The Press., 1911-06-21
UNION.

Ralph V. Towne of Clark college came home last week.
 Mrs. Marion Goodell is with her sister, Mrs. L.. M. Reed.
 George Towne visited his son, Ray mond, in Norfolk, last week.
 Ethel Young of New Britain visited friends in town over Sunday.
 l.. M. Reed is still very sick, but at last report was gaining slowly.
 Wm. Leland of Hartford is at the Marcy homestead for the summer.
 Frank Weston of Hartford called on friends in town the first of the week.
 Fred A. Moore is still busy oarting ties to Stafford Springs for the 0. V. R. R.
 Ohildren's day iS to be observed at the church next Sunday, the exercises beginning at eleven o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Myers of West Wood stock visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Graham at the parsonage recently. ;
 Friends of Mrs. Ransom B. TifIt are glad to hear that she expects to be able to return i'm few days to her home in Westford.
 The prevalent cold or distemper still claims It's victims. As nearly every body has had Q touch of the trouble perhaps we shall all be immune now.
 Mrs. T. O. Newell and Mrs. W. Richards visited friends in Monson the past week and attended the gradu- ating exercises of the academy on Tuesday.
 The following were at the Marcy homestead the past week: A. Marcy and daughter, Irene, Wm. P. Marcy of Hartford and Raymond Burnham of Southbridge.
 Laurels, roses, buttercups, daisies here and there and everywherel In these "sweet June days'' Is the time to enjoy the beautiful drives over our country roads. -
 To-day is the longest day in the year, at least it is called SO, but from June 18th to June 25th, inclusive, each day is given as IS hours and IT minutes in length.
 Stephen Viegaska had his ankle in- jured last Monday morning while at work on railroad ties for Fred A. Moore. He immediately went to Stafford Springs to have the injured member dressed.
 Mashapaug.
 Miss Frances Walker attended the exercises at Northfield last week,
 Miss Lizzie Moore of Central Vil.s4 lage is home from her school duties. |
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gage are re- oeiving congratulations on the arrival of a nins-pound little girl.
 W. Hoyt Weber of New York has been stopping at Mashapaug a few days, on his annual tour of inspection of the Wells property.
 School in Mashapaug district closed last Friday. Miss Thompson. the teacher, had very pleasant exercises for the occasion, and the school room was ahandsome In the decorations of flowers.
 F. W. Moore and family of Stur- bridge were in town Sunday. MT. Moore came down for a visit among acquaintances, but made but few calls, as he received word here of the death of his nephew, F. O. Moore, at Somers.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. O. Pinney, with MT. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt, were visitors in Union last week to get the laurel views and incidentally look over the pine in different stages at Mashapaug, together with the apple orchards.
 Representative Walker placed him. self on record in Hartford as against the Banks public utility bill. As Mr. Walker was the only republican in Holland county to vote against the bill his position is unique. There is 2 growing admiration in Union for Stiles Judson, and Mr. Walkers posi- tion on the utility bill seems to be one of fairness for all, rather than a complete monopoly for few.