The Press., 1910-07-13

few days in Beckett. Mass. EgE6 | Mrs 0 B. Piuney and children are at BEandford for vacation.
 A. O. Rodman hes sold his seaside property at Green HArbOr. Mass.
 Luland Potter of WilbEaham. Mass. i, has been a guest of ". P. Bidwell.
 Miss Ella Foster of Boston Is . suest of her siarsr. Mra MArCus liar. ris. A 4 q >-s
 Mrs. T. R. Prentice of Turnerville Ia the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Helm, 8EY
 The water company is issning the annual warning to users relative to economy.
 Mrs Harriet A. Hyde is visiting her sister. Mrs. c. W. Ohamberlin. in West Hartford.
 Robert VI. sAnderp of sOuthbridgs. Aass., has bsen the guest of Mrs. Thomas Sanders.
 Thomas Mattessn has lost . vAlu. able gray horse. one of the pair he recently purchased
 Mira. Michael McGilliouddY of PhiIadelphfa is the guest of her danghtsr. Mrs. FredaO aOote.
 Rev. Clinton W. wilson of Ply mouth, N. H. will preach at the Congregational church next Sunday. 
 Misses Elizabeth and Ethel Whit aker have gone on Q three Weeks' visit to Providence, R I. Fall River and RaynhAm, MAss.
 Mrs Dalrymple and granddaughter, MIss Fanny Mitchell. ot Great Bar rington. Mass have been guests of MF. and Mrs. A I Mitchell.
 The work of macadamIzing at West Stafford Is we'll under way. Nothing has yet been done on East street, al though the survey is completed
 John Mellen has been Committed 50 the insane hospital at Norwich Mr.. Mellsn has besn hway before for the same cause and has, had a re- lapse. S8 EE f1EIG
 Mrs. Harlan Allen, who has been guest at the Springs House, wilt. accompanied by Miss Mary Newton, go tomorrow to Pine Hill in the. OatskIlls.
 The Young Peoples Auxiliary of the Methodist church will hold a picnic at Diamond Ledge next satur- day afternoon The young people will take the o'clouk car.
 Miss Frieda Rand has been appoint. ed musical instructor of Monson acad- smy. Mas Rand's duties In her home town will not conflict with her wor k here and she will return in the fall.
 District Deputy Arthur E Snow and suite will install ofaosrts at VII. imantic tomorrow evening. The lodge at WilIimantio has extended Ia general invitation for local Odd Fel- lows to be present.
 A party of 3l friends gave Mrs. George Eaton . birthday surprise at her home last Saturday evening Re- treatments were served and the even ing proved aSIslIe ols for both guests and hostess.
 Permission has been granted she Grand Trunk railway to build a road from Palmer to she Rhode Island state line, as paFtof its proposed ex- tension to Providence. The petition of She New York, New Haven 8 Hart ford Railroad company was refused.
 Mioky Donahue, who left Holland jail without leave juss when the spring work was coming on, was re- captured at Norwich Tuesday by Sheriff Helm The sheriff was In Norwich with a patient for the insane retreat and came across Mir. DOnahue.
 The Warren Woolen company has added a new dresser and will put In 30 new looms to replace old ones. There has been report that the mill was to shut down while the changes are being made. but the management does not believe that 1t will bs neces. sary.
 Miss Freida Schneider has gone to Germany for Q few months' visit with relatives. A party composed of mem bers of She Girls Joy club and their friends made her Q surprise party at her home Thursday evening of last week. the night before her departure for the old country. The business mems outing will be held at SavIn Rock the 21at. v. E. Hanley was down yesterday represent Ing the local organization, and assisted in arranging the details. Fare for the round trip will be $1.75, and those who attend can make their own arrangements for dinner and refresh. ments, as the amount mentioned does not cover anything but the transport tation. The arrangement was made in this way Go give larger choice for individual selection.
 John Belcher of Mapping died at the Hartford hospital Saturday after noon. The immediate cause of his death was BrightS disease. He had bean sick for some time and was at the hospital for . week. He went to Mapping from Stafford . number of years ago.. Re was 54 years old. He leaves a wife and one daughter. His funeral was held from his late home Monday afternoon. Rev. MF. HuFl- but of the OonaBSga gatIOnal church ofaoiated The burial was In the Mapping cemetsEy.
 A raid was made on . disorderly house In she north west part of the town early this morning, and John Tobin and Alice Abbott were arrested.