The Press., 1911-10-11
The East Main street hill is receiv.

The East Main street hill is receiv
 ing Q coat of crushed rock.
 John Lynch of Springfield Is spend
 ing few days with relatives in town.
 There will be regular meeting oi the ". R. O. next Wednesday.
 Miss Lena Campo will be united in marriage nexs week Wednesday tc
 Fred Schillinger of Rockville.
 The next meeting of the ministelE and their wives will be held with Rev and Mrs Horton next Monday al 3 p m
 Ms J. Brockbank, who has been spending the summer with her broth CT, W P. Bidwell. starts to-day for her home in Berkley, Cal
 Mrs E. K. Taft Is in Worcester this we. k attending the annual meeting of the New England bran1h Womau's Foreign Missionary snoiety
 George W. Evans If Biack 1tone, Mass .. who came recently to make his home with his son, Evan Evans, has been very i'll, but Is improving.
 A Bidorini, who bought the grocery stock of DaDalt Bros. has moved his store from the Arnold blo k tn t 'e store In Fonsanella's block form rls occupied by DaDalt Bros.
 R M. Fisk Is the winner of the cup presented by J H Valentine in the handicap golf match. winning 15 matches out of IT. The standing of the three leaders at the finish was as follows:-
 R. M. Fisk, 6 15 2 J. c. Converse, IS If 8 Farley Patten, F IS 8
 B. Eaton has been confined to his home with a severe cold, but las rt covered sufficiently to rssume busi- ness at Chicopee Falls, Mats where he Is cutting off 6 wood tract. The mill is now b ing set up. and. in all pro b b lity, MT Eaton and his son, Morgan, will he in that llcalitN, through the W k, 1T the naxt year and a half
 The juvenile division. A. o H, which was formed the first Sunday of the month, held their first regular meeting last Sunday. The follawlng officers were elected: President, Will liam Carey: vice. e-president, James Quinn; recording secretary. Cyril Dawson; financial secretary, Carl Mullins; treasurer, Walter Quinn; sergeant at-arms, Bernard Mullins door-kseper. William Rafftery.
 Among those in town for the annual fair are: Dr. c L. Nichols of Ho- boken, E W Muzzy of Hartford. Mir and Mrs Fred Meyers of New Boston, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Meyers of Mys- tic, Attorney Richard O'Connell of East Hartford. W D. O'Connell and daughter, Ardelle, of Derby, MT and Mrs. Harold Post of Westbrook. Mir and Mrs Wm. Hassett of Worcester, Mrs. L. F. Eaton of Providence.
 The semi-anuuAl meeting of the Holland County Medical association will be held next Tuesday at Mans- field Depot. The association is in- vited by the superintendent of the new Connections colony for epileptics at Mansfield to meet there and inspect the new state institution. which is now about ready to receive patients. At the afternoon session the follow ing papers will be read: "Diet," by Dr James Stretch; "The diagnosis of mental diseases" by Louis R. Brown, physician at the Connecticut hospital for the insane at Middletown, followed by discussion by members, and a paper "A few practical points in anaesthesia, by Dr. Willard N. Simmons of Holland, followed by a discussion by Dr. Edwin T Davis of Ellington and Dr. John P. Hanley.
 Congregational Church Notes: The first of R series of song services to be held in she Congregational church this winter will be given next Sum- day evening at 2 o'sl ok A misoel laneous program comprised of some of the best church anthems written will be surg by a selected chorus of 16I voices which will assitt the church quartet Soloists from Hartford will also be heard: Frederick Kendall, bass at Unity church.; Benjamin K. Parker. tenor soloist of Christ church Each will sing solo Dumbsrs Special organ music, with piano acc 1mpani- ment, the latta played by Dr. Bard, will add to the attractiveness of the service. The pastor will give a brief address upon "The ministry of song." At the morning service the theme of the sermon will be Freedom and fellowship" The conclusion of the message of the first great lay pref cher of Northern Israel to our times will be considered on Thursday even ing, together with the beginning of Hosea's eventful romance. The ladies missionary societies will meet at the parsonage Tuesday. October 17th, at p. m. A special invitation is ex- tended to all the ladies of the parish. Current events of modern missions is the program.
 One of the speakers at the afternoon session of the county conference of Congregational churches, to be held at the local church next Wednesday, is to be Prof. Harlan P. Beach, author of the most thorough Geography and Atlas of Foreign Missions Prof. Beach was seven years @ missionary in China and afterWard educational secrt tar0 of kha akndank voluukaav