The Press., 1910-03-30

Mrs. D. ". Foskitt of Palmer visited friends In town over Sunday. Mrs. Joseph MurEy and daughter Nellie, of Thorndiks visited relativel In town over Sunday.
 ; Twenty younR partridge, furnished by the fah and game commission were liberated on Stafford Street last Friday.
 The woman's Guild of Grace church are holding an apron and food sale at the guild room this afternoon from 8 to 5. Afternoon tea will be served
 Nearly every seat was taken at the Congregational church Sunday even ing. V hen the regular ohoir, assisted by Thomas Waterman. tenor, of Hart ford. and Mrs. T. F. Mullen. rendered the oantata, ''The Daughter of JAirus 2 It isa very beautiful can- tAtA and was finely given.
 The appointments of census emu lmeratoTs for this vicinity Is given on the first page E. H. Plumb, who is to make the enumeration outside of the borough, was the only applicant from this town, so B. M. Lawson, who has been appointed for Union. has also been appointed for the borough. ~
 John Ssna is fixing over his build ing recently damaged by fire. The moving picture hall will be changed so as to occupy the entire rear of the building, with an entrance at the west end through the room recently occupied by the barber shop He has not rented the moving picture hall to any one as yet The two remain ing stores will be fitted up for rent.
 Wm. QuInlan left his work in Faulkner's mill yesterday afternoon owing to illness. He was taken with A fainting spell when going up the stairs leading from the mill, and fell. Be was taken toshis home and soon recovered Mir. Quinlan has been fighting an attack of the grip for several days, which ia thought to be the cause of his weakened condition.
 TonidAndel & Fontanella. local carpenters. have about completed 8 new dancing hall on the farm of N. Serafn at Cooper Lane. The hall is 3Ox3O, with music. refreshment and cloak rooms attached There will also be two ball alleys A consider able amount of labor is being put CD the grounds. and when finished will make a neat place for private gather inRs, etc
 Baker chapter, Eastern Star, enter tained about 35 members of Hope chapter of Rockville Tuesday even- ing. The degrees were exempliied before the visitors upon two oandi- dates, and at the oloss refreshments were served. Remarks were made by the worthy matron and patron of Hope chapter, and they oomplimented Baker chapter very highly upon their work and tiourishing condition For the next regular meeting next Tuesday evening there is no work plannsd, owing to the probable absence of several officers. Only routine busi nesg will be transacted.
 Fire Warden Henry Fisk is at tempting to aes that the law relative to kindling fires is observed, hoping to mitigate Che extensive damage done each year by these fires. The law provides that every person who shall kindle, or authorize another to kindle, a fire in the open air, outside of the borough or city limits, must have writ ten permit from che fire warden. This law ia in effect between March 18th and June 1st, and Sept 5 and Nov. 1st. The penalty for not observing the law is 6 hne of not more than $20O or imprisonment for not more than 6 months. or sboth. Warden Fisk has appointed the following dep uties: E.. w. Brooks. Samuel Rock we'll, John Rockwell, John Foster, Joseph Gagne, John Larned, Frank Belcher, Willis Belcher, George Cooley, Newell Delphia. Wesley Brad. way, Jarvis Hatch, Myron Leonard, E. W. Chaffee. Elmer Blair, Fl. F. Cady, E. O. Pinney, Marshal Bolieau, W. E. Demond, Burt T. Eaton, 0. G. Ellis. F. A. Keefe, W. R Preble, Lavergne Dimock, O. E. Glazier, F. 2. Fairfield. Selden Smith, 0. E Kelly, E. P, Kellogg. o. P. Brad way. Merriok J. Worthington, Frank Plumb.
 HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
 The basketball team concluded it's basketball season by defeating the alumni by score of 24-16 last Sat. urday in Borough hall. The game was exceedingly fast, with some good basket shooting by Crane and Patton
 The line.up:-
 Patten. If E lg. Crane Butterneld. If rg, Lee Newton, 0, Remmert Wagner. rg If, Wobbeoke Charter, Is If, Smith.
 Baskets from floor, Patten 4, But. terfield, Newton. Wagner ?, Charter p, Crane 3. Remmert 2, Wobbecke 3. Goals from fouls, Newton B.. Patten. Referee, Mountain. Scorer, Engley. Timer, Yare.
 In . preliminary game between the 2d high school and the grammar school. the game was a tie. A. John Rafftery, 1,was the star of the game.
 As the baseball season Is close at hand, the candidates are being worked into shape for the positions vacated by the graduating class last year. Ed. Newton, II, most promising