The Press., 1911-03-08

Haven, called there by the illness of ] his father.
 1 Henry 0. Fisk is in Boston attend ing the trial of Sederquist of the de- funct brokerage firm.
 Miss Mary Converse has returned from a two-months' visit at Brooklyn, Bridgeport, New Milford. Norwalk and Hartford
 Miss Cora Burwell, employed in the Mount Wilson solar observatory at Pasadena, Gal. is here for vaca- tion.
 Rev. R G. CIapp speaks Friday afternoon before the New Britain section of the Hartford county Sunday school association on Advanced grades and teacher. training y
 The many friends of Mrs. s Bishop, former resident, are pleased to hear of her improvement, after a serious operation last Wednesday,, at the Deaconesses' hospital, Brookline, Mass.
 Changes and improvements are in progress at the store of Eli Parizeau. A lattice arch has been put up be- tween the store and ice cream room, and the entire interior will be re- decorated.
 Elmer E Adams, travelling sales man for Kibbe Bros. ,died at his home in Rockville last Friday evening of heart disease. MT. Adams visited s5Ais town for years and had many local friends who will regret to learn of his death He was 50 years of age and leaves 8 widow.
 The benefit for the high school junior class Washington fund at the Comique comes next Tuesday. There will be a big special bill of two hours, starting at 45 The songs at the Comiqua this week are "I'm a Lucky Bay u Have Girl Like You" aud "Iu Dear Old Tennessee. ' K.
 There will bs special music next Sunday ev-ning at the Congregation c1urch. Miss Lulu He and Miss Euuice Park will assi:t the quartet. The pastor SD aks about Psalms Old and New" At the morning seIvica the theme will be "The Pearl of Great Pric4 y The mid wet k service this Thursday will be devoted to 8 discussion cf methods and subjeotv matter If religious education, es- pecially in the Sunday school
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 Mrs. Laura A Jencks is ill v .r.
 Mrs. Bert Lamb is on the sick list
 Line h Luce of Niantio was guest at Wm. Park over Sunday.
 H. Ramsden is among the number confined to the house by illness,
 Rev A Arnold Ross will ke for his subject ''The authority of Jesus, ''
 About sixty new books have been added to the Universalist Sunday school library, ~~az l.
 Miner Squires of Fiskdale, Mass {, Is the guest of his grandp trenta, MT. and Mrs. Miner Fairman. N 7
 Mrs O W. Sanford was remem- bered by her numerous friends last Saturday by 8 shower of post cards, Sunday being her birthday. l The members of the Y. P. O. U. have been busy the past month earn rug uUIlafs Iolk an experienco pv'- S59 S59 UU bs held the 25i of this month.
 The ladies of the Universalist church will meet for work next We'd nesday and serve supper from to &. Hostesses. Mrs. Wm. Durham, Mrs. Russell Colhurn, Mrs Charles Dim- ock
 Mrs. Henry Grundy. who has bsen in the Springfi Il hospital for the past two weeks, is making rapid re- oovery from ap operation, and her many friends will bs glad to wele ome her home at an early date.
 Baptist Church Notes: Oottag9 meeting tonight at the parsonage. The l.. A. society meets for work Thursday afternoon and will serve supper from 6 to 8 Hustesses, Mrs. J O Wightmaa, Mrs Marc Hatch The Juniors at the chapel Friday at 3 45 p. m Sunday morning Rev George A Grant will preach Ar 715 D. service of song
 The branch library continues Q be wei patronized, and is in charge of Miss Elsie Phillips Books may be exchanged every afternoon from 8. 30 to 5 30, with the exception of We'd nesday, when the library will open in the evening from 6 30 to 8 30. Pa irons have become somewhat careless gardiDg the hours, and no books will bs exchanged in the future except during the hours given.
 A most interesting talk was given at the grange meeting last night by George H. Lord on matching and rais- ing chickens. Testing lamps were exhibited and fertile and infe1tlle eggs shown. Later these were broken into dishes and different stages of in cubation shown. A Cyphers incuba. tor and othsr paraphernalia were ex- hibited. Altogether it was one of the most obstructive abd5 enjoyable leo turer's hours recently given.
 Advertised letters, March 8: Mrs. Geo. Kelly, Mrs. Ohas. Hill, Mrs. s. Pearce, Mrs. Ohas. Glening, Miss Frances Cline, Harriet Few, Miss Mary E. Merrick, Nelson Smith, O. W Wells, Herbert Templelove Anna Kusio, Josef Klucc Ssk', Msgdalenns Wegozan, Joseph Vorndeau, Joseph Ohovckbik, Quiutino Vetariolo, Jo- seph Klucowsky. Lukasi Tanos, Pos taro Nicolo Domenno, M syka- Dominica Dionete, J Singer.