The Press., 1911-08-30

H St. Edwards schools will open
 ondAy. Sept. 11th.
 Special meeting of the Modern WOodQen tomorrow evening.
 snMisll Amy Arnold is spending a va catlop&t Philadelphia and Providence. It->Rev. George J Donahue of St. Ed wards is away on a two-weeks' va. cation.
 The inspection of the ". R. O.. will take place the first Wednesday in October.
 Mrs. Mary Stranger of Providence has been visiting friends in the borough this week.
 Mrs. Claudius Harvey has been spending the summer at Charles Walkers on Prospect street.
 Masses at St Edwards will be cale- bratsd 15 minutes earlier next Sun day-at 8 15 and 10 15 in the fore noon
 W. E Hanlay will go to New Haven tomorrow to attend a meeting of the directors of the State Business Msn's association.
 Miss Isabella Russell left Tuesday morning for New York and will spend the rest of the week in that city get sing the new ideas in millinery.
 Dc Dalt Bros who run B grocery In the Fontanella block, are to close out the stock Peter Da Dalt of the drm will start for 8 trip to Italy in about one month.
 A fast team from Hartford, com- posed of the pick of she commercial league of that city. will play the local team on the Hyde Park grounds Saturday afternoon.
 The work of billing the mac adam road will be performed as soon as the suIfacs can be graveled. The rain has delayed the work temporarily, but ik will be commenced as soon as it Is fair
 Prsparations for the annual fair are we'll under way, and as usual an at- trastive program for each day is being lAnned Colts military band of Hartford has been engaged for all three days.
 Mrs Julia Converse has spent July and August at James Fitton's on Grown street. She Is now visiting her brother, Jerome OIcutt. in Bridge port before going Go her home In Wo- burn, Mass.
 Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Sarah Agnes Lucy. daughter of MT. and Mrs George Lucy of Mon- son, to Amos James BolIeau of this town. The wedding will occur Tues day, Sept 12
 Miss Jessie Eaton will close her duties at the national bank in the near future, and Miss Edith Adams will tsk4 the position Miss Eaton is not ready at present to announce her plans for the future.
 Tomorrow Is Robert Morris day, oommemorated in honor of the founder of the order of Eastern Star by an outing at Savin Rock. at which all member of Baker chapter are cordial ly invited to be present.
 The borough officials have been asked to establish 8 line of curb on the east side of East street. A hy- drant is to be placed near the hospi- tai and the water company wants to put it on the line of curb.
 About two and one-h half inches of rain fell yesterday. This with the amount falling the four preceding days will relieve the drouth and do a power of good. It will relieve all anxiety as far As the Stafford Aq Ie- duct company is concerned. William A. Foster of Worcester Is i'll at MashapauR. He was there on a vacation and was 'sken i'll with in hammation of the bow els His condi tion is such that he is unaf le to lsave Mashapaug at present. Ills parents, MT. and Mrs John A. F6s9r, and Miss OharIctta Browning of Woroo ster are In camp with him.
 Next Sunday morning the rogu- lar bi monthly communion service will be observed at the Congregational chuTcI after the seI mon by the pastor on "Clouds of witnesses '' The Christian Endeavor at 6 and praise and preaching service at will be resumed in the evening. The pastors theme will be "The open door.
 The annual state convention of the St. Jean the Baptiste Union will be held at St Edwards hall next Tues day and Wednesday. There are $50 delegates eligible to the convention, and 1t is expected that between 200 and 300 will be present. The pro- gram will include a church service, addresses by prominent. spe,k,:s aud election of officers.
 The fremen had an enjoyable bake at Cooper Lane Sunday. The weather was unfAvorabls, but the food Was we'll cooked and there was a bountI- fuI supply. The following menu will give an idea of the good things avail able: Csntaloupes, chicken broth, clam broth, cigars, refreshments, clans, blue fish, chicken, baked onions, baked potatoes. sweet pota- toes, sweet corn, Holsters, water melon, cigars, refreshments
 Fred Close, Wm. Woods, Mir. and Mrs. Brown Marble, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Mckinney, Mir and Mrs. Sam uel Bartlett and Richard Sibley at- tended the annual reunion of the 25th Conn. regimentAl volunteer association at Rockville Saturday. The follow ing officers were elected: President, Major Thomas McMAnus; vIcs-presi. \ a~Au ToAn n unw.ow- noukor no