The Press., 1910-05-25
Otis Chapman of Springfield

". L Tuthill has taken a position in a greenhouse at Hartford.
 The mills and business places will close all day Monday, Memorial day
 Mrs Florence Avery of somsrs hal been She guest of Mrs. AndeFs Jacob sen.
 The regular meeting of the Knighti of Columbus will be held next Tues day evening.
 Mrs. Nellie Oady of Orange, Mass. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lynch.
 The liGtle daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Mullen, who has been quite i'll. Is improving.
 Lott O'Halloran is taking a short vacation from hts duties ct Andrew Whiton'a store.
 Miss lyric and Miss Gordon of Hazardville are in camp at the Ellis cottage at Crystal Lake.
 At the Congregational church next Sunday morning Rev A. B. Todd of the Baptist church will minister.
 Carl Wood, the oOrnetist. will go to Gilbertville, Mass., to play with the band in that town Memorial day.
 The Foresters will hold Q social and dance at Society hall Friday evening. Woods orchestra will fur. nish music.
 Contractor Oorsella of Three Rivers. Mass. has taken the contract for Sena's new block and will com menoe work right away.
 Monday being Memorial day, the regular meeting of the school board will be held Tuesday. This Is the last meeting before vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Hainsworth and child of Akron, Ohio, will arrive tomorrow for R visit with Mrs. HalnsWorth' parents. Judge and Mrs Joel H. Reed
 On account of illness, the entertain ment announced for this evening at St. Edwards church by the MaEshalls has been postponed to date to be an- nouncsd later.
 The installation of the officers of the Temple of Honor, which was postponed owing to the absence of Installing Officer Buckley. will be held at the meeting this evening.
 H. P. Lowell, of Brown 6 Lowell, Is absent on a tWo-weeks' trip through Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Yer mont and New Hampshire with a line of guns, ammunition and Fourth of July goods.
 Deputy Sheriff Helm arrested George Vergin last Friday night. and Saturday turned him over to Deputy Sheriff Pitts, who took him to Brook lyn, where he Is wanted for breaking the Windham county jail.
 The severe thunder storm Monday night caused some uneasiness among the nervous. Lightning struck 8 pine in the rear of the Rawister house, but as far as can be learned no other damage was done
 In the case of Michael Debelli against John Dovaieka, olaim for damages in the sale of a horse, will come up in the borough court the 4th of June. Attorney Fisk is for the plaintiff and Attorney O'OonnelI for the defendant,
 Karl Burkamp. 62, died at his home at Village Hill last Thursday of Bright's disease. He leaves a widow and one son, Charles Burkamp The funeral was held Monday and the body was taken to New York for burial.
 George Crawford fell about 20 feet out of an apple tree he was trimming, few days ago. He was rendered un- conscious by the fall, and 1t was at first feared that he was badly injured. No bones were broken, however, and he is able to be out.
 Paul Zaleva and Josephine A. O. Ostrawska will be. married at St. Ed. wards church Saturday at p. ID. with a nupital high mass. On Mon- day morning. at the same church, George O. Ramsey and Florentena M. O. Blanchard will be united in mar riRge.
 The grounds of the Stafford Country club will be open on Monday for mem- bers and friends. Playing will be discontinued during the exercises at the cemetery. Light refreshments will be served. 'Buss will leave Grant avenue at 2.3O and 8 30 p. m. Returns at 5.3O p. m.'
 Congressman O'Connell of Massa. ohusetts, a talented speaker, will de- liver an address at St. Edwards hall next Tuesday evening. Mir. FeIton, an excellent singer, a graduate of Leipsio university, will be with Mir. O'Oonnell and sing several selections.
 Isaac Donaldson was before the borough court this morning. charged with assaulting his wife, breach of peace and resisting an officer The assault was particularly atrocious, in that he pulled several handfuls of hair from the head of his helpmate. Judge Heald gave him nine months, the limit
 Peter Sullivan, who has been the local driver of the American express team for the past three years, finishes his duties to-day and will go to Bel lows Falls, where he has a more lucrative position in the office of the Mir. Sullivan has many local friends who wish him good fortune In his new field. Ed. ward Shea will take the position on the wagon.
 Stafford.