The Press., 1910-08-24


 farm in Westford.
 Miss Annie Herring of Rockville Is visiting in the borough. Miss Mary Halpon of Worcester is the gueat'of Miss Margaret Hanley.
 R H. Fisk returned last evening from a few days business trip to New York.
 Mrs. GiIorist of Providence has taken the position of overseer of the sewing at the Rhode Island plant
 At meetings the past week the Con- gregational church and society voted unanimously to extend call to Rev. Raymond c. Olapp uf New Haven to become their pastor. Mr. Olapp has accepted and will occupy the pulpit Sept 4th, moving his family, which consists of wife and three -months' old son. to the parsonage as soon as possible. Mir. Olapp was born in Chelsea in 1879 and educated at Bos- ton public and Latin schools. the Bos- ton university, where he received his B. A. degree, and the Yale divinity school, where he obtained his B. D. in 1908 and M A. in 1904. Here, he was commencement speaker, the Fogg prize winner for scholarship and awarded the Hooker fellowship for foreign study. For year he was director of religious work and mis- sions in connection with the Divinity school, From June, 1904, to Sep tember, 1906, he studied at Gottingen and Berlin, Germany. preaching the first year alternate Sundays in the English service at the former place. and supplying the American church in Berlin four months in 1906. In 1908 MT. Olapp was ordained in Phil lips Congregational church, South Boston. and has since 1906 been d. rector of religious work at Yale di- vinity school Mrs Olapp was Miss Janet N. Harris. B. A of New York oity, educated at Northfield, Syracuse university, Columbia college. where she received her M A degree, study ing later at Leipzig and Tubingen, German. She taught German in New Jersey and New York city.
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 J. G Wightman and family are at Block Island.
 Mrs. F. l.. Upham is at Williman- tic camp ground for a week.
 Miss Florence Walbridge Is the guest of relatives in Hartford.
 Miss Margaret Black is the guest of her unole, J. Wm. Armitage, of Vest ford.
 The services at the Baptist church next Sunday will be conducted by the pastor.
 Thomas Moriarty of Wilmington is again employed by the Riverside Woolen Oo.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Warren and daughter, Esther, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Cook of Bridgton. Me.
 MT. and Mrs George Latham and Mir. and Mrs. H. M Jenkins were called to Willimantio last Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. H o. Whit ford, a sister of Mrs. Latham.
 Mrs. Wm. Hassstt of Worcester and her daughters, Mrs. Flora Collins of Whitman, Mass, and Mrs Nella HardmRn of Worcester spent few days last week with Mrs. M. F. Dwight.
 Miss Mabel Colburn gave a party last Friday afternoon In honor of her cousin, Miss Ruth Johnson, of New Haven. Games were played and re- treatments and ice cream were served. fine time is reported by all who were present.
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 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Putnam re- turned home last Saturday after a two-weeks' vacation.
 Rev. and Mrs Robert Williams are spending their vacation with relatives in Chaplin and Boston
 Mrs. A. Vincent, practical nurse of Springfield, is spending few days with Mrs H. O. Dunham.
 Mrs. Wm. Chandler and daughter, Mildred, are the guests of relatives in Coventry and Turnerville.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert rAyllr an family moved Monday into the tene- ment vacated by David soott.
 Mrs. GB. Howard. Miss Ethel and Wesley Howard of Chaplin were guests at the Methodist parsonage over Sun day.
 Prayer meeting subject at Congre- gational church Wednesday, 30 p m., Faith and trust <" Heb. 11:1- 40; Ps. 37:3.7.
 Henry Stevenson of Somers, Monroe Wright and Mrs. Frank Brown of Monson attended the funeral of Mrs. s. Sanger Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ezra s. Colburn, ac. oompanied by their grandson. Mert, ,n l.. Thompson, visited MT. and Mrs. Charles D. OOlburn at Palmer Sun day.
 Mrs F. M. Kent of Wales. aged S4 years, attended the funeral of her sister -in-law, Mrs. 8. Sanger, Tues day. making the trip in an automo- bile, 1t being her first automobile ride
 Mrs. H. O.. Durham went to Hart ford last week Tuesday and returned with her mother, Mrs. Sarah Sanger, in an automobile ambulance. accom- panied by Mir. and Mrs. OJ. Clark of Terryville.
 Methodlst Church Notes: The pas- tor preached last Sunday morning from 1st Samuel 10: 26 A solo by Mir H0ward uas mu0h Aniovad hv