The Press., 1910-08-10


 HannNh unnan, Msss Anna Laurence ana Helen Laureuce. all from Hoi. yoke, MAaa
 UNION.
 John Buckley Of Hartford sn at homo for few dnyn.
 III. and Msa Melvin Booth If Btimfeld were in town Sunday.
 t. and WilIaed RlCf srds and
 lpA Nellie lynn vsrs asay over Ilnae Sabbath.
 william coboran of sonthbrid apant She h oK the week wi9h fElends n town
 Mrs r. D Uphai of ealgord Hol- llnw spent T asday wlHls har aEstsr, grg. l.. N. Hsed.
 Mrs. L M Read reDansly took \ |dsiRe to soa hbElage Ear fKiansIs nc glad to ada her so muCl impE0v 0v6d in health.
 Miaasa Annie and Mary Ruck and MT. and Mra Harrison Horton of Monson were recent guaata st Henry F. Corbin'a
 Plans for shs Sunday school picnic were nshtnred last Sunday It was voted A0 hold the pirnio Tnesday, August ! 6. or if shaA day shonld be stoFmy, tho next pleasant day The spot ohoasn is the grove on the vast side of Ehe old Meeting House hill at Union Center Tho dinner will baI on the bssket pidnic plan. Rev. and Mrs. Graham have kindly offered the. mo Of sha paasOnage grounds for tho games 9e She children and young. people Iha Sunday schools Of Union Center. Rock Meadow and Mashapaug and their friends are all cordially in- vited. If any have hammocks. swings ornquet sets. etO.. that they. are willing to take such helps will be appreciated.
 1Eashapaug.
 MT. and Mrs. M F. FaiEman of Stafford spent Sunday at H R. How ards.
 Harold Crawford of Hartford was at Hemlock IslaRd'' the first of the week.
 A party of young men from South bridge are occupying George w. Orawfordss cottage.
 Mias M. k. Holcombe returned to the lake Tuesday, after spending sever al months in Bristol.
 George Payne and family of South bridge were calling on old friends in this village on Sunday.
 Eugene and Frances Walker have been entertaining their cousin, Will HolIingworth of Springfield 6a e..3
 J.N. Leach of Stafford Springs and Rev o. H. Puffer of Salem, Mass. ;, are enjoying life at Laurel Damp.
 A. F. Hall and wife of somervilIe. Mass are guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Hall at their summer cot tage.
 Robert Demond of Stafford Springs was the gnest of Roy Sanford at Pleasant Point for few days last week a7s {
 Mrss Dwight Crawford and her mothsF, Mrs. Wilson. of south Tram ingham. Mass, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Crawford.
 Emile Gentis of Worcester, Arthur Gantis of Linwood. Macs and Sol Labonte of southbrldge have been enjoying a few days outing at Alex Bouvier's.
 Mr Litohfeld of Marlboro, Mass ,, and Mr. Upham of Keene, N, H.. have pitched theIr tent in the "Oak Grove on the shore of the lake, where they will enjoy week of camp life.
 Among the guests at Ferry's Inn lant Sunday were MT and Mrs. K. O.. Pinney of Stafford. George Taylor. Morris Marcy. James Taylor. Mrs. Willis Bnghee. James Bugbee, Isabel Bugbee. George Grant and family, all of southbridge. and Frank BosWoFth and son of Brooklyn. N. Y. ss Mt. ochepetuck Notes.
 Miss Helen N. Baldwin of New Haven Ia spending the rest of the season at the bungalow. Among the gueHss at the bungalow this week wore Mr and Mrs. Wm. H. Dawley from Norwich, Mir. and Mrs. James W. Ohiam from Schenectady. N. Y. Miss Agnes E. and Nettie V. Edwards from Waterford. Misses Lil- Han and Abigail D. Amidon, II. N. Amidon and Harlan F Amidon from Westford, MT. and Mrs. Melvin Booth from Brimfeld, Miss Emily J. Ohism from Westford.
 The people who attended the vesper service Sunday afternoon were for tunate in hearing Rev. Mr. Ballan- tines address on the The miracles of EOhrist. z Mrs. H F. Oady of Stafford Hollow was the pianist. Among those lpreaent were Miss Mary E Keeler of Hartford, Misses Mary and Margaret W. Rallantine of Wese stafford. Mr. Fisk and family of Stafford, MT, Kel- logg of New York, William Maroey of Hartford
 A collection of shells and 0orals, which Mrs. Lawson procured on her trip around ths world, will bs on sx.. hibition at the bungalow the rest of the summer The greater part of them are from the Indian ocean and the waters surrounding Malay Archi- pelagO. the latter being one of the finest places In the world to collect shells and Corals Mrs. Lawson will. be delighted to show her collection to those interested In oonohology.