The Press., 1910-04-06

W. b. Robinson removed his family
to New Haven yesterday.
Andrew Brand Of Hudson, Mass.
has moved to Grant avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Il. A. Blake are
spending few days in New York.
Miss Elinor Valentine has returned
to her musical studies in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Hoyt Of Dam
bury are guests Of Mrs. q. Fl. Baker.
James Sanders has taken q clerk
ship at the Vendome hotel in Hart
ford
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Valentine have
returned from . brief visit In New
York.
State TREASURER and Mrs. r. r.
Patten are receiving congratulations
ON the birth Of SON last Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Ola Bidwell, singer. violinist
and reader, will appear here Friday,
April 29, under the auspices Of the Z.
p. 8. O. 3.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Earl e Hall Of Sims
bury are receiving congratulations on
the birth Of son, and grandson to
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Chandler.
Joseph Braun Of the Stafford Floral
company furnished the carnations
for the businesPmen's banquet, gratis.
. courtesy that was appreciated.
A meeting Of the society Of the
congregational church will be held
next week Wednesday evening TO act
on the resignation Of Rev. 81. A.
Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hewitt Of West
Main street entertained . whist party
at their home last Thursday evening.
Mrs.. Fred Lynch won first prize and
John Stevens took the consolation
prize.
Bert Edger, telegraph operator at
the local station. leaves tomorrow
for Montreal. His local friends pre-
scented him with q handsome briar
pipe last evening as q token of apPre-
citation of his many good qualities. I
There will be brief business meet
ing of the z. o. z. A. tomorrow
evening at the guild room Of Grace
church, followed by a joint social
with the Girls Friendly society,
from half-p seven to half-past nine.
john Rooheford, the concrete man,
is in town and will place four Cross
walks -one from the station to the
Baker block, one from the bank block
to the Congregational church, another
from the station to the Foster stone
block and one opposite Robertson g
store.
John Otis. ID, who resides in the
Kuslansky block on Main street, is
having severe trouble with his eyes.
He has lost the sight of one and there
is question az to whether the other
can be saved. It is thought that the
condition 10 due TO q fall sustained
some time ego at school.
The Athletics opened up the base
ball season Saturday by defeating the
Windy Cities at the fair grounds by
q score of IL to 8. The feature Of
the game was the playing and batting
of N. Gilman. The lineup for
the Athletics Is as follows: B. Wood,
If; e. Greene, of; L. Cote, 1b; d
Greene, 3b; r. Day, 2b; N. Gilman,
o; B. Gale. p; e. Dupre, IF; ].
Donelson, IS.
The trout streams have been pretty
thoroughly whipped since the law
went OF the first Of the month, and
some good strings have been secured.
The more fortunate fishermen were
Fred Wildey, DR.. T.. #. Eaton, Rich
ard Fisk. Louis Feddler, Nj. Has
sett and Anders Jacobsen. Some good
strings were secured out Of the Wilt
mantle river. #. e. Fitzpatrick has
secured few, but has not yet had
his usual luck.
F, L. Olisby writes 3. s. Converse
relative TO the weather in Parker 8.
D. The month of March out there
as we'll as here, has been fine one,
and the grass is as green as it is
usually the first Of May. There has
been q lot Of snow, but not much
frost in the ground to speak of. In
several cases people have dug potatoes
from the ground this spring, which
show no signs of frost.
Rev. Albert s. Hawkes. of Hartford
preached at the Congregational church
last Sunday, and at she close of the
morning service read the resignation
of the pastor, Rev. Henry s. Blake.
Mr. Blake has been with the church
the past four years, and has been an
example in Christian character and
good citizenship. He has many warm
friends, both in and outside Of his
parish, who will regret the rssigna-
tion.
The board Of governors Of the
Country club have organized as fol-
lows: President. J. Fl. Valentine !;
vice president, Fred WILDLY; score.
tary and treasurer, Carl Converse;
collector, r B. Engley. The follow
ing committees were chosen: Greens,
O. B. Pinney, L. f. Eaton, Fred
Wildey captain. r. NJ. Fisk. Ladies
committee, Miss Mabel Meyers. Mrs.
o. B. Pinney, Miss Sophia Brown,
Mrs. J. O. Converse, Mrs. Lewis Mo
Laughlin
e. 81 Haskell of Mansfield has
brought suit on an action of account
against Fred T. Shurtcliffe of Essex.
The case 10 returnable before the
borough court April 25 Attorney r.
II. Fisk will appear for the plaintiff
and Attorney ". A. King Of Wilt
mantle for the defendant. Attorney
w. ii. Reed has brought suit on be-
half Of J. Carl Converse against the
Eastern Connecticut Realty company
for $11O for rent. As the defendant