The Press., 1910-08-24
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Miss Blanche Parry of EassfOrd " the guest of Miss Ada Gary.
 Mrs. Lyman Oushman and daug ter, Miss Edith, are at Niantic.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dana Gary and son. William. are spending the week in. BrookIyn.
 Miss Lavilla Barr has gone to. swift's beach. Wareham, Mass. for two weeks.
 Carl Giegel will sell his household furniture in Harwood block at auction Saturday at p m.
 MT. and Mrs. o. O. Ellis have joined the Burt Eaton family at Pleasure beach for we k.
 The annual reunion of tha Ohaffee family will ba held at Forest park, Springfield. next Wednesday.
 Misses Sadie Oomins and GenevieVel HeWett are guests of the Misses Lea oh at Laurel Camp, Mashapaug.
 Mrs. John Speed aud son, Fred, of Lawrence, Mass sra the guests of Mr. and Mrs Frank ButtsrfeId.
 Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Bonfoy of Clay vile, N. Y., are visiting at the home of J. P. Wagner for few days.
 John Fitzpatrick Is taking yaca- tion, and Edward Jacobsen is snbsti- tuting on his R. F. D. route. No. 3
 Miss Grace Harwood, with Miss Winona Algier of Ogdensburg, N Y., are at Mountain View, Beokat, Mass
 MT. and Mrs 0. F. Beckwith. Mall. comb, Louise and Charlotte are at Quonoohontaug, R I. for two weeks
 Charles H. Moore. Maurice Demond and Misses Ethel M lore and Mary Wildsy are at Pleasant Point. Masha. Iaug.
 Romeo, son of Antonio Zanolli, enters Morse g bI>lnsss college at Hartford next ws- k for year's course of study
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson of Michigan City. Ind former resi- dents, aFe visiting relatives in the borough.
 Robert Demond and Farley Pattsn are camping at Mashapaug lake. They hav4 two tents pitched on the west shore. Frank Englsy was with tht m over Sunday.
 Miss Lulu Ide, has resigned as so. prano soloist at the Congregational church, and will enter the New Eng land Conservatory of Music for study the middle of September.
 Mrs. Michael cGiIlicuddy of FhiladelphiA. who has bean the. gseat of her daughter. Mrs. Fred Cote for the past flaw weeks. returned to heF home the first of the week.
 F. 5. Livingstone of this borough and J. V. Murphy of Middletown have hired the store in the Foster block, recently occupied by Ohitten. den's jewelry store. and will open a Baltimore lunch room.
 Da Dalt Bros who moved their stock to the room recently occupied by the laundry, while their store in the blue front building was being repaired from the damages of the fire, expect to move back to their old stand the last of the week
 Mrs M. c. Moore entertained a party of young people at Jacobsen 's camp, Crystal Lake, last Friday. The ladies went over in the morn ing and the young men were invitsd toitea. After jolly evening all re. turned on the 10 o'clock car.
 A meeting of the directors of the Stafford Springs Cemetery association will be held at the library building Friday evening at 30, to take some action on the claim of Frank Keefe for damages caused by the fire which started from burning rubbish on the grounds of the association last spring.
 There was a narrow escape from fire In the tenement occupied by Eli Parizeau last week. An electric fat iron, which had been left for a few moments with the current turned on started blaze among some clothing, but was discovered in time to prevent any serious damage. The loss was covered by insurance through the Heald agency.
 Henry, yrs 9 months, son of John Peirolo, who hurt his knee about eight months ago while bathing, and has been confined to his bed since, died last Saturday morning at his home at Cooper Lane. The funeral was held at St. Edwards church sun- day. the services being conducted by Rev. George J. Donahue. Interment was in St. Edwards cemetery.
 FAIR NOTES.
 At the meeting of the directors of the agricultural society at the office of Attorney R. H. Fisk last Friday, the various committees made their reports and much enthusiasm was shown. The coming flair, October