The Press., 1911-09-06
CARL Kuehne was here from Hart
ford ovaF Sunday

ford over Sunday.
y George r. Bard of Norwich is I
guest of his son, DR.. g. P. Bard
! Mrs. Frank Mogle has bsen spend
ing . few days at her oil home II
, Ware.
Battista Pic,in has sold his interes
In she business to his partner, Roman
Serafin
The local ball team played a game
in Somers Sunday, Winning by scor'
of to 8.
Miss Emma Kuehne will return Il
her school duties in Orange, N. J..
Saturday. ..
Miss Alice Abel has returned Il
Danielson and taken up her duties al
teacher. .......
Harry PowneI attended the meet
ing of rural carriers at Hotel Gard'
in Hartford Monday.
Miss Margaret e. Dougherty OF
Centelvllle, r. I is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. W H. Reed. ''..
Miss Esther Converse has returned
from Ware, where she attended the
cold home" celebration.
To the regret of many friends Mr.
and Mrs PRESCOTT Green will remove
to Providence this week.
This is the last week that the looa
business places will close Thursday
afternoon for q half-holiday.
The Central mill will continue the
schedule giving q Saturday half-holi-
day during the winter months.
Miss Teresa CLARK has returned to
Greenwich and has taken up her
school work in the H1vemeyer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mullen and
daug Ruth, returned last night
from q summer of cImp life at Bridge
ton, Me.
Edward II. HnI kins of Worcester
has been in town a few days, return
Ing this morning He took back q
sizable coon in his Vsl'se.
Mrs #. W. Howard is at the Mercy
hospital in Springfield She sustained
an operation yesterday and her chance s
FOR good recovery seem assured.
Mrs. Carl Kuehne will soon move
to Hartford to be with her son, Carl,
who is employed there. The home
on Prospect street has been rented to
Mr.. Scott of ForeEtville.
Miss Marjorie Morse has returned
from ten-days' absence at Sagam OF g
Beach. Mass, where she was attend
ing the o. e. convention. She had
the honor of leading the praise sci
vice last Wednesday morning.
Ernest Peirola, a son of Massenc
Peirola, cut his hand badly on a
brt ken fruit jar last Friday. Several
cords were cut and it required Hb
IA stitches to close the wound The
boy was attended by DR. @. P. Bard
The demooratio caucus for the nomi-
nation of town officers will be he II to-
morrow evening in Borough all at
8 o'clock The republican caucus, for
a similar purpose, will be held at the
town hall in Stafford next Monday
evening at 8 O'Clock ..- III. 49,
The public schools opened yesterday
with q large attendance. Miss Edith
Nichols Of Northampton succeeds
Miss Leonard in the 10th district.
Miss Gertrude Wightman of the Pin.
ney Grammar school at Stafford is to
take q vacation on account Of i'll
health, and her position will be filled
by Ralph A. Booth. Miss Dorothy
Day finally decided not to take the
Orouttville school and the position is
filed by Miss Baohman.
OrcuttVille.
Misses Leona and HAIL Robbins
are visiting friends in New Haven.
Mrs. Julia Converse of Woburn,
Mass has been visiting at ". r.
Preble's.
Mrs. Francis and daughter of Win
ohendon. Mass, are visiting Mrs. e
W. Preble.
Miss Mary Mccormick of Boston
and Miss May Tobin of Holyoke have
been guests at P. J. Hanley's.
Mrs. Grace Dean, Mrs Hester Davis
and Miss Mabel Fitch of Wilmington,
Vt, have been visiting their cousin,
Mrs. W. e. Robbins.
Mrs Eva Hemenway and Mrs.
Nellie Irons, with a party of seven
from Monson, have returned from q
weeks vacation at Quonoohontaugg,
r. 1.
Regular meeting of Woloott lodge
Thuraday evening.
Ell Patnode will sell his house.
hold furniture at auction on Saturday
at p. m.
Miss Leila Williams of Springfield
was q guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Phillips over Sunday. -
Charles Phillips had his arm badly
lacerated by being caught in a spin
ming jack last Monday.
Miss Anna Findeisen has returned
after spending two weeks with her
mother at Concord, Mass.
Miss Minnie Hunt has returned to
her home In Hampden after spending
several weeks with Mrs. Cyril John
son.