The Press., 1910-04-20

Harold Crane of Amherss has been apendIng few days fn town.
 The orouttville mill has resumed operationi after shutdown of several wssks.. s m
 The osnsus enumsEators have com menosd their work. and ere asking some very personal questions.
 AIr. and Mrs Daniel Sullivan of PaWtucket. R. T.. have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Sullivan.
 The ilIustrAted industriAl edition of The Press is delayed by the non-ar. rival of the paper to be used in 1t.
 John Senn haa had . shipment of brick for the naW front which he is to oonstruct on his Main ptreet block.
 P. M Green. assistant superintend- ent at the Rhode Island worsted plant, has moved into the Rowland place on High street.
 Olarence Wood. who has been i'll with the grip At his home here, has recovered sufficiently to return 60 his duties at Springfield.
 The Athletics opened Che season last Saturday. playing . game with West Willington. The local team won by . score of 13 to 12.
 The A. o. H had an enjoyable sO- ciaI last Thursday, evening. with 8 good attendance Music for dancing was furnished by Lynch's orchestra.
 Eddie Collins and Ralph Collins are employed by the Royal Typewriter company5 of HareHnrd. Eddie will pitch for the team selected from the operatives of the company.
 Michael Sullivan of FoxviIle, while leading a fraottous GOV. from. West Stafford yesterdays was thrown to tho ground and his right shoulder was dislocated He was attended by Dr. 0. B, Newton =
 The body of Miss Viola Rock. Is. was brought today from Vasselboro. Me-, for burial In St Edwards csme- tery. Misa Rock .was She only daugh. ter of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Rock and lived keE6 nntfi few years ago.
 A N. Bemis has moved into the tenement on Grant avenue vacated by H. E. Newton. George c. Chit. tenden has moved into the house vacated by. the Robinsons. Andrew Brand has moved into the house vacated by Nr. Ohitteuden.
 A special meeting of the members of the Congregational church will be held Thursday evening at 8. 15 to aot in view of the resignation of the pas- tor, Rev. H. A. Blake. At meeting of the ecclesiastical society on We'd nesday evening 1t was voted to accept the resignation.
 The electric light company has nearly completed moving to the new office in the Baker block. The official opening will be tomorrow evening. and a general invitation is extended to the public to call Lynch's orchestra will furnish music and a pleasant surprise is promised those who attend.
 The Country club will be guests on Friday evening of Mrs E. Fl Pinney. Mrs. F. Cady and Mrs William Park at Memorial hall Whist playing will be followed by dancing. Buses will leave the station at q 15 o'clock All intending to 70 In the 'busses are requested to notify ]. Carl Con. verse by Friday noon.
 A delegation from the local En. deavor society went to Hazardville last Thursday night to attend the concert given in Institute hall by Miss Ola Bidwell, who is to appear here April 29th at the Congregational church. Those who attended the Hazardvills concert think Miss Bid we'll will please her audience here one wsek from Friday night.
 John Steele, asaistant jailer at Tol- land, was in town Monday looking for Dennis Murray, who left the jail in clandestine manner last week. Mir. Murray was employed on the outside of the institutioD, and there was noth. ing to prevent him from leaving but his sense of honor. This sense has apparently become slightly blunted. His time would have expired in July.
 Harry G. Finley. telegraph operator and ticket clerk at the O. v. station, absconded with about $9O of railroad money last Wednesday evening. He left here on an evening car and was traced as far as Hartford. Finley came to the local station to work the 9th. Re was As good operator, an expert accountant and a young man of prepossesaing appearance. His qualifications were 60 superior to his position that Agent Parkhurst watched carefully, thinking there must be an out somewhere. He covered his shortages by false entries in the books, and disappeared the night be- fore the day on which he must have been discovered The railroad is not . loser, as he was under bonds The bonding company will undoubtedly make every effort possible to trace him and bring him before the court.
 The annual meeting of the Holland County Medical association was held at Rockville yesterday afternoon. Dr. F. L. Smith and Dr. J. P. HanIey were present and each had topic for discussion. The following officers were chosen for the coming year President, Cyrus ". Pendleton of Hebron; vice president, Frank M Dickinson of Rockville; secretary and treasurer, E. P. Flint of Rockville; 1; councillor, T. E. Rockwell of Rock. vile; censor for shree years, E. L. Smith of Stafford Springs; county -avo-kn~ n n N.-ka.. aH 0kaefo-.a