The Press., 1910-03-30

l Mrs. Hannah Horton visited hel daughter, Mrs. James Burnett of Stur. bridge. the past week.
 Mr. and Mrs H. Graham attend sd the rhetoricals at Woodstock. acad emy. Woodstock, last Thursday.
 ". P. Marcy of Hartford and his sister. Mrs. H. Phillips of south bridge, called on friends in town last Sunday.
 Q. z. Batcheler of Whitinsville was in town last week looking after his lumber business on the lot near the Q. Young place.
 Joseph Szabc, who has been em- ployed in steel manufactory in Bridgeport, has returned to his farm for the spring and summer. @
 The beautiful weather on Sunday helped to make the Easter service pleasanter. After the service the lovely flowers were distributed among the sick of the parish.
 R. B. Horton, while gathering eggs last Saturday from his pen of Buff Plymouth Rocks. found an egg that measured "A inches by 64 and weighed ouuc s Nexti
 Linnie Holsman, the little son of William Horsman, was taken i'll with scarlet fever last Friday MT Hors- man Is also ill with the grip, and much sympathy is felt for the family.
 A very slight typographical error sometimes makes surprising change, as was the case in the item last week in regard to Judge H E. Back. Of course the year in which he was one of the legislative representatives from Union was 1897, and not 1879.
 Out of the 5000 young partridge to be distributed by the fish and game commission throughout the state, John Butkley, in conjanction with Game Warden W. H Hall of Willing. ton. has secured an allotment of 20 for Union, which were liberated the past week. @ "
 Deacon E. N Lawson has been i'll with severe attack of the grip, and Mrs O B Carpenter was also afflicted with the same malady. Few of their Union friends were aware of their ill ness till they were on the road to re- covery. It is too bad that east side friends have their telephones on different division. .|
 There was a good attendance at the Easter service last Sunday. Rev. Hugh Graham had an excellent sermon, taking his text from Luke 24:6. "He is not here, but is risen '' The choir had beautiful anthem and other music appropriate to the oc- casion, and the church was decorated with lovely floral offerings
 The ladies' society held a social at the town hall Monday evening, and jolly time is reported. Read. ings, recitations, stories, games and music made the time pass quickly Miss Elsie Horton's musical selection was much enjoyed Friends of John Buckley were glad that his home visit took him out from Hartford in season for the social.
 Mashapaug.
 MT. and Mrs. Roscius Back of Southbridge were guests of friends in town last Sunday.
 Little Ellsworth Ryder recently, while playing in a ditch, met with quite 8 serious accident. A large rock fell on him. breaking his collar bone,
 Rock Meadow.
 Sam and Herbert, also Miss Jennie Heck, were at home over Easter.
 The school began it's spring term last Monday, with Della Heck as teacher.
 Mrs. Lermen of Norwich was the guest of Mrs Adelbert Agard a few days last week,
 Mr. and Mrs H A. Bosworth and little Herbert, Vivian and Lucy Kemp of Staffordville. MT. and Mrs. Everett Mathews and Mrs. David Mathews spsnt Easter with Mrs F. Fl Ballou.