The Press., 1911-06-21

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 A son was born June 1st to Mr. an Mrs. Frank Quoaga.
 Sheriff Helm is at his camp q
 Mashapaug for . rest.
 A son was born to Nr. and Mrs. Al fred Bidorini June 9th
 Mrs. Mary Durkee spent Sunday with relatives at Mansfield Depot.
 Miss Rose Hanley Is home from Terryville for the summer vacation.
 John Warren of Providence is the guest of his brother, James Warren.
 John Foskett of Holland, . former resident, has been visiting friends in town.
 Charles H. Demond is at Williaml college attending his fifth class re- union. :--.:1s
 Miss Mary Wildey Is at home from Howard seminary, West Bridgewater, for the summer.
 Miss Beatrice Oongdon has returned from Ingleside, New Milford, for the summer months.
 Mrs. J. M. Horniss of NarraRansett Pier has been spending . few days with friends in town
 Robert Demond returned yesterday from the Amherst agricultural ool- 1ege for the summer vacation.
 A bowling team from Monson will come here tomorrow evening and try with local rollers.
 Robert Buckley, who has been con- fined to his bed for many months, seems little more comfortable.
 Mrs. Thomas Sanders of South bridge, Mass was the guest of MT. and Mrs W Fl. Reed over Sunday
 Dr. James Stretoh has returned from a brief visit with his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Stretch, of Meriden
 Mir. and Mrs. George W Chamber lin of West Hartford were guests at A. L.. Towards she first of the week
 F. Perry Olmstead of South Nor Walk has taken a temporary position with the Central Manufacturing com oany.
 The graduation exercises of the ocal high school will occur in the Jomique theater this evening at S ,'clock
 W. H. Spedding of New York spent and Sunday with his sister, Mrs. F. H. Spelman, on Highland Terrace.
 MT. Adams of Springfield has been n town, by invitation of the Hyde ,ark commissioners, and has looked he lower lot over. He will submit a ,lan for it's improvement later.
 Victor Bissonnette of the Standard lard Clothing company was taken to ] hospital in Hartford this morning or treatment for appendicitis. It Is cared that an operation will be leoessary.
 A special meeting of the Ecolesias- ioal society of the Congregational ! huroh will be held Friday evening, me 30, to act on the re-engagementl ! f Rev. R. G. Olapp, whose year z expires in July.
 Miss Florence Smith, supervisor of 1usic in the schools at Long Branch, !. J., has been spending a few days { her home here. Mias Smith re. 1rned the first of the week to Long ranch. and will sail fEom New York Aturday, June 24th, on the steamer aderland for summer abroad.
 Mrs. Charles B. Pinney writes en- husiastically of California, and raticuIarly of Santa Rosa. where he is a guest of Mrs. George Swan. Frs. Swan. who is tho wife of the 'piscopal rector there. will be remem- cred here as Miss Lizzie Hawley. the | aughter of . former rector of Grace hurch.
 Mrs. Ella E. Walker, 58, widow of he late A. W. Walker, Q former Main | sreet merchant, died at Medford, Eass.. last week Tuesday of heart | rouble, after an illness of about one 7eek. Her mother, Mrs. A. T. Doane, of East Orleans survives her, lso a brother, Albert Doane of Har- 7ich, and sister, Mrs. Olive Mayo l Orleans. She also leaves Q daugh- l sr. Miss Alberta, and Q son, Clarence. he funeral was held from her late ] ome Friday and the burial was in range Saturday.
 Abram P. Aronson was before the orough court last Thursday, under he itinerant vender set, and was fined 10 and costs, which he paid. Wm. [. Bennett came up Monday, charged | 1ith carrying concealed weapons, and | aid a fine of $5 and costs. Louis I hepherd was before the court Tues. ay as the resuIt of Q family reunion, n which he received a complimentary lack eye from his son. Judge HeAld, fter looking the defendant over, lade 1t one dollar and costs, on the heory that Shepherd received about I Il that was coming to him in the amily circle.
 There will be no evening service at he Congregational church next Sum- ay, on account of the union service | { the Methodist churCh. In the lorning the pastor will preach on the heme "The will of God and a mans Ife-ptan '' The church committee I i'll meet at the chapel Friday at q 30 3 interview those who desire to pre- ent themselves as candidates for huroh membership. The parish com- littee has approved the vote of the hurch committee to close the church D Sunday eveningssof July 28 and 0 end August 6 and 13, In addition 3 the closing all day for the last two undays of August as usual. This semed 8 fair cOmpromise between the