The Press., 1911-06-28
UNION.

Jr and Miss Katharine Murray were also here for graduation. l UNION. l Ladies $1 50 Shirt Waists $1.19 thil week. Modern Clothing Go.
 L.. M. Reed continues to gain slow. ly and has been able to sit up little
 Mrs. May Etheridge and children o EAstford visited her mother, Mrs. l. Miller, the last week.
 George Agard and friend, Gordor Brown, of Brimf1eld called on friendI in town the first of the week.
 Mrs. W. P. Marcy and daughter, Florence, with their friend, Miss o. Wiley of Hartford are stopping Q few days at the Marcy homestead.
 Friends of Miss Grace Lawton art pleased to hear that she Is gaining 1T strength, although she was quite i'll after her return to her home in Phoe. nixville.
 The southwest division of the state road has been completed, and the workmen have been putting some finishing touches on the north division this week.
 A pleasant grange meeting was held last Wednesday evening. In addition to the regular program, preparations were made for little novelty for the next meeting.
 Miss Nellie T. Burleson returned to her home in South Woodstock last Thursday. having completed the year for the Center school after Miss Grace Lawton's illness. a..
 Regular meeting of Mashapaug Lake grange next Wednesday evening. Every patron is requested to attend early and be prepared to help in the patriotic program.
 Local friends are interested to hear of the recent marriage of Miss Ruth l.. Kendall of Wauregan to Harold O. Stone. on June 6. The young people are pleasantly located and have the best wishes of the brides friends in this vicinity, where she was formerly we'll known and always highly esteemed.
 Miss Florence L.. Barrows and Ray mond O. Barrows returned to their home last Friday after completing their four years college course. the former graduating from Smith college with the degree of A. B. and the latter receiving the degree of B. So. from Massachusetts agricultural col lege and from Boston university.
 Creamery patrons are glad to see Charlie Blair able to be back on the route again. He ia not as strong as before his long illness-some five months with neuritis, followed by typhoid pneumonia-but by working every day "hopes to regain his strength. His cheerful industry under adverse conditions might be lesson to all of us in 'making the best of things.''
 Ohildren's day was observed at the church last Sunday morning. Doubt less the threatening weather made the audience smaller than usual, but 8 good number of children were present to take part in the carefully prepared program. Their parts were we'll learned and the exercises were both helpful and enjoyable. The choir gave several selections and the pastor made an interesting and appropriate address. Although the day was cloudy the church was bright with Q pro- fusion of flowers, as we'll as with the Ohildren's happy faces. The Sunday school assembled after the concert and the superintendent, Leonard Wilkins, gave Q short history of the lesson work that had been taken up in the quarterlies during the past quarter. The secretary, Nelson Horton, then distributed new quarterlies and She weekly papers, and after the offering the Sunday school was closed. The subject for the 5 o'clock meeting was Lessons that we can learn from the spring.
 Rock Meadow.
 Miss Della Heck is visiting her sister, Jennie Heck, at Thompsonville.
 Mrs. George Heck and Ida Heck are visiting Mrs. Heck's sister in Provi. denoe this week.
 David Russ and family of Mount Hope were the guests last Friday at Mir. and Mrs. Everett Mathews'.
 Mrs. Joel Reed and her daughter. Mrs. Alice Walker, and Mrs. Willis Reed were guests last week Thursday of Mrs. David Mathews.
 Mt. 0chepetuck Notes.
 The first vesper service will be held next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 Mir. Lawson preached at the Con- gregational church at Sturbridge last Sunday.
 Mir. Lawson received the degree of Master of Arts at the Yale commence ment last Wednesday.
 Miss Helen Baldwin of New Haven and her friend, A. O. Smith of Yale, are spending . few days at the bunga- low.
 Mir. Lawson and his daughter, Evangeline, arrived at the bungalow Wa-