The Press., 1911-08-16

4uoOoOko AOkka1A db 1u camp nl Pine Point, Crystal Lake.
 The new singer at the Comique thil week is Miss Rose MAcCauley.
 Thomas F. Fare returned Monday from . weeks' vacation at Lowell Mass.
 Frank Patches of Rochester Is . guest at the home of Mrs. ". A. Oomins. ~
 The family of W. E. Hanley broke a two weeks camp at Wildwood cot. tAge, Crystal Lake, last Friday.
 Miss Margaret Hanlsy has taken s position In the office of the Samoset Woolen Oo., at Woonsockst. R
 Miss Irene M Hamel of Bayonne, N. J, is enjoying a two wet ks va. cation with Mrs. R. A. Nothnick.
 Grace Ohuroh Notes: Morning prayer and sermon next Sunday at 1O45 The other services will be omitted.
 MT and Mrs Fred Hall of Phila- delphia are visiting Mrs. Halls par
 nts, MT. and Mrs. Frank OIcutt, on Village Hill
 Mrs John Parkhurst and two chil, dren returned Monday from 8 weeks visit at Yantic Mir. Parkhurst was with them over Sunday. -
 Mrs. W. H. Stafford Is spending two weeks at Hampton Beach, N H 7, with her daughters, Mrs. Ralph Wight of Indian Orchard and Mrs. O H Converse of Boston.
 The town school committee will hold 6 meeting on Monday and con- slider the question of hiring an addi- tional teacher for the high school The walls on she borough school grounds are beInR repaired
 Claude Smith is the singer at the Gem this week The pictures for tonight and to. morrow night are as follows: "The Two Mothers, ""The Fury of 6 Woman's Scorn, Max is Forced to Work" "Zulu Land '
 W P. BIdwell is entertaining his sister law. Mrs Ira Bidwell of At lsnta, Ga. Mrs. Bidwell is aocom- panied by her sister. Miss Bontecue, of Buffalo, and her daughter, Mrs Willard Reyes, and children, Lydia and Conrad. of Woll aston, Mass
 At the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday morning and evening the pulpit will be supplied by a visiting clergyman from the Willimantic camp ground, the pastor being away on 8 two-wetks' vacation. On the 27th the church W Il be closed all day, &C., cording to custom when camp meeting is In session.
 The joint outing of the Stafford and Rockville councils of Knights of Columbus at Wildwood cottage, Orys- tai Lake, last Sunday afternoon W s 8 very pleasant gathering The shore dinner served at 1 o'clock was one of the best There were about 125 present, the attendance from here being about fifty.
 The stone curbIng and roof over the sulphur spring near the ball ground at Hyde Park is completed, and Is very ornamental The repairs 1n the stone wall on the driveway nave been finished. The driveway 8 receiving 8 top dressing. Two leaVy iron park swings have been llaced in the park near the mansion.
 The fourteenth annual reunion of he Holmes Oady Memorial association vas held at Crystal Lake last Thurs lay. Over 100 people attended. There was a lack of sports on account ,f the small attendance among the young folks Plans have bsen dis. ,ussed to have more young people there next year so that the sports will be more important in the program. President O. P. Allen spoke upon the book called the "Oady GeneAlogy, " which, he said, had taken him twenty years to compile. with the help of other persons. The lIst of the deceased members since last year was read by the president as follows: Mrs. N. Oady, Mrs. David Holmes, Mrs. Martha Oushman, Mrs. Sar 1h Pease, Mrs. Amelia Barrett, D Luoius Healy. Mrs. ElVira Holmes, Mrs. Freeman Patten and Mrs. M. Shephard. Mrs. W. Jones read two poems, "The Clowns Baby" and "Aunt CorneliA's Visit," and Mrs. Clarence Oady of Rockville the poem, "How St. Michael's Was Saved. 7" Frederick Cady of Provi- denoe, R I told of some adventures of his ancestors during colonial times Rev. Mir. Lyons referred to the value of the OAdy genealogy because 1t brought ons's mind back 200 years to the time of the early settlers. The officers were elected: O. P. Allen of Palmer, president; A. W. Kingsbury, vice. president; Mrs. Mary F. Holmes, secretary and treas urer; executive committee, A. W. Kingsbury, Marcus Oady, Mrs E Holmes, Mrs. Myron Leonard, Mrs. A. ". KinRsbury, Miss A O. Holmes. Mrs. Pomeroy. Mrs Reuben Converse Mrs Augusta Holmes and Mrs. Emily reception committee, A. W. KingSbury. M. A. Cady, Mrs. Frank