The Press., 1911-07-19
UNION.

Schenectady, N. Y.
 UNION.
 Dance Towns grove Union, Satur day evening, July 22d. Music by Fisk dale orchestra, Prof. Comfort prOmpter Dancing 5c figure.
 I. Frazier of Springfield Ia with Mir. and Mrs. L.. Gardner.
 Miss Lytle Miller is spending q few days with her sister in Eaatford. Mrs Kinda Burnham of South. bridge. with her friend, Mrs. Oheeney, have been spending the week at the summer home of M. A. Marcy. Mir. and Mrs. SelloW and family, also M. IA. Marcy of Hartford are at the Marcy cottage.
 Mashapaug.
 A littls daughter, Emily Martha, was born to MT. and Mrs. Harry Ryder, last Thursday morning
 MT. and Mrs. Ole c1tt, Mrs. K. Oraw. ford and Miss Fuleh Crawford O1 Norwich are in camp at Hemlock is- land. ... --s George Kostur has rented the farm known as the Hatch place" taking the standing grass, all crops, teams and machinery. | Lyman Moore has bseu able to mOW his meadow with a machine this year, very unusual happening, only, in the most severe dry seasons
 Mr. and Mrs Van Afsdale of Hart. ford, MT. Van Arsdala of Warrington. D. O.. Mrs Ootter, MT. and Mrs. St. John of Hartford are at Laurel camp. Mashapaug.
 About noon Sunday gueets al Ferry's Inn discovered their money and valuables missing from theil rooms. A large party had been bath. ing and left their valuabl in theiI rooms Suspicion was dire csed toward the stable boy, who was missing, and MT. Ferry at once 'phoned to Sherifl Helm and Chief Com bs of Southbridgt | LaValley, the boy in question. Al Mashapaug 1t was found LaValley had attempted to hire team to drive to Southbridge about noon, and seemed In a great hurry to get tc town. Nothing has been seen ol heard of him since The excIt smenl of the robbbsry was too much for Mrs. Wm Ferry, who tainted and was un' conscious for several hours Mir. Bosworth of New YoIk lost $15O in money, MT. Grant of Southbridge about $5, and Miss Moore, Mir. Ferry niec7, all her money in her room and a valuable gold watch. In MT. Bos- worth's room, in plain sight, was hil watch and diamond ring, untouched, as was MT. Grants watch and oth el valuables in his room.
 Rock Meadow. 4..
 Our mail carrier, Eugene Charter. Is taking a vacation, and MT. Preble Is on the route this week.
 Amelia and Cornelia Oastlos oi Providence, R I are spending few weeks with their aunt, Mrs George Heck. sE. .z..e...
 Mrs O. W. Miller of Staffordville was the guest Sunday of MT. aud Mrs. Everett Mathews She also at tended the service at Mt Ochepetuck
 There was a very pretty wedding July 10th iu Thompsonville, wher Miss Jennie Heck of Rock Meadow and Eddie Oliver of Thompsonville were united in marriage. The bride was gowned in white. They went tc Worcester for their wedding journey. On their return to Thomp psonville they have a furnished home awaiting them. They had many wedding pres ents. Congratulations for a bright and happy life.
 Mt. Ochepetuck Notes. Mr. Lawson is to preach at Go. lumbia next Sunday.
 Mrs. A. H. Donaldson and two sons and Mrs. Aotohkiss and son of New Haven are stopping at the bungalow this week
 There was an excellent vesper ser vice last Sunday. Fifty.s were present. Rev. John Ballantine gave an address. Next Sunday Rev Mir. Clapp of Stafford Springs will be the speaker.
 It Is proposed to have the dedication of the new library building on the morning of old home day, Aug 22d. Such an arrangement will enable those coming from a distance to attend both events.
 Foley Kidney Pills are specially usefu in all ailments and disorders of the kid nays and bladder, because they are com posed of ingredients specially selected fol thelr corrective, healing, tonic, and stim ulating effect upon these organs and tht urinary passages. They are antiseptic