The Press., 1910-09-21
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As 4. E60ou WAD AA A0AVAoAU ANSs Saturday.
 Regular meeting of Mashapaug Lake grange this evening.
 Mrs. Jennie Hamilton is visiting in Springfi, Id this week
 Miss Eva spooner of Westford ia employed by Mrs George Towne
 Miss Florence Barrows returns to her studies at Smith college to-day.
 Congratulations to T. O. Newell Observe Mouson news in The Presa of last week
 T. o Newell and John Buckley at tended the republican state convention at Hartford last week.
 Union has waited long for her turn in the good roads movement" but if Commissioner Mob onald's present plans mature the contracts will be let this fall, and the changes and i'm provements which he has in mind will be Of great benefit to large proportion of our population. as both the Rock Meadow road and the main road to Stafford Springs will come in for substantial changes
 Sunday was a beautiful day and there was a good attendance at church. Rev. H. F. Graham's sermon was most interesting and helpfnl-the tsxt was from Mathew 21 :23. Strangers coming here remark upon the large percentage of the congregation who remain for Sunday school The Sun day school is fortunate in having teachers who arc interested and on thusiastic in their work.
 There will be public meeting in the town hall Monday, Sept. 26. at 73O m, to consider the matter of supervision of schools Under the new law the voters will be called up- on to vote on this subjact at tke annual town meeting. At this meet ing on Monday evening an address will be made. after which an oppor- tunity will be given for general dis cussion. Many towns are now taking advantage of the syAtsm of free super vision provided by the state. This is an important matter and it is hoped that the meeting will bs we'll attend ed. Ladies are invited.
 Mashapaug.
 William Pickles is visiting rela tives in Lawrence, Maas.
 Mashapaug was we'll represented at the Sturbridge fair last Frftsay.
 Eugene Walker and H. R Howard attended the republican state conven- tion at Hartford last week.
 Eugene Walker and T. A. Hudson will attend the probate convention at Stafford Springs on Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs J. M. Leach. Miss Helen Leach and Miss Bessie Hamp- ston spent Sunday at Laurel Camp.
 Prof. and Mrs. 0. w. Morrow, Mrs. M. S. Lippman and Miss Julie Lipp- man left the park Tuesday for their respective homes.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Haviland re. turned to their home in Norwich last Friday, having spent about ten. days at Ferry's Inn. .''
 Landlord Ferry entertained a large party last Sunday. Among the mum ber were MT. and Mrs Nicholss Gillis of Webster, Mass Miss Gladys Litch- field and Fl. E Litnhfield of South bridge. MT. and Mrs. Herbert Wight. man, Miss Mildred MacOallum and Miss Gertrude Wightman of Stafford. also parties from Worcester, South bridge and Hartford.
 Rock Meadow.
 Waldo Heck of Southbridge was at home Sunday.
 Eddie Oliver of Enfield Is the guest for few days at Matt Heck's.
 Jennie Heck is spending a few weeks' vacation with her parents.
 George Moore of Staffordville visited his sister, Mrs. Wales, at Oscar Willis Sunday.
 Ida Heck of Stafford Street was at home with liar parents, MT. and Mrs Matt Heck. over Sunday.
 Charlie and Flory Heck of Wales was at home with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Myron Heck. over Sunday
 Mrs Cynthia Snow. who has bsen visiting relatives in this vicinity for two months returned to her home in Springfield this week.
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