The Press., 1910-05-04
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 Mrs, Tyler Is visiting in Lynn.
 Clifton Newell will stack up lum. ber for F. J. Aldrich in Stafordville.
 Ransom TiHt of Westford called on friends in town the first of the week
 Mrs. James Barrett of sturbridge visited her mother, Mrs. H. Horton, recently.
 These frequent fogs and rains are fine for grass and oats. Louis Roberts has five acres sOwed to oats this year.
 Several gardeners report peas we'll started. No doubt they will take a fresh start when the deer discover them.
 Mrs. May Etheridge and two ohil. dren from West Hartford spent several days the past week with her mother, Mrs. l.. Miller.
 Misses Grace and Bertha Myers. with their friend, Miss surpliss, of West Woodstock. visited Mrs. Graham at the parsonage this week.
 The Began brothers. after losing 27 of their best hens, succeeded in oatbhing in a steel trap a large weasel, which proved to be the "un. known animal" although 1t took several nights of persisteut watching to catch the intruder.
 l.. M. Reed, with his men and teams, Is doing good work on the roads, Oarting gravel and putting in drain tile. This method seems to be much more satisfactory than to tear up the roads with the road machine at this time of the year.
 The cream team had six barrels Monday. The gatherer expected they would all be filled by the time he ar- rived at Stafford Springs, where he meets the team which carries to Som- ers all that both teams have gathered. George Bradway is getting about 40 pounds. of cream a day. He has fine herd of twelve COWS and also raises many calves.
 Mashapaug.
 Mike Osslofski has moved into the house of E. Labreck.
 Mrs. O. G. Fogg. formerly of Union, was a guest of Mrs. Charles Gage last week
 Miss Esther Young was with her aunt, Mrs. Everett Ryder, for a few days last week.
 Eugene Walker has been in Orcutt- ville this week experimenting the planting of young pine on the land of w R. Preble.
 MT. and Mrs Monroe Dimmick and Mrs. Absalom Shaw of Stafford visited MT. and Mrs. Lambert Ferry at " Ferry's Inn" last Sunday.
 Sol Labonte of Southbridge and Willie Buovier, who is attending school in Southbridge. were at Alec BouVier's the latter part of last week.
 Mrs. F. W. Moore of sturbridge, with her son, Charles, and daughter, Mrs. Grace Abbe, both of Worcester, called on old friends here last Friday.
 Peter Thompson was at Ohicopee Falls, Mass, over Sunday, his sister. Mrs. George Curry. and two little sons, returning with him for 8 visit at the Thompson home.
 Mr. and Mrs H. R. Howard enter tAined as guests last Sunday MT. and Mrs. M. F. Fairman of Stafford, Miss Flarenoe Marcy of Hartford and George Taylor of Worcester.
 Lyman Moore returned home last Saturday after Q stay of nearly two weeks in Stafford Springs. where he has been looking after work which is boiag done on his property there.
 Rock Meadow.
 Miss Marion Webster was with her grandmother. Mrs. Rlodaeht, in. Hol- land fNst Friday.
 Mrs. O. e. Fogg and son. Edwin, formerly of shis town, made a brief visit with Mrs. F, Fl. BallOu.
 Mr. and Mrs. David Russ of Mount Hope visited at Everett Mathews' last Saturday, making the trip in his auto.
 Fred PinArd of Southampton, who had been spending a week at Frank BAllou's, and his brother. Philip. who joined him . few days last week, re.