The Press., 1911-03-29
Mrs. John Hanoook has little son,

GuWaEu oOWoA Whs Aomo HUH Hartford over Sunday.
 Rev. F. J. O'Neill of St. Edward I has gone for a trip u the south.
 MT. and Mrs A. I Mitchell have returned from a trip to Bermuda.
 Gary Bros. w.l have one of thei1 auctions next week Saturday.
 Morris Demond was home from Greenfield, Mass, over Sunday.
 MT. aud Mrs 0. B. Pinney spent few days in New York last wsek.
 Mrs Joseph Kelsea of Anrim, N. H.. is the guest of Mrs. W. H. Cooley,
 Adeblert Needham expects another carload of horses to-day or tomorrow.
 Charles Rock was taken to the hos. pital at Norwich to-day for treat. ment.
 Miss Rose Hanley, who is teaching in Terryville, is home for the Easter vacation.
 Peter Bariteau has gone to St. Andre, P @, where he may make his home
 Mrs. James Mclaughlin has re- turned from 8 visit to Palmer and Windsor Locks.
 Richard M. Scanlon of Bridgeport was the guest of Miss Frances H. Mo- Carthy over Sunday.
 The spring op3ning at the Russell millinery store will be Thursday and Friday of this week
 The painters and decorators are making important improvements at the Robertson store.
 Miss Marion Butterf1sld, who has bsen dangerously i'll. is showing con- siderable improvement.
 Mrs. John Gsary of Blackstone, R I is the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Hurley.
 Mus. Chester Kellogg, who sus- tained slight shock few days ago, is showing improvements.
 The meeting of the Congregational Missionary society will be held April 1Ot', instead of April 3l
 H. M. swartfiguer. the optioian from Rockville, W Il bs at Burwell's store Friday from 3 to 8 p. ID.
 Both branches of the legislature have passed the bill extending the close season on deer until 1917.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Orcutt attended the funeral of their nephew, William F. Orcatt, at Rockville on Monday.
 Mrs. " E. Demond accompanied her mother to North Adams, Mass ;, and will make an extended stay there
 Mrs. Benjamin Fessenden and son, Benjamin, Jr of Providence are guests of Dr. and Mrs. O. B. Newton.
 Quiet a number of marriages among the young people of the Methodist church are announced for this spring.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Barrett and Miss Eva Barrett were at Manchester over Sunday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E s. Talbert.
 There will be an invitation dance at the rooms of the Teutonia club Sat- urday evening. Lynch's orchestra will furnish music.
 Mrs. M P. J. Walker is visiting her son and brother at Akron, Ohio, For 8 week. Her, father, Amasa Morse, will return to Stafford Springs with her.
 The annual conference of the Methodists is in progress at South and there will bs no ser vices at the local Methodist church next Sunday.
 The Golf club will meet for whist with MT and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin Friday evening. Miss Mary Converse, Mrs. Fred Wildey and Mrs. 0. R Newton will act as hostesses.
 R H. Demond is home from the Amherst agricultural college. Miss Mary Wildey from Howard Seminary, Miss May Chandler from Simmons college, Miss Frances Alden from Nurtbf1eld for the Easter vacation.
 John Anthony has received a settle. ment from the insurance companies for the loss on his stock, sustained some time ago. He gets between $7OO and $500 The case has been a long drawn out affair owing to cir cumstanose connected with it, and the settlement is in the nature of a com promise.
 Town Forest Fire Warden John M. Larned has appointed the following deputy fire wardens: Samuel Rock we'll, Marshal Bolieau, B. T. Eaton. W. R. Preble, H. A. Glazier, O. D. Glazier. M. F. Davis, F. H. Plumb, F. W. Ohaffee, E. B. Smith, M. W. Leonard, E. 0. Pinney, W. Clayton, Wesley Bradway, H. o. Fisk, J. B. Hatch.
 Mrs. Emily J. Lord, 69. died Fri day evening at her home at Barre Plains, Mass of acute kidney con- gestion. The funeral was held Mon. day and the burial was in Spencer yesterday. She leaves a daughter. Mrs. Henry Kirkland of Barre Plains, one brother, F. J. Chandler, and two sisters, Miss E. A. Chandler and Miss P. T. Chandler, all of this town. Mrs. Lord formerly resided here.
 The Rhode Islands defeated the clerks Tuesday evening by 85 pins and also won the odd game, each team having won a game, making Tuesday nights game the deciding one in the series. Rand was the high roller for the evening, tumbling the sticks for 8 single of 129 in his second string and finishing up with