The Press., 1911-07-05

of Springfield were in town yesterday.
 Mrs. Roger Grant of Hartford wal e guest of Miss Mary Converse over the Fourth
 Mr. and Mrs. W. Fl Sweet of Will limAntic have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. H O. Holt
 The boarding house of the late Mrs. O'Halloran will be managed by the estate until it is sold.
 Mrs. J. BrockbAnk of Sacramento, Gal. Is expected today At the home of her brother, ". P. Bidwell.
 Mrs. A I Mitchell and children, David, Katherine, Linda and Ronald, are visiting relatives In PittsAeld, Mass. .....-..
 Mr. and Mrs. ". Fl Reed and son. Joel Henry, have been spending . few days at their summer home in Westeord.
 w.O. Sanford, Roy Sanford, Robert Demond and Harbett Phillips were at
 
 PleAsAnt Point camp. NAshapAug, for the Fourth.
 Mir. and Mrs.. H. B. Mowry and children, Harold and Helen, of Stsr- ling have been guests of pr. and Mrs G. Peroival Bard.
 Miss Louise Webster of Boston is at home and has been camping at Crystal Lake a week Mrs. Benjamin BiCk- nell of Brighton has been her guest there. s.-
 Notwithstanding the intense heat a large number enjoyed the afternoon and early evening at the golf grounds Vt sserday. Golf matches, tanuis- and cards were in order and refreshment were served.
 At the OongFegA gAtionAl church San day seven persons were received into membership on confession of faith and one by latter. There were also four boys baptized into Ohristian nurture. Communion followed, making a very imprs sssive service.
 A perfect day and . large attend ance of children made Q succ sssful pionlo for the Congregational Sunday school Thursday at Evergreen park Many drove to the grounds through out the day, and the SD. cial sports added to the jollity of she occasion.
 The Knights of King Arthur and Scout camp at Wales pond spent Q suo. cessful wsk last week. and returned on Saturday by one oi the Hudson cars. The boys enjoyment of the fishing was ampljHed by the generous courtesy of one of our local firms While in camp . long walk was taken to Lead Mine pond and the old mines in Sturbridge.
 Several from here went to New London last Friday for the Yale. Harvard boat race. Attorney M. D. O'Oonnell was among the numbar and was one of the party of guests of the mayor of New London. MT O'Oon- nell reports that while the boat race was not sxoiting there were other features. making a very enjoyable outing
 A horse owned by DaDalt Bros. ran down Furnace avenue Friday after noon. Early in, the run, near the Warren mill, the team went down an OolIiding with a hitoh- Ing post and taking two wheels from the wagon. The team was stopped near The Press office and not much damage was done, except to the wagon.
 Grace OhurCh Notes: The Litany was read yesterday morning, Inde- pendence day. at 945, followed by the holy communion. The parish and Sunday school picnic will be held this week Saturday At the Gold farm, Crystal Lake, with practically the same arrangements As last year, in- cluding the basket lunch at noon. Special car will leave Furnace avenue at ten minutes of nine, due back in the afternoon about quarter of six. All members of the parish, attendants at Grace church, and membeTs of all the parish societies are invited. trans- portAtion free. Guests visiting In the homes of our people are also invited If stormy on Saturday, the pIonic will be postponed to Monday, and the church bell will be ruug at 7.3O a. ID. Saturday in case of such post ponement.
 Holyoke TrAnsCript July 1: The marriage of Miss Edith Hollsy dAugh- ter of Henry Holley of Fairfield ave- nue, to Edward Willis, of Ithaoa, N. r., took place this afternoon at 8 o o'oloOk. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. O. HAnhnm, pastor of the First -lonstsgAtdonsI church. There Rsrs about 75 friends and rela- tIvss present At She ceremony, and 200 guests attended the reception which followed. The house was attractive. ly decorated. The front parlor was in green and white, ferns and lilies of the valley being used, aAd the cere. mony was performed before Q bank oi palms. The back perlor was trimmed with pink roses and the reception room with crimson ramblers. The stair case was entwined with ferns and ramblers, she effect being very at. traotive. There were no attendants. The bride was charming in . white chiffon gown over white satin, the trimmings of hand run lace and pea Il beads. She carried . shower bouquet of bride roses. Mrs. O. W. Adams played the wedding march as the bride came down the front stairs on the arm of her father, and entered the front pArlor, where they were met by the groom and clergyman. The single ring service was used. The