The Press., 1910-09-14


 Regular meeting of the Eastern Star next Tuesday evening.
 Miss Hazel Oomins has entered Bay Path at Springfield.
 Miss May Chandler will enter Sim mons college next Tuesday.
 There will bs a meeting of the Temple of Honor this evening.
 Miss Mary Converse is a guest of Mrs. F. c. Sanford at Crystal Lake.
 John White is altering the upper part of his block to give several more rooms.
 Miss Cora Hill of Watertown, Mass. spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. John Foster.
 Mrs. Eugene Charter Is in hospi- tai at Hartford for treatment for ap- pendicitis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eugene Mellor of Bristol R T.. are visiting relatives in the borough.
 Mrs. J. Allan Fitts and children of Roohdale. Mass. are spending a few days with relatives.
 Mrs. Frank Whitaker and son from Philadelphia are visiting at Mrs. Thomas Whittaker's. s
 Mrs. Harriet Pebbles of Hartford was the guest of relatives at the Springs last week.
 The Red Men will hold a meeting tomorrow evening, when the second degree will be worked.
 Mrs. Pomeroy, who has been i'll at her home with her daughter, Mrs. W. O. Sanford, is recovering.
 Mrs Harriet A. Hyde has returned from a visit with MT. and Mrs. G. ". Ohamb berlin in West Hartford.
 Patrick J. Murray was elected county president of the A. O H. at 8 convention held at Crystal Lake Sun day. ......
 Miss Amy Arnold is in Springfield | with her sister, Mrs. Maude Wood ward. who is recovering from severe illness.
 Telephones have been added at the home of E A. Jacobsen, 61-12, and at the Congregational parsonage, 55-6.
 Lynch's orchestra will furnish | music for a private dance to be held by the German club next Saturday evening.
 Miss Sarah Lucy of Monson has re- turned and will act as assistant to Miss Beckwith during the next milli- nery season.
 Louis Helm calls attention at the head of the local column that he is now prepared to furnish an aut1mo- bile for hire.
 George R. MarsdaIe. an employe of the Central Vermont, is i'll at the home of his father, E. R. Marsdale, on Park street.
 MT and Mrs. Merrill Converse and Helen, have returned from a vacation of week at Carlisle, Bos- ton and other places.
 Wm Foster has gone for 8 three- weeks business trip through New for E. A. Buck 6 Go. of Palmer and Worcester.
 MT. and Mrs. O. F. HarWood, with Mir and Mrs. N. D. Winter ot Spring field, are taking an automobile trip through the Berkshires.
 Stanley Zimmerman of Princeton and Mir. Anderson of Amherst agri- cultural college were guests of Rich ard Valentine over Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Yare has returned from a vacation at New Bedford, Mass, accompanied by her friend, Miss Mar geson. Miss Yare gave a party last evening in honor of her guest.
 There will be an auction sale in RockWell's block In the room former ly occupied by Alfred Bernardo, Sat urday, at 9 o'clock, when 8 quantity of mems furnishings, shoes, etc.. will be sold
 An informal reception to Rev and Mrs. Raymond Clapp will be given at the Congregational chapel next We'd nesday evening at o'clock. A gener- al invitation Els extended to all friends of the parish.
 Mrs. Cyrus Ramsdell. who lives on the Ladish place, has always raised beautiful dahIias; but this season s crop surpass in luxurious growth and eoloring any previous effort The stalks are ten feet high and many of the blossoms seven inches In diameter.
 Superintendent Wheeler is busily engaged getting the grounds in order for the annual fair. The tank for the diving horses has not been pre- pared yet, but will be constructed soon. This Is one of the star attrac- tions of the fair, and she announce ment that these famous horses were 60 be here has been received with en- thusiasm. These horses are snow white, showing their Arab breeding. They seem to like their work, and 1t Is said no whip or stick was ever used in their training. They ascend the high platform. one at a time, and ms41e the dive as if 1t were 8 pleas ure. King usually stops on the top of the platform, strikes 8 graceful pose and takes a good look around, as If to call attention to his act. The amusement committee has 8 number of other attractions that will help to make up a strong program for the three big gala days, the 11th, 18th and 18th of next month. The ''old home' feature of the local fair will not be neglected this year. Already neonla ara writing to friends and