The Press., 1910-08-17

ing her sister. Mrs. LAurita Hansen.
 R. W Smith. of Smith 6 Cooley. ir at JAmsstOwn. R, I for 2 few days s
 A. I Mitchell and family are in camp at PIeasant Point Island. Masha- paug.
 Mrs. T. P. Needham returned Mon. day from a visit with her sister In Aonson.
 Mr. and Mrs. Reaben oOnvsras are with relatives ID Bridgeport. Belle Isle and NorWalk.
 Misa Florlne Charter of Hartford inI guest of her conslns, the Misaea Alden, on Edgswood.
 Miss Adams of Wethersield has been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Sanford at theIF Crystal Lake cottage.
 Mrs. F. e. Sanford entertained Mrs. Fred Meyers and Mia Mabel Meyers at her Crystal Lake camp last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. George siswick and children and Mins Hattie Lee are at Lords Point. near stoningsOn, for two weeks.
 | Miss Emma Kuahna is spending few weeks In Providence. R, I. Carl Kuehne of Hartford was at homo hers oveF Sunday.
 Missss Agnes MoOarthy of Norwich and Julia Flaherty of Coventry are lhe guests of Miss Catherine McOarthy | \ a,, r~oar,aok akraak
 Henry Levene has returned to WoonsOckst, R I after spending . l vacation with hts parents, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph LeVene. bs.ya{esz
 An examination for state teachers certificates will be held at she local high school rooms next Tuesday, from 9 a. m. to p. m.---.s.--s-.---s---s-s.-
 Miss Mabel Nelson of Hartford has returned to her home after spending | month with her grandparents. MF and Mrs. Laurits Hansen.
 Mrs. ". Fl. Cooley and Miss Mar. gAret Cooley arc spending a few days with Mir. and Mrs. O. B. Butterfield at Sunset Camp, Crystal Lake
 Manager Fitzpatrick says that there will be Ar ball game at the fair grounds Saturday, but is not able at present to state what team he will play with.
 Will Perry is going to move to Gardner, Mass, and will sell his farming tools and household goods at West Stafford at auction on Saturday at 1.3O p. m.
 George l.. Dennis left last Wednes- day for 6OOO mile automobile trip through Massachusetts. New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. He expects to be gone about six weeks.
 Miss Grace DOttridge, who taught the 5th grade for two years. has re- signed to take Q position at Ootuit, which is her home town. Miss Elizabeth Sanders, assistant In she Kindergarten. has also resigned.
 The case of E. T. Luman of Broad Brook against ElViFa P. Snow, suit on . note before the borough court the 18th, was adjourned to Sept. 12. Attorney Fisk Is for the plaintiff and Attorney King for the defendant.
 Miss Jessie Eaton, employed at the First National bank, is taking Q va cation of two weeks. H. R. Wight man, employed at the same institu- ton. who spsnt the latter part of his vacation at Mashapaug, has resumed his duties. 7s.I
 The annual drummers' and ffers' convention will be held at Crystal Lake next Saturday. There will bs dancing afternoon, and evening. with music by stsin's- orchestra. In addi tion, there win bs, a shore dinner and the usual attrACtions.
 Arthur J. Melbourne Is establishing reputation as . pedestrian. His first long walk was to Wales and back, a diatanoe of 20 miles. He has since walked to WilIimantic and back in a day, 40 miles. and another day to Springfield and back. AZ miles.
 The Central Vermont will run the annual excursion to Newport Thurs day. Aug. 25. The sea trip will be made by she City of Lowell from New London. Special train will leave Palmer at q, Monson ' OS, Stafford 2 80, West WilIington 52, South WillingtOn at 7.57. The fare for the round trip from all these points will bs 91 50. The excursion will leave New London at 10, arriving at Newport at p. m. Returning, leave Newport at 4 o'clock, arriving at New London At p. ID. This is one of the most popular excursions run by the road and always attracts Q crowd.
 Adolph Pfeiffsr. s2, died at his home in HArrIsvills. R. I, Friday, July 3O.. Mir. PfeIfIer had been fail. ing in health for the past few years. The deceased was we'll known locally through his connection with the Faulkner mill and had many friends in town. He was an expert manu- faOturer. and previous to coming here had been employed at MonsOn. Warren and HArrisvIlle. Mr. Pfeiffer was finely ednOated and had travelled ex. tensively. He was Q pleasant oom- panion and popular in the club, of which he was a valued member, as we'll as at the Springs House, where he made his home. He had . wide acquaintance, and regret ia felt by all who knew him to learn of his death.
 The Standard Card Clothing com. pAny, Gary and BiasOnette proprietors, has added several new machines to the equipment. The company now has 19 machines and is already marketing the product. Mir. Bisson. cite is an expert in this line of work. and khe firm ia poaitive that As good l