The Press., 1911-06-07
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 UNION. John Lilly and sister from Stafford vile called op friends in town re cently. :. K. | Mrs. Oliver Hewlett of Hollan visited her father. E, M. Horton. las l Monday. '' '
 Hay seems to be in great demand and the price Is higher than earlier il the season.
 I,s Benjamfffn Lawtaoln of southbridg EspePPt ! lMssmSriyal 5I ! day, with his sisierI Miss Grace gLaWtop. -. 4 ,..,
 A cousin of Mrs. W. Richards,. wh' Is in her 94th year, "walked'' in th' line of march to the cemetery, ~ . Tha. rain Tuesday gave the. roac workers rest and also made farmer everywhere under the clouds rejoice
 Lewis Scranton of North RutlanG spent a few days the past week witE his, parents, MT. and Mrs. Charle scrantop, ..
 Friends of Florence Barrows are re ceiving announcements of her ap proaphing graduation at Smith col lege the 2Oth. s* 5.sg. .0.
 l.. M. Reed and H. 'F% Corbin me Monday to. apprAise4the estate of Ezrs +aHerrldean of .Wsstford. Justin Bur | MI hou ,1,nns, .o vSrOr~Iar+A1 o0nca~voAov
 Blackberry blossoms are;' unusually beautifuF now. and the laurels will soon be dnetheir glery. :. Who misseI ride thed5 misses much beauty and enjoyment a1- <s.::, ], :.:,+"s ..-, r. Sorry to hear that Willis c. How ard Is 'anotlIer;victim of the cold ol grip that has afflicted So many. Mir. Howard, whd3was sick on Memorial day, is reported better.
 Rev. H. F. Graham's text fo1 the morning service last Sunday wat from. 2d Timothy 4:2, Preach the word y A strong, helpful sermon, with food for much thought. An in. formal service was held at the church at 5 o'clock. Subject, 'fThoughtl that the summer brings us.''
 John F. Gage and family of West. vile. Morris Marcy of southbridge, John Buckley, Florence Marcy ot Hartford, Martha Richards of Vest ford, Lucinda Towne of Stafford and Roscius Newell Of Three Rivers, Mass were entertained at Mr. and Mrs. W. Richards Memorial day. -& Miss Grace Lawton, who has not been In Tier usual good health during the spring term, was obliged to leave her saofiool atfthe' Center last Thursday and return to her home in Phoenix. vilIe for rest and care. Miss Law toms quiet courtesy and kind, helpful spirit have won for her many friends during her residence here,, and many are the expressions of sympathy and the sIdSpe for her speedy and complete restoration to health. bMiss Nellie Burlekons who lfinisheds her school ir No. 3 last@Friday, is completing the
  spring term for M isse Law ton 8, school.
 Following is. the report handed ul for school No. 3, taught by Mis- Nellie T. Burleson: Entire number of pupils enrolled during the year, 12 greatest number enrolled at one time, 1OS least number at one time. 2. Avs ge attendance for the year, 8 l m ring term began MarGh 13 and ended June ?. Four pupils Edmund Towne, Harold Towne, Katie Manl and Mary Manr-removed from the district during the spring term. Mary Sedlak was present every day. Aver age attendance for She term, .7.7. The pupils collected 50syarieties' of flow. CTS. John ylegaska seouting the great est number.
 Rock Meadow.
 Charles Webster. was in Holland or Monday. '::
 Fred Glover and family of Stafford were at Matt Heck's Sunday, making the trip in his auto.
 The state road is~ finished, and il is a<fine piece of, work and 1t is g pleasure to travel over it
 Waldo. Heck, wife and child of Southbridge recently visited his par entss MT. and Mrs. Matt Heck.
 Mrs. F. H. Ballou entertained last Friday Rev. Miss Jones and Mrs. C. W. Miller, also John Lilley and his sister. Mrs. Sarah Potter, of Stafford. ville. MT. Lilley and sister went tc Holland and called on his brother.
 Mashapang. ..-.
 Ferry's inn was opened last week to the public for the season.
 Fred Moore has finished his plant. ing and is drawing lumber to Stafford.
 MT. and Mrs. Brooks of Holyoke are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Lyman Moore. Tax Collector Olin Newell was in Mashapaug Friday looking up delin- quent tax payers.
 George Koatur has sold his bay OOAU Nuu OAuCA uOA5OS WAu PAAOhSSoN e new pair of blacks.
 Es O. Walker attended W. H. Halls birthday banquet at the Hart ford plub last Wednesday evening.
 Charles Gage received word from Charles Turner last week to go to Princeton, Mass. and move the steam saw mill from there on to the East CT. .breo1s place in Union.
 pr. and Mrs. s. M. Lindsay and children arrived at their cottage for the summer Tuesday. and Dr. and Mrs, W. Y. Brown, are to open. theiI cottaEe to-day. pr. Morrow is ex- pected about the 2Oth.
 Pine seed are being planted on the Wel1s nursery at the Cleveland. farm