joseph Deunith of Gilbertville, Mass.
 Romano Serafin is to apply to have his beer and wine license changed to full liquor license.
 Dr. James Stretch has not yet re- turned from his home in Meriden, but hopes to be back in the near future.
 Miss Eunice BrRdway has been ap- pointed teacher in the 18th district, and Miss Ethel Cavnauagh to the Grow Hill district.
 The whist party given by the St Jean Baptist society at St Edwards hall proved 8 very enjoyable gather iag, and about $6O were cleared.
 The court of buIgesses has granted a permit to W. E Benton to esta ablish lunch cart on the corner of East Main street and Wilmington avenue
 News has been received from Bridgeton, Me-, that Herbert Parker, a former resident, had been burned out. He was able to save but little.
 Miss Mena Adams. with relatives from Bondsville, Mass. will sail from New York Friday on the Savannah line for Florida, where they will spend the winter.
 The whist and social given to m sm- bers of Court Oronoco. F. of A.. and their families last Saturday evening was largely attended and proved a very pleasant occasion.
 There will be a social and supper at the Congregational church next Wednesday evening Supper at 6 15, Hostesses. Mrs. O. E. Butterfield, Mrs. M. H. Harris and Mrs H Rider ,,
 The Knights of Columbus and their ladies had 8 social and whist at So- oiety hall last evening. There was a good attendance and an enjoyable evening. The entertain nent finished with social dance.
 The stockholders of the Crystal Lake Worsted company have voted to dissolve the corporation. This otr. poration was organized by Daniel N. Brown for the p7rpose of carrying on a mail order business in worsted cloths.
 Miss Celia Holt and Miss Sophie Brown, accompanied by 10 children, the inmates of the aims house Friday afternoon. Recitations, Christmas carols, with violin accom- paniment by Miss Brown, were features of a very pleasing program.
 A fire in the lunch cart on Furnace avenue caused con idt rable commotion this forenoon. but did little damage The fire started from the gasoline Itove as the proprietor lit it. It burned up fieroely, but was extin- yuished with a few pails of water by ihe first arrivals The alarm was 'ung in and the department respond 'd, but the services of the fremen were not needed.
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 Miss Ruth Durham is the guest of friends in Springfield.
 Wm. F. Remmert returns to-day to Bates college, Lewiston, Me.
 Advertised letters: H. J O'Brien. P. J. Walsh. Tan Watiewici.
 Miss Ava Orosier is spending the Christmas recess with friends in New York.
 Favorable reports are received from Miss Ethel Sault, who is in Greens bury, N. Y., for her health.
 Rev. F. L. Payson of Guilford, Me will occupy the pulpit at the church next Sunday.
 Regular supper at the Universalist church tonight. Members of Miss Della Holt's class will act as host- ssses. -a..
 Mrs May Mosely and son, liar. rison, of Springfield are the guests of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Russell Colburn.
 Mrs. Dwight Hall of Say is spending a few days with her sisters, Mrs. Lucy Wadsworth and Mrs. Clara who are on the sick list.
 Robert Kelly returns to-day to the Hartford institute for the blind after lpending the Christmas recess with his parents, MT. and Mrs. o. E. Kelly.
 . The branch library was moved from ;he assembly room to the post office ast Saturday. The library will be ,pen daily from 3 80 to 5 30, and on from 3 30 to 30 and from 6o U p. ID.
 Baptist Church Notes: The week of prayer Is observed by a meeting last 'night:Rt the home of Mrs. Thomas Black, this Wednesday, evening and Friday in the chapel and Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Asa Harris. All are invited. The l. A. Iociety meets for work and election ,f officers Thursday afternoon, and will serve supper at o'clock Host ,sses, Mrs. Oscar Oolburn and Mrs. George Jenkins 1
 Rev. A. B Todd and Mrs. Todd, Attorney W. H. Reed and Mrs Reed were the guests of Mrs Juliet R. Jhild on New Years day at the