The Press., 1910-06-22

Mics Carolyn Brown has returned from Boston.
 1 E L. Burr is in New Haven on 3 business trip.
 j Meeting oe the l.. A.. A. O. H. Thursday evening.
 Alfred Clark has returned from g trip to New London. Miss M Ella Browne has returned home from her visit in tho west.
 Miss Alice Abel Is at home for the summer vacation from her school duties at Danielson.
 Miss Annie Sullivan of New York was the guest of Mrs. Jane Carroll two days of the past week.
 Mrs. Samuel Rogers and daughter, Elinor, have returned from a three. weeks visit In Portland, Me.
 Native straw berries of excellent quality were selling on Main street yesterday at 10 cents per basket.
 Regular meeting of she Foresters Thursday evening. There will be an initiation and election of officers.
 Miss Rose Wenteiser has resigned as piano player at the Gem, and Miss Jennie Hopklnson Is taking her place.
 Miss Ethel Moore graduated Friday night from Miss Twiohell's kinder garten training school, Longmeadow, Mass.
 Mrs. W. D. Heald returned the first of the week from a few days visit with her sister in Marlboro, Mass.
 Miss Irene Race has returned to her home at Saratoga Springs. N. Y.. after an extended visit with Mrs. D. N. Browne.
 The piano and violin pupils of Misses Alberta Eaton and Sophie Brown gave a recital at the home of Miss Eaton last Wednesday.
 Contractor Jones of Willimantio Is in town adding to the height of 8 chimney of the Worsted plant, recent ly purchased by the Warren Woolen Go.
 Principal W. T. Williams enter. tained the high school teachers and the senior class Monday evening at his home on EdReWood Games and music were enjoyed and refreshments were served.
 Misses Elizabeth and Phronemia Chandler have moved into their new ly acquired house on Grown street Their sister, Mrs. Emily Lord, of Barre Plains, Mass. has been with them during the change.
 Tuesday afternoon Ricardo Gun. premo, on a bicycle, came around the corner from Furnace avenue and col lided with Christopher Aliens ma chine on Main street. The boy was slightly cut about the face, but was not much injured.
 Mr. and Mrs F. c. Sanford have opened their camp. Wabbaquassett lodge, at Crystal Lake. Misses Nettie and Edna Whiton and Miss Eddy are staying at their cottage, "Edjali, " and Mr and Mrs. 0. E. Butterf1eld will go to Sunset Camp to-day for few weeks.
 Miss Della Ward and William P. Hosey were united in matrimony at high nuptiAl mass held this morning at St Edwards church by Rev Felix J. O'Neill. The attendants were Miss Nellie and Michael Ward, sister and brother to the bride. After the wedding trip Mir. and Mrs. Hosey will make their home in Albany.
 The A. O. H. is arranging for an athletic meet to be held on the fair grounds July 16th The events will include "a 100 yard dash, running broad jump, one. half mile run, put ting 2O-pound shot. 25O yard handi cap race. standing broad jump and a ne-mile relay race. Tine entrance fees for the general events will be % cents each, and for the relay race $1 per team. Entries close July 13.
 The annual picnic of the Congre- gational Sunday school will be held Tuesday at Evergreen park. Should postponement be necessary on account of stormy weather. the church bell will be rung at 8 o'clock and the picnic will be held on the day follow ing. Transportation will be by bus, which will leave the church at 80. An interesting program of sports and games Is being arranged to take place In the afternoon. ...
 A two-horse team, owned by Mar shal Bolieau and driven by George Gingrass, backed of into the stream near Helms stable Monday. The bank is very steep and rocky at the point. but the horses escaped with Q few slight scratches. The wagon was loaded with stone, and in backing 1t up to dump, it got over the brow of the incline and its weight pulled the horses down after 1t. The horses were released from the wagon and scrambled up the bank. The wagon was unloaded while in the stream and was later pulled out.
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 Mrs. Asa Harris is quite i'll with the shingles
 Miss Ruth Dunham is visiting friends In Palmer.
 Mrs. Noble of Gilbertville ia the guest of Mrs. Charles Phillips.
 Mrs. Ellen Webber Is spending the summer with Miss Metzer on Village Hill.
 Mrs. Martha MacIntire of Hartford Is the guest of relatives for 8 few days.
 Miss Carrie Wiggin of Springfield was recently the guest of Mrs. Inez