The Press., 1910-05-04
Mrs. John smiledee ia confined {,

Adelbert Needham expects another carload of horses Saturday.
 Attorney ". H. Reed is driving . Buick model 10 automobile.
 Miss GeorgiannA WAshburn Is con- tsmplating Q visit to Scotland.
 pr. G. P. Bard. who has been i'll for few days, is able to be out.
 Mrs. John A. Foster is spending . few days with friends in Palmer.
 Mrs. E. Dlmmock Is quite Ill at her home in the Crystal Lake district.
 O. D Preston has the contract to paint the Methodist church and par sonage.
 Miss Carrie Remmert has been called to Warren, Mass. by the seri- ous illness of her sister, Mrs. Charles Davis.
 The borough and town officials have agreed on $23OO as the town appor. tionment to the borough for roads for this year.
 Mrs. Clem Schmidt, who had gall stones removed at the Springfield hospital a few days ago, Is reported as doing well.
 The officers of Baker chapter of the Eastern Star visited Hope ohap- ter, Rockville lodge, last evening. The grand officers were present.
 The local Knights of Columbus had a ladies' night and social last evening. Lynoh's orchestra furnished music and the party proved very enjoyable.
 J. A. Mix has purchased of the Eaton estate the building used as 8 shop. He Is moving the lumber to Tol. land avenue, where he will build a house
 Officer Louis Helm has resigned as night officer. The court of burgesses have not accepted the resignation and an effort will be made to have him 
 The s Fl. 8. baseball team was de- Ieased by the storrs second team on the fair grounds last Saturday by al score of 1O-4 Next Saturday the same teams will oross bats on the 5torrs college diamond.
 H. M. Lawson has completed his duties as census enumerator in the borough. He has made 8 thorough canvass, and while DO figures are given out, 1t Is estimated that the has over 5000 people. The last census gave the borough 246O.
 A dance Is to be given by the Ger. man club at their hall on Westford avenue on Saturday evening, May 14th. The proceeds are to be for the benefit of the Rockville, hospital Music by Lynoh's orchestra, T. J. prompter. Admission, 25o.
 New street lights are being tried on Main srteet of smaller capacity, but 8 larger number. The lighting have asked that five arc lights be tried, instead of three. as formerly used. After trying both kinds a decision will be made as to which seems the most desirable.
 Stafford council, Knights of Go. umbus. has elected WE. Hanley and diohael O'Halloran delegates Go the tate convention to be held in New lritain May 10. The Altsrnates are Vm. Delligan and Phillip Lynch. bout 15 members went to Palmer unday to witness the degree work.
 Augusta CanestrAri and Miss Angus. a Panciera were united in marriage l .t St Edwards last Saturday morn ng at 8 o'clock by Rev. George J. 0onAhue. Angelo 'Argenta was best nan, and Miss Della Delone of Me. was bridemaid. The newly married couple will make their nome in town.
 Shakespeare, Q one handed pool ex- pert, will play Q match exhibition game of pool at Roberts Bros. rooms. evening. His opponent will be Hans Hansen. Hansen, to win, must make 15O points with two hands before Shakespeare makes 100, using one hand. After the game he will give an exhibition of fancy shots.
 Mrs. AureIia F. Maine, wife of Julius P. Maine, . former resident, lied at Florence, Mass, last Wednes. day of heart disease in Q store where the was making some purchases. Mrs. Maine was a native of this town, but had lived in Florence ever since her marriage. She was an active mem- Der of the Florence Methodist church, being treasurer of the church society and active In the work of the Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. Maine is survived by her husband, a daughter, Florence, tour sisters. Mrs. Lottie Peck of Wales, Mrs. Maria Fletcher of Oroutt. Ville, Mrs. Amelia Fenton of Colorado and Mrs. Josiah Converse of this town. The funeral was held Friday afternoon at 80 in the Florence Methodist ohurchSt
 Monson, Ludlow, Indian Orchard md Ware have formed a baseball league, and for this purpose repre-. of these town have twice net in Palmer to perfect arrangements Or the seasen. Dr. MeQuaid of Aonson was chosen president, and Ar. Shines of Indian Ochard secretary. stafford has been invited to enter the eague. which shall have local play DTS only, and was represented at the last meeting. No definite statement WAs made that Stafford would organize A team and join, as the representative, who attended the meeting on invita- lion, did not know whether this was