The Press., 1910-08-10

1hq ". x&. O. a@ holding aea annual picnic at Laurel park today.
 Meeting of the Ladias' Auxiliary of shs A. o. II. Thursday evening.
 Miss Grace Chandler of Leominstsr, Mass. ia a guest Of laisa Ruth Walker. Mira. M. B. Fisk and Mias Oelia Hols are at Lee. Maas., for . couple oi weeks.
 Arrangements are about completed for the annual reunion of the Oady family at Crystal Lake tomorrow.
 Miss Doris Pease entertained . party of friends at her home yesterday afternoon, the occasion being her 1th birthday.
 State Treasurer E. E. Patten. LewfG McLaughlin and Attorney R. III, Flick are attending the lagislasive reunion as sAvln Rock to-day
 Mir. and Mrs. OhriatopheE Allen and Miss Beatrioe OOngdon have gone for few weaks In the vicinity of their old bOme at Davisville, B. T..
 Mrs. Sophia Bissonette. ga. wife Ol Wm. Blssoneste, died gastsfday of uraem 0 convuIsions. The funeral will bs held from St EdwAFd's church to- morrow.
 Misses Mary and Helen Leach, Miss Harriet Werner and Miss Mildred MncCallum arc to join Rev. 0. H. Pnf1er and D. M. Leach at L@nEel Camp tomorrow. ssss
 Rev. Edgar E. Clark. a former pas tor of the Msthodist church. now of Providence. has. been. reunited to his brother after an absence of 60 years His brother Is Edwin Clark of Butts county, California. The brother has had an eventful life in the gold fields of she west, and, awhile ago sdEer- tIsed in shs Hartford Times with the view of finding iRuany of hia relatives were still living. It was through She cd. that he got track of his brother. and In spits of his Sl years decided Go come on. The reunion took place at Rev. Edgar Ulark's summer place at Marthas Vineyard.
 The Warren Woolen company has nearly completed the repairs and changes incident to taking over the plant of the Stafford Worsted com. pany. The interior has been re- painted and new maple floors have been laid from top to bottom. Work men are installing She new machinery, whiuh has been held up by the strike on the Central Vermont. The ship, ping room has been moved to a build ing that was formerly used as 8 wool house by the Stafford Worsted com pany, and ths old finishing room Is being torn down to make room for an extension to the boiler house. Uss i
 Stafford.
 Wm. Black is at South WoOdstoOk for a vacation.
 Mrs. J. F. Brown Is confined to the house by illness. gs
 Mrs. II. F. Oady is at Crescent Beach for a fortnight.
 Herbert Phillips has returned from a vacation spent at MashapauR.
 Miss Anna Findeissn has returned from a visit with friends in New Haven.
 Rev. F. D. Luddington of Quaker Hill will preAOh next Sunday at 10 45 6. m. and p. m.
 Fred RabadeAn of Woonsockek. B.. l.. is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Rabadeau. a
 Mrs. Eva N. Buebee returned last week from a visit with friends in New Haven and savin Rock. syts
 Mr. and Mrs. }. ". Rollinson have returned from a visit with relatives in Belohertown and Springfield.
 Rev. and Mrs. George Thompson and sons of LaOonIa, N. Fl are the guests of Mrs. Emily Thompson.
 Mrs. Emily N. Goodell and Albert Lyon attended the Brown family re- union held on the WilllmAntIO camp ground recently.
 Mias Susan Paul of St. Thomas. Can. and Mias Abbie Richmond of Ashford were recently the guests of Mrs. Emily Goodell.
 Miss Bertha Ensminger Is making rapid recovery from an operation per+ formed in Hartford hospital last Fri, day for Appendicitis.
 Mrs. Charles .DImock and daughter, Marjorie, returned last Saturday from Harrison's Landing, where they were the guests of friends for . week.
 Mrs. Miller of Springfield, Mrs Gerst of Pitts6eld and Christian Ems minger of Yonkers, N. r.. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Enaminger. AGiaa Della St. Marie is one of s party of friends who will spend a week at Block Island, going from there to NArrAgansett Pier for . week.
 Mrs. George Latham hos received word that her sister. Mrs. Henry Whit. ford of Scotland, Is in very serious condition dne to a shock sustained last Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams of WIllimantio and Mira. E. N. Hyde and daughters. Vera and Irene Hyde. of New Haven were callers at the home of Mrs. Emily M. iGoOdell on Sunday, MF. Adams making the trip in his automobile.
 When returning from the Springs Monday evening the team owned by Wm. Park and driven by his son. Angus, collidsd with team driven by Vim. Sanford of the Springs. The occupants Of Vim. PArk's carriage, Mis Mabel, Angus and MF. Park. -nwm Ahwnwwn c~ak h4aA Warnan ~uaxn anwS :