The Press., 1910-08-03

day.
 Mary wiecsuki. who has beer spending few weeks with her sisteI in soanerviIle, N T.. has returned home.
 There seems to be An unusual dull ness in the lumber market at present, as several farmers who had quite 2 quantity sawed last winter are aa ye! unable to sell it. 4
 Marshal Legacy of WebsteF, who has been spending . few weeks with friends in town, was Callsd home by the suddan. illness and death of his daughter last week.
 It seems as though all who rlde over the Stiokney hill5road must reel a great wave of gratitude Go the man who did suOh faithful work i1, clear ing away the innumerable stones shat have 90 long rendered progress over that highway anything bnt enjoy able. ~ s s4
 Last Sunday was an ideal day- Nature thoroughly washed and fresh ened by the copious showers 1of satur- day y-and the service at the church was we'll attended. Rev. Fl F Ora ham took his text from the nfth chap. ctr of ACts, and drew helpful leasonl from che council of Gamaliel. Mrs. Graham, who returned to tho pmrson' age last week. was gladly welcomed by her friends. and the center of at' traction, after the morning serv tcei was Harold William, the pastor < little son.
 Last Sunday the Sunday school voted to hold a picnic on August G. It was also voted to extend an invi tation tO the Rock Meadow and tht Mashapaug Sunday schools to join ir the day'a outing. Further details will be given next week. after SnpaEin eendent Newell has had an oppOr tunity to make definite arrangementi about the place for holding th' picniO. It Is hoped that all the msm bers of she three Sunday schools may find the above date convenient fol themselves and their friends.
 1Eashapaug.
 Thomas Thimblin, IT,, and brid, of Southbridge arc occupying the smal cottage at Ferry's.
 M. W. Thompson and s H Thomp son, both of the Yale forest school were at Fl. R Towards a few day last week. v
 Miss EIsie Linberg. who has beel the guest of Miss Enlah Crawford a HemIock leland, returned to her hom' in Norwich Monday morning
 Ernest Corbln and family returne to somers this week after a feV weeks' sojourn at the Kinney home Mr. and Mrs. Kinney will renal here for she present.
 Word has been received of the al rival of little son at the home ( Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Durant of Put nam. Mrs. Durant was formerly Mrs Nellie Winch of this village.
 Will Foster of Staffurd, accom- panied by his brother. Grant an friend, Mir. Wellington. came. to tow in his new automobile Sunday. an all were guests at the Moore home stead.
 Mr and Mrs F. 8. Walker of Dud ley, Mass. were among the guests { Ferry's Inn the first of the weel Mr. Walker is the son of the lat | Timothy Walker, former resident { this village and one time owner what is now Mayland Park
 Among the guests at Ferry E Inn ( Sunday were MT. and Mrs, W. I Wbeelock of Quinnebaug, Mass. M and Mrs F. s Walker from Dpdle. Mass, W. o. Shaughnessey. AnI Vinoette, John LeplRine, Elizabet IO'HallorAn, Mr.. and Mrs. Harl Mason, Miss. Elsie Mason. Mrs. I Dudley Mrs. 0. E Mason and M and Mrs. F. s. Putnam. all of SoutI bridge, also A. B. Whittie and B. : Mermln of Boston.
 Mt. 0chepetuck Notes. : Rev. Mr. Ballantine nf West Sta . ford will speak at the vesper servI next Sunday.
 sI Mr. Lawson came to the bunaglo 2 Friday evening to spend Saturday aI Sunday. returning to New Haven f i, his work Monday. al Mir. Lawson is to preach in Ne Haven churches the next two Su days, but hopes to be at the bungalo again for the third Sunday in Augui
 Among the automobile parties tn visited the mountain top this we were Harry Back and family fro Danielson and MT. and Mrs RosCi Back from SouthbridRe.
 William Park of Stafford Hollc drove to the mountain Sunday afte noon and brought his pastor. Rev.. A. Roas, who was greatly delight
 with the view and the mountain general. Not many men cap say, as E Lawson can, that thoy have help
 Hll the same barn with hay and grs d from she same fields for seventy -thl years in succession. MT. Lawso It though in feeble health. takes mu j. interest in l1ls farm and endeavors X keep ts in good condition. a Sunday was an unusually clear q
 and many took advantages of t to \ tend Chs yespsr service In the aft
 noon, there being some fifty preset
 Mrs Lawson conducted She service
 uaual. with Misa Sadie Lawson n pianist Brief remarks were made
 Olin Griggs of Ashford and E. ,o Horton MT. Lawson gave an addr
 on s'Lessons which God Ia seeking taa0h ma I'm kha wF0winn AxnaFian