The Press., 1910-10-26

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 John Foley. who was injured at the fire here last week. Is able to be on the street.
 | Mrs. B Fl Bicknell and daughter. Helen. of Blighton, Mass. are guests of Mir. and Mrs J M. Leaoh \ Samuel Roger has returned, but the family are still in Niantic, where they were called by the death of MT. Rogers mother.
 Dr, George Bassow and family of Gardner, Mass, stopped over here for a short visit last week while making an automobile trip
 MT. and Mrs. D. F. Dougherty and Miss Frances Brunston of Sterling and Miss Helen Burke of Willimantio were guests Sunday of Miss Mary Brown.
 James M. Carpenter, a former resi- dent. has been heard from. Mir. Carpenter is making his home in Denver and is in good health and spirits.
 Grace Churoh Notss: There will be evening prayer on Friday afternoon at 4.15, as we'll as the usual early service at 2 30 Q. m, 1t being SS Simon and Jude's day.
 Adjusters have bsen here this week working on the loss of the Forestville company, and are continuing their labors today. It Is thought that . satisfactory settlement will soon be reached.
 Miss Elizabeth Whitaker enter tainsd her Sunday school class last Friday evening at her home on OrCwa street Games, amusements, refresh ments, etc., were the doings of the evening.
 The first Ladies' Aid society social, to be held this evening, will include harvest supper and an entertainment. Supper served at 6 o'clock. Piite of supper and entertainment, 15o; enter tainment alone, 100 Stafford.
 O. ". Sanford is quite i'll
 Charles Oady of Hartford speot sun- day with Mir. and Mrs. Walbridge.
 Mrs Edward Whitoher of Lancaster, N H., is visiting MT. and Mrs. Wm. Park
 Miss Eva Rabadeau visited friends in Providence and Woonsocket. R l last wstk
 few days visit with relatives in. Windsor LorkI
 Miss Elizabeth Luce of Nilntlc was the guest of Misses Eunioe and Mabel Park last week
 Miss Gladys Montgomery of Spring. field was the guest of Miss Eunice Park over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs Willard Griswald of Rockville visited MT. and Mrs O W. Sanford last week
 Calvin Moulton of Springfield has returned u his home after spending a week with Russell Ocllurn.
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Dob7on are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter Monday.
 Mrs. George Latham has returned from two- weeks' visit with Mr and Mrs. Stsdman Williams in Sturbridge, Mass
 The Y. P. O. U. chorus choir will meet in the vestry of the Universalist church for rehearsal Thursday evening at o'clock
 Mrs. Mary Prince, who has been critically i'll for Q few days, Is some what improved. Miss Kimball of l Springfield, trained nurse, is caring | for her.
 Constable Henry Grundy has re- oeived a complaint concerning the treatment of Frank Patten by the boys, and wishes to announce that no complaint will go unnotioed in the future.
 Mrs. E. L. Batchelder has returned | to the home of her son, Wm. Batchel der, Milford, Mass, after spending | the summer at her old home here. | She was accompanied by her son, Dr F. l. Batohelder.
 The ladies of the Universali church will meet for work as usual next Wednesday afternoon, serving the usual supper at 6 o'clock Hostesses, Mrs. Austin Witt, Mrs Nella Weston, Mrs. Mabel Loughheed
 Regular meeting of Staff r grange | next Tuesday evening. The. grange will hold box and Hallt w4'en party l next Monday evening. All ladies will bring a box containing lunch for two, which will bs sold t1 the highest bidder. The public are cor dially invited to attend the revel of the ghosts and witches.
 Our local constable received his first call last Sunday evening to act in his official capacity, when party re. turning from the Springs on the west road encountered what appeared to be a wild cat. The constable living near, he was notified and immediate ly responded to the summons, fully armed. Upon approaching the wild Oat 1t proved to be small white kitten.
 Baptist Church Notes: The mems club meets Thursday at p. n. Rev. A. B. Goats, D. D., of Hartford will speak. All men connected with the parish are invited to attend Refresh ments will be served. The mission circle meets at the patronage Friday at 3 p m. The Y P. s. O. E will give a Halloween party at Mrs Charles Ohism's, Stafford Street, next Tuesday evening. Admission, in- cluding refreshments, 10 cents
 A party of about fifty, invited by Mr. and Mrs F. l.. Upham, drove to the home of Matthew Heck in Union Iaak Thnradnu auaninn ruhnrn an nld