The Press., 1911-12-06
Joseph Shea of Medway was ir

JOH6pn SH0a O1 M0OW&y WAs III town over Thanksgiving.
 Mir and Mrs. H. o Wheeler were in Southbridge over Thanksgiving
 Woods orchestra will furnish music for dancs at Wal s Saturday night.
 Miss Grace, E. Harwood spent Sun- day with Miss Winona Algie in New York
 Mrs. Chloe Spring attended fami- ly gathering at Wilmington Thanks giving day.
 The Foresters will hold a social dance at Society hall on Saturday evening. the 5Oth.
 Four carloads of Christmas trees went through here yesterday for the New York market
 Attorney Nj. D. O'Conne1l returned the first of the week from short va- cation at Colchester.
 Ralph Lee of New Haven and How ard Lee of Westfield were among the Thanksgiving guests
 {. Miss Beatrice Congdon was at home from IngIeside, New Milford, for the Thanksgiving recess
 Miss Irene Besch and Miss Flossie Quintal of Ware have bsen guests of Miss Marion Quintal.
 Charles H. Demond went to North Adams and took his Thanksgiving dinner with his parents.
 Nelse Madsen and Ralph Prouty of Hartford were at their respective homes for Thanksgiving.
 George Gordon and fam 1y of Hsz- ardville were Thank giving guests of MT. and Mrs. W G Ellis.
 Hugh Crawford and Frank Engley of Springfield were home for the pop ular New England holiday.
 Meeting of the Juvenila division, O H., Sunday ct 3 p. m. All members requested to be present.
 MT. and Mrs. James Sheppard have moved into the house on Grant avenue recently occupied by O F Beckwith.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will hold a supper and social next Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock.
 Misses Nettie and Edna Whiton and Miss Lillian Eddy ware with Mr. and Mrs William Damas at New London for Thanksgiving.
 Miss Annie Moran of Willimantic, Miss Nellie Conway and Miss Nellie Shea of Rockville were guests of Miss Mary Keefe over Sunday.
 A glee club has been organized at the high school under the direction of Miss Rand Carl Mullins has been elceted business manager
 A delegation of about 20 of the local Knights of Columbus visited Rockville last Sunday and witnessed the work of the Sd degree.
 Miss Harriet Werner has returned to New Bedford, Mass., after spend ing three days here with her parents, MT. and Mrs. August F. Werner.
 The missionary society will meet at the Congregational parsonage Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. The second chapter of "Light of the World" will be studied.
 W. F. squier is to open 8 lunch room in the Foster stoDe block, in the room recently used as a candy store MT. Squire will also occupy the tene- ment over the store
 Miss Mary E. Foley opened the Crystal Lake school this morning Miss Foley was delayed at her home in Coventry by the illness of her mother
 Mr. and Mrs. Fl. P. Lowell have | gone for 8 vacation trip that may in. olude a visit to Bermuda. MT. Lowell | is not very we'll and he makes the change in hope of improvement
 The ledies of the German club of Westford avenue will give 8 social dance at their hall Saturday evening Lynch's orchestra will furnish music and T. P. Jenkins will prompt.
 Mir. and Mrs O. c. Ellis enter tained Thanksgiving MT. and Mrs Warren Haywoo1, Mrs shearer, Olin Shearer of Ellington, Miss Lena Eaton and Miss Lydia Eaton of Monson.
 Mrs. Hattie Pomeroy was granted a divorce yesterday from Martin Pome- roy on the grounds of intempsranoe. and John N. Kiraly 8 similar de cree | from Katherine Kiraly for desertion Attorney R. H. Fisk represented both | plaintiffs.
 The seniors of the high s3hool have | preparations for the rum mage sale which will be held this | week Friday and Saturday at the Foster blcck. A large amount of useful articles of various descriptions will be on sale.
 The fair at St. Edwards closed evening after a busy and successful week It proved a proat- able as we'll as enjoyable undertaking. The d. corations of the hall, in charge of Michael O O'Halloran, attracted much favorable comment.
 Col. W H. Hall disposed of his string of fast ones at New York last we, k at auction, W tn the exception of John s. MT. Hall will racs again next season, and has his eye on one pr two likely ones which he may take on for the next campaign.
 Ionic lodge of Masons had an en- 'husiastio and enjoyable meeting last evening and worked the third degree. brothers were present from Springfield, Cheshire and Rockville. A spread followed the work. with Ihort addresses, stories and toasts.
 The court of burgesses held the final meeting last evening and trans acted routine business The polls will open next Monday for the borough slection at 10 in the forenoon and close at in the afternoon, at which Al. |