The Press., 1910-08-31

| SSN1e N-AnNSAs9 H~PSC spending old home week with friend here.
 At the republican caucus held Mon day evening at the town hall the fol lowing delegates were elected to thu various conventions State, John Buckley, T Q. Newell. EG Walker, Ohaa Proulx; senatorial, John Buck. ley, T. o Newell H. R. Howard, W. Richard: congregational. John Buck. ley, l.. M Reed, M. J. Brown, K. O. Walker; probate. E. G. Walker, Ohas. Proulx, F. A. Moore, J. A. Hudson; county, H. R. Howard, O.. ". Thayer. W. R. Horsman, H. F. Oorbin; town committee, H R How ard. chairman, T. O. Newell, W. R. Horsman. Resolutions introduced instructing state delegates to vote for Everett Lake, also to use influence at convention to have inserted in plat form articles favorable to a public utility bill.
 Rock Meadow.
 Samuel Heck was at home over Sunday.
 Miss Jennie Heck returned to her work at Thompsonville Sunday after vacation of two weeks.
 Mrs. Sarah Mathews and her daughter. Lillian. of Westford spent week with Mrs. Mary Mathews.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bosworth and little son. Herbert. were the guests of her mother, Mrs. F, H Ballou, last Sunday and attended the service at the bungalow
 Mashapaug.
 Wade MoOree Is spending few days in Springfield, Mass.
 ElWin PrebIe of Orcuttville was in town Sunday afternoon.
 A slight frost visited the lowlands in this vicinity last Friday night.
 Ernest Oorbin and family of Somers are at N. H Kinney's for a two weeks visit
 Harry Royce of Springfield. has been spending a two-weeks' vacation at Lyman Moore's.
 The village school will open Sept 9th with Miss Amanda Thompson of StuTbridge as teacher.
 Mrs. Ashley of Lyme is the guest of Mrs. O H. Walker. Mrs. Ashley's husband was former pastor at the village church
 Miss Julie Morrow and Miss Marie Morrow arrived at Mayland Park last week, where they will be with their parents, Prof. and Mrs. O. W. Mor- row, for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Olcott, Mrs Estelle Crawford and daughter, Miss Eulah, returned to their homo in Nor wich Monday, having spent two months at ''Hemlook leland"
 Dwight Whittemore and family of Brockton, Mass and former residents of Union, were guests of MT. and Mrs George Crawford last week, and with them attended the "old home day" gathering at Mt. Ochepetuck.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. Y. Brown will re- turn to their home in Philadelphia Sept. 1st. Dr. Browns cottage. ''The Olearview, has been greatly improved by coat of paint and is now one of the most attractive cos :. tages in the Park.
 A very sad drowning acoident oc, cured at Windsor Locks Sunday af- ternoon, when Bert Hollingworth of Springfield lost his life in attempting to save that of his chum Mir. Hol lingworth was we'll known in this vicinity. having been here many times to visit his cousins at the Wal ker homestead. Mrs. Priscilla Hol- Iingworth, aunt of the young man, left for Springfield Tuesday morning
 quiet wedding took place at the Congregational parsonage in Union Sunday. when Harry Ryder and Miss Martha Thompson were united in marriage by Rev. Hugh Graham. Both parties are we'll known in this vicinity. The bride is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Dan. Thompson and was born in this village, and MT Ryder has been employed on the Wells lands for the past two years MT and Mrs Ryder will reside in the Eugene Walker cottage. opposite the Hudson residence
 Last Sunday being one nf the most perfect day s of the season. an unusual- Iy largs number of psopls visited the lake. Landlord Ferry furnished dim ner for 58 people. Among those from Stafford were Mr and Mrs J. B. Hough, Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Oady, A. D. Ca1y, Miss AIica Bullard, MT. and Mrs. John Foster, Will Foster, Mrs J. M. Leach and Charles Ohand- Ter. Others were Miss Alice Mat thewa and friend from Hartford and several parties from Southbridge. Among the visitors at Mayland Park on Sunday were three automobile parties. consisting of Agent Childs of the Boston Duok company of Bond ville, Mass, and his family, Dr. and Mrs. Oaswell of Palmer. Mass, MT. and Mrs. Stewart and friend of Bond vile. They also visited the Wells pine nursery.
 Mt. Ochepetuck Notes.
 Rev A Arnold Ross of Stafford will speak at the vesper service next Sunday.
 Rev. Mir. Lawson, Mrs Baldwin, Misses Evangeline and Helen Bald win returned to New Haven the first of the week.
 Among the automobile parties that visited the mountain this week were George A. Dresser, E. E. Sabin, H. O. Oady and S Dresser. all from Coutbh~Sd0o CUSI1Ra.,n n Qk1.awk e.1,,,