The Press., 1911-06-14

| ASV0 Sunday as memorial day. | Mrs. Charles Bard of Norwich the guest of Dr. and Mrs. c. P. Bard
 Miss May Chandler is home iron Simmons college for the summer "a cation.
 There will be Q meeting of the Re- Men and election of oflc ars to-moFrOv evening.
 MT. and Mrs Anthony Adams ar' in Norwich, called there by the deatE of relative.
 Miss Florence Garvais of the Stree was given a surprise party last even ing, 36 being present.
 The high school entrance examina tions will be held at the high school building next Tuesday at Q. m.
 Mrs. John Foster, George and Hugh Crawford are attending Che Banford. Merrlck wedding at Monson to-day.
 There will be a meeting of the ". O T. U. at the chapel of the OoDgre- gational chapel next Tuesday at 8 p. m.
 Miss Mabel Pease has gone to Brattleboro for Q few weeks and will spend the balancs of the summer iD Canada
 A past masters night was held by the local Masons last evening, H. s Abel presiding. A collation. followed the work
 Mrs. O W. Eaton, who has bsen confined to her bed with a severe at- tack of indigestion, is able to be about the house again.
 Charles Ray, a baritone, is singing at the Gem theatre this week. The feature biograph tonight and to-mor- row night Is "A Decree of Destiny |"
 Mrs. Jens Christensen, 94, fell Sat- urday. ruIt4ring fragments of the wrist and right arm, with severe in. jury of right c1e, k and is mined to her bed She was attended by Dr Newton.
 A regular meeting of Eastern Star will bs hell next Tuesday evening There W II be an initiation The chapter has been invited to a banquet bv Hartford O. E. s. this evening Ablut twenty wilt attend.
 Miss Mary Wildey, who Is attending Howard seminary. West Bridge ewater, took leading part in Midsumme, Nights. DrAam" gwen on the campus Monday. The Bott1n Herall tp aks highly of the production and gives pictures of the cast.
 Miss Frances Alden graduated at Northfield seminary yesterday. having taken the four-years' classical course In three years, in preparation for Wellesley college. Mir. and Mrs Hannibal Alden attended the exercises and heard a concert by the Estey glee club, of which Miss Alden is a mem- ber
 The Holland County Street Railway c>mpany organized yesterday with the following tcckholders: A. s. May, 48O shares; B I Spcck, 10; N. s. Buckingham, 10. The stockholders are all affiliated with the New Haven system, and the organization is no doubt perfected to retain the life of the charter granted two years ago.
 Michael McOarthy's dog Sport" has joined the majority. 'sport" was of the shaggy variety and had a narrow escape from being yellow. There was nothing yellow about his character, however, and in intelligence he ranked with the best of them. Friends of Sport, and he had many. will learn of his death with sincere regret. He was run over by an auto a few days ago and 1t was necessary to put him out of his misery.
 Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. M. F. Dwight Is recovering from au illness of several weeks' durA. tion.
 MT. and Mrs. George Latham were guests of their son in Sturbridge over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. P. Simmons of Hydeville are receiving congratula- tIons on the birth of . son last Mon- day.
 Mrs. W. H. Jenkins of Springfield is caring for her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Goodell, who has been quite i'll for the past week
 MT and Mrs. F. J. Glover and Mrs. Jacob Glover are attending she funeral of MT. Glover'H uncle, Fred erick Richter. at Norwich to-day.
 Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Burley of Holyoke, formerly of this place, are to return t. Stafford and will move to the place now occupied by O. O Pin- ney.
 Mrs. F. J. Glover was called last Saturday to Griswoldville, Mass to attend the funeral of her cousin, James Ashton, which was held Sum- day.
 Miss Helen Leonard is suffering from blood poisoning oaused by the cutting of 8 corn. She was quite i'll Saturday and Sunday, but is somewhat better.
 Five thousand dollars has been set aside by the trustees of she Hyde Park fund for Q playground at this end of the town. The village is indebted to a few loyal citizens who are never found wanting when the interest of this village is at stake.
 Russell Colburn and son, Clifford, are building two summer cottages on Lake Florence, Wales. Mrs Russell