The Press., 1911-08-23
Mru. H. o. Holt Is visiting her

Miss Grace Oomins is spending twC weeks at Revere beach.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. P. Bard have re turned from a vacation.
 Miss ExildA Comfort of Palmer il visiting her cousin, Miss Esther Young.
 Station Agent PArkhurst and family are spending the week at WilIimantiC camp ground
 Mrs. Charles H. Birden of Hart. ford is spending the week with hel father. O. H. Kellogg.
 Lynch's orchestra will furnish music for . dance at Towne's grove, Union, Saturday evening.
 John Roche and Henry Taylor, who have bsen employed in Saugus, Mass. have returned home.
 Miss Anna Levi of Hartford and Miss Sadie Freeman of New York oity are visiting Miss Lizzie Kuslansky.
 Miss Marion Quintal, book keeper for Brown 6 Lovelll, attended the wedding of her brother at Ware Mon- day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Reynolds. Miss Nina Reynolds and Mrs Florence Oady of Orange. Mass. have retnrned from 8 vacation at Crescent beach. n N. P. Harding of West Stafford has purchased of F. E. Dudley the old Lull place in the west part of the town, now known as Plainfle Id farm.
 The German club had a clambake at Mattesen's grove last Sunday. The attendance was large and the perfect weather added to the pleasure of the outing.
 Miss Luoie DeBona, who was re- oently operated on and is In a hospital at Hartford, is showing improvement and her chances for recovery seem favorable.
 The Staffords will play a return game with the All-Rockvilles Satur- day on Hyde Park at o'clock, and will try to overcome she defeat of the last game.
 Alonzo l. Howard and Louis Stevens are attending the meeting of the su- preme council, Temple of Honor, at Washington. They will visit some of the southern battleflelds before re- turning.
 By order of she State Board of Health, 8 sample of milk has been gathered by Health Officer Parkhurst from the local milk peddlers In the borough and sent to Middletown for analysis.
 l The Danes had their annual pionio at Evergreen park lsst Saturday. It was their 24th annual gathering at this grove and an enjoyable time is rep orted. It was voted to meet at the same place next year.
 The program for tonight and to- morrow night st the Gem theatre in- oludes "The Derelect Reporter, |" 'The Witch of the Everglades. ' "A Day and a Night.'' A Cowboy g Story" and "Oooo.' There will be two singers. OlaudA Smith and John Perry of New York.
 The local Italians will give a dance at borough hall Saturday evening for the benefit of Mrs. Pasqualini, widow of Frank FAnin. She has a child in the hospital now, and is In delicate health. Woods orchestra will furnish the music, and tickets are 25c Dance open to all, which will begin at 8 o'clock. .'
 oil for dressing the macadam high way between the borough and Staff rd- vile has arrived. The highway is not ready for treatment and 1t is thought the oil was shipped here by mistake. Whether preparations will be made to use the oil here or re-ship to some other point has not yet been decided.
 The Aqueduot company, in another column, forbids the use of hose to sprinkle lawns, or for any purpose It also warns users to repair defective fixtures and prevent the waste of water. The company has had a man out this week looking for defective fxtures and will make every possible effort to prevent waste.
 Rockville Leader: F. A. Marble, who has been head book keeper with the Hockanum Mill company, has re- signed his position, which he has filled most efficiently and satisfactorily for the past. few years. MT. Marble who Is an expert aeoountant, came from Stafford to this oity. During his residence here he has made Q host of friends and there will be a genuine regret at his departure from the oity. He is not ready as yet to make public his plans.
 Frederic Faulkner is getting the grounds ready for his new residence on Highland Terrace, but will prob- ably wait until next season to build He has had several white pines totally destroyed by insects, and sent samples of the wood, with the destroyers, to the Connections agricultural experi- ment station for examination. WE. Britton, state entomologist, reports that the harm is done by Q brown beetle known as She Tomlcus Pini. Mir. Britton advises the removal of the trees attacked and states that it is possible that the other trees in the vicinity will not be affected.
 A large number of old friends and former parishioners of Rev. K. W. Bishop. D. D., attended morning wor- ship at the Congregational church Sunday. The beautiful day was in harmony with the theme, "The at. trActiveneas of summer, '' and based on