The Press., 1910-08-17
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 Miss Christine Miller is homo for \ few days.
 Wm. F. Marcy returned sO Hartford last week
 Miss Bertha Scranton Of Dodge ia home for few days.
 MT. and Mrs willard Richards and Nellie Lynn attended the camp meet- ing at Springfield.
 Mrs. M. Potter of North Woodstock visited with Mrs. IL Miller . few days the past week A dance will be held at Townegs grove Saturday evening, with music by Blanchard's orchestra. Because of the damp and uncertain weather of Tuesday, the Sunday school picnic was postponed
 Mrs. E. H. Barber Is spending week with friends in Rockville be- fore going to Willimantic camp meet I ing.
 J. Harry Tyler met with . paingul accident last week, cutting his foot with an axe. Fortunately hisfr.epds , knew just what to do in such an emergency, and the wound Is doing we'll.
 The "LittIe Red School. house, Is to be opened thiS fall, after standing unused for some six years. Several new families have moved into the vicinity and the school will start with new group of pupils
 The following teachers have been engaged for our schools: Miss Carrie Lawton of Eastford for the Center school, Miss Ruth Bosworth of West Woodstock for the East school, Miss Amanda Thompson of Sturbridge for Mashapaug, Miss Della M Heck for Rock Meadow and Miss Nellie T. Burleson of South Woodstock for the Red schoolhouse. Miss Bosworth, Miss Thompson and Miss Heck taught here last year. Miss Lawton is re. cent graduate of the Putnam high school. Miss Burleson is a graduate of Woodstock academy, has been 8 student at the Willimantio normal school and has also had years ex- perience in teaching.
 Mashapaug.
 Victor Kalota has purchased Q new driving horse. ..
 Miss Blanche Soule is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. R Howard.
 MT. and Mrs Judd of Trenton, N. J., are guests at Hemlook Island.
 Mir. Anderson and the Messrs Yolc are at camp at Wildwood Cottage. "
 Miss Adams and Mrs Brooks of Westport are visiting at Lyman Moore's.
 Robert Demond and Farley Patten of Stafford Springs are camping on the shore of the lake.
 William Curboy caught a bass weighing three pounds seven ounces at Holland last week.
 Mrs. Priscilla Hollingsworth Is en- tertaining her cousin, Mrs. E. F., Hallock, of Providence, R. I
 M. A. Kinney is spending few days in Somers while Mrs. Kinney is visiting friends in southbridge.
 Mir. Curtis of Marlboro, Mass. <, was the guest of George Litchfeld and Mr Upham ct their camp over Sunday.
 Mrs. Hayden and daughter, Miss Ethel of Providence and Mr and. Mrs Lewis of Norwich are at George " ;. Crawford's.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Morse of San Diego, Oal., and Mrs A. F. Smith of Roxbury, Mass, are stopping at Ferry's Inn.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Wightman, Clifford and Helen Wightman returned to Stafford Sunday, after spending several days at Pleasant Point Camp ''
 Miss Stella Wood. Miss Persis Rowley of Southbridge and Miss Rena Hardenbar and father of Providence, R. l., were at the Walker homestead Monday evening. .e7'''
 Rock Meadow.
 Myron Heck recently lost one of his team horses by collie.
 Morris Towne Is at home, laid up with rheumatism, but is now Q little better.
 Miss Della Heck was with her sis ter, Jennie Heck. in ThompsonviIle last week.
 Mrs. Waldo Heck and baby of Southbridge have been at Matt Heck's for two weeks. az, z1t-
 Miss Ruth Barlow of Westford spent a few days last week with her unole, Adelbert Agard.
 MT. and Ms Adelbert Agard and children were guests with relatives in Westford last week
 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mathews and Mrs. Mary Mathews visited last week Thursday with Mrs Sarah Mathews in Westford.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Honse and Charlie Agard of Palmer. Mass, visited Saturday and Sunday with her brother, Adelbert Agard.
 Mt. ochepetuck Notes.
 Rev. Mir. Williams of Staffordyille will speak at the vesper service next Sunday.
 Rev. H. M. Lawson will preach in the M. E. church at Stafford Springs next Sunday morning, and return to she mountain in time to attend the vesper service in the afternoon.
 Among the people that visited the mountain ton this week were !. p.