The Press., 1910-07-06

Patten has returned from .
 ny at Jamestown. R. <
 has sold his farm on the
 kn&d to s. E. Mattesen.
 Clnire O'Brien of New Brit
 lting Mas Rose Hanley.
 a Mrs Q. R. Newton of New
 Y the gueass of pr. and Mrs. tO. n wton.
 Mrs. O. E. HaFWood and daughter, Asas Grace. arc spending the week Iat HeOket. Mass.
 Mrs. Harlan Allen of RhinebeCk, N II is at the Springs House for her
 nual Stafford visit. Timothy Desmond and daugh hter, Oetherine. of Philadelphia have been VI town for few days.
 Mics Hattie Werner. who is teach. tpg music in New Bedford, is home tDr tho summer vacation.
 Miss Teresa Clalk of Greenwich and Miss Julia Walsh of Ansonia are epeAta of Mrs T. H. Rafftery.
 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bancroft of Springfield were guests of MT. and Mla. J. N. Leach over Sunday.
 Miss Marion l. Jones and MT. and Mrs. John T. Melbourne are guests of pr. J. ". Melbourne at Derby.
 Mrs B. F. Taylor has gone to Ores. cent Beach for vacation, aCcom- pallied by Mrs. Charles Converse.
 Mr. and Ms Walter Bradbury of Ohicopee spent July and 4 with MT. and Mrs. D. O. Bradbury on stafford Street.
 Miss Elizabeth Sanders left home today for Salem. Mass ,s and will go from there to visit New Hampshire friends.
 Mr. and Mrs Joseph TonidandeI and Mics Annie Maggi of MoOsup were the guests of friends in town over Sunday.
 Miss Caroline Remmert. employed at the Howard store, Is spending vacation with friends and relatives in Worcester.
 Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. Meyers. IT,. were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Richard Fise at Crystal Lake over Sunday and sh Fourth
 The case of Ebbets Brewing con- pany of New York against Romano serafln has been satisfactorily adjusted out of court.
 ". Fl. Stafford of Taunton, Mass. spent the 4th and is spending his two. weeks vacation at Hortonhurst on Stafford Street.
 Miss Emma Kuehne Is home from N. J., for the summer va cation. Carl Kuehne of Hartford was home over che FouIth.
 Mrs. Herbert w. Sweet and dauRh. ter, Ruby, of Lebanon have been spending the past week with Mrs. Sweets parents, MT, and Mrs. Laurits Hansen.
 Many spent 8 pleasant afternoon at Ehe grounds of the Country club Mon. day. The day was ideal, and for those not participating in the various sports the broad veranda proved at- 
 Vim. Foster starts to-day for two. weeks trip through New Hampshire telling oils and gasoline for E. A. Buck & Oo. MT. Foster will make Ghe trip in his Stanley steamer which he purchased six weeks ago.
 Misses Alice and Ruth Walker are 1t home for the summer vacation. Miss Ruth has resigned her position at Aontclair, N. J., and will teach at the Manual Training High school in Brooklyn, where Miss Alice has been Tor some time.
 Miss Catherine Desmond, 65, died It her home on High street Friday afternoon as the result of a shock Iustained few days ago. She leaves 'wo brothers, John of this town and Timothy of Philadelphia. Three listers also survive her. Mrs. Patrick aanley, Mrs. Ellen Sullivan and Mics Hannah Desmond. all of this own. The deceased had been a re. Inpoted resident of the town for many
 %. The funeral was held Sunday ! ls6vnoon at 2 o'clock from St. Ed.
 d's church.
 
 Ehe local ball team defeated the somersville nine on She local grounds Iass Saturday by a score of 15 to II. \ game was scheduled for the fore. noon oe the 4th with Thomps )nville, pat ToF some reason the team did not gee here. The battery and first base nan arrived all right. but the others lAiaed 60 put in appearance. Manager FitzpatFick telephoned ThompsonvilIe &pnt 10 o'clock. and was told the
 was on the way. Later he re-
 sd Q telegram from the manager
 Ing the game would have to be peeled. No reason was given. heFe was Q good crowd at the gronnds. and much disappointment Nas felt on the part q the local play .FB aa well as the Nspoctators. The manager returned the money on all 'iokets that were presented, and any 'has were held will be good at the ynme next Saturday, when the Ores.