The Press., 1911-10-18

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 0 Mrs. M. D. Harris Is spending few weeks in Maine.
 | Regular meeting of Che Knights o Pythias on Friday evening.
 Miss Faith Reed was at her hon, in West Brookaeld over Sunday
 MT and Mrs Coulon of New Havel were guests of w. E. Hanley during the fair
 A daughter, Helen Genevitve. wal , born to Mr. and Mrs John Hodgson, last week Tuesday Engine No. 1431 got off the iror in the local yard last Saturday, de laying traffic for about two hours q John Panciera, who had his hand injured at Smith 6 Cooley's plant . short time ago. has made Q good re- covery.
 Henry Smith of Newtown, editor of tThe Bee" and Dr. John Mel. bourne of Derby have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. John T. Melbourne. Dr. James Stretch attended the semi-annual meeting of the Holland County Medical society at Mansfield Depot yesterday and read paper on "Diet."
 MT. and Mrs. l.. B. Pease of New York, Mir. and Mrs. William Hawkins of Hartford and Mrs. F. Fales of Ottawa, Kansas, have been recent guests at Dr. F. l.. Smiths.
 Miss Florence Smith, who has been spending a few weeks at her home here, left Friday for visit of several weeks with friends in Rochester, N. r., St. Louis and Lawrence, Kansas.
 All the present holders of licenses, ten in number, have applied, and there Is one new one, Samuel Farmer, who applies for license in Stafford Hollow, on Needham's corner. There are also two druggist applications. | The annual meeting of the State Business Mems association will be held at Bridgeport tomorrow, and Rudolph Nothnick and Napoleon Pero will go as delegates W. B. Hanley will go to-day to be present at a meet ing of the board of directors this even- ing.
 The town school committee has de- cided to separate grades 6 and as soon as 8 suitable place can be secured for the additional room. There are now 63 pupils in these two grades, which taxes the seating capacity of the room and gives too much work for one teacher. .t .... s.... -...
 Peter Tovola, who was guarding the crossing near the Faulkner mill during the fair, was knocked down by an automobile last Thursday and was taken to Dr. Newton's office. The docor found that Tovola's arms and legs were bruised and he had internal injuries. The victim sof the accident isSstill in bed, but will probably re- cover. ..a 2. ,e
 The Girls clnb of the Oongrega tional church held their annual meet. ing last evening in the chapel and elected the following cfficsrs for the ensuing year: President, Jessie M Pease; vice. president, Louise F. Beck. with; secretary, Evelyn M. Griffiths; i; treasurer, Lucy M. Alden; directresses, Mrs. James Mclaughlin. Margaret E. Cooley and Lavilla M Burr. Orcuttville.
 Jacbb Irons of Hanover is with his sisterE Mrs. Millins.
 Miss Nettie Needham was in Hart ford over Columbus day. 7-
 George Ginho1d of Boston is visit ing his brother, Paul Ginhold
 MT. and Mrs. Merchant of Spring field and Mrs. Mary Curtin of Pitts field are guests of Fred Russell. H- Miss Brown of Douglas, Mass. and MT. and Mrs. Alonzo Spellman of Willimantic were at Arthur Spell mans over the fair.
 MT. and Mrs. James GoodelI of WsGsonville, Cal, are visiting Mrs. E. W. Preble MT. and Mrs. Gooden are former residents of afford.
 Stafford.
 Mrs. George Jones Of Hartford has baen the guest of MT and Mrs E H Swift. it1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleveland of Hartford are the guests of Mrs E. W. Squires.
 Miss Florence Chapman of East Orange is the guest of her cousin, Miss Lottie Hatch.
 1.dIna 0e %ho cN church will serve harvest supper this evening from 6 to 8.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Park of East Glastonbury were entertained by MT. and Mrs. Wm. Park during the fair.
 Rev. Clarence Simmons, son If a former pastor of the local Universalist church, will occupy that pulpit next Sunday.
 Hon. G. V. Smith, editor of the Connecticut Farmer, gave very in- terestiDg talk last evening on "Pro- ducer and consumer" before the mem- bers of Staff 1rd grange
 l Mrs. Oliver Bliss of Longmea a low was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Swift, last week. Mrs. Swift and son. Ralph, returned to Long meadow with Mrs. Bliss.
 A large company of Changers ard their friends accepted an invitation from Matt Heck to attend a husking at Rock Meadow farm last Friday. evening and had a merry time. Mrs. Lora Green of Wilbraham, Mass, was she guest of Miss Mabel Edson last week. Miss E ison re- turned to Wilbraham with her last Saturday for few days visit. Miss Ethel Rollinson of Hartford, Miss Edna Barstow of Springfield, Mrs Fred Marsden and son, Fred, of