The Press., 1911-08-09
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 Mss Lucille M. Agard has returned from visit in Hadlyme.
 Mrs. Wm. Huhgerford of Had lyme is the guest of W. A. Agard and fami- 1y.S %
 Charles F. sterry caught a Ave- pound black bass at Crystal Lake Mon- day. s'
 Raymond M. Olough is the guest of his brother, Ernest R. Clough of Providence.
 Miss Kathrine veotz of Mystic spent last week with Rev. and Mrs. J. IN. ~Geisler '......
 sJ..e M. Burden and daughter of Hartford are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J ,hn W. Edgerton.
 Miss Glare MacGreggor of New York is spending some time with Mir. and Mrs. John H. Steele. . -e'M MT. and Mrs. Wm, F. H .rner of Ohambersburg, Pa arg the guests of Judge and Mrs. Edwin s. Agard.
 Mrs. Susan Crafts of New York is the guest of Mrs. Frederick s. Meach- am at the home of Win. A. Agard. - Mrs. Elsie Morgan Parkhurst of Baltimore. Md. spent a short time last week with MT. and Mrs. L.. Ernest Hall.
 Mrs. Charles H. sterry and Miss Hazel Graham left last Thursday for g months visit with relatives in lsohenectady. N. Y, .re Miss Emily, Cheney. of New York returned home Monday after spending 3 shortstime with Miss Mary Bartlett at Mrs. Walter Taylor's home.
 Mrs. Katharine Wood has returned from 8 visit with her daughter in Newberg, N. Y., and her son, Rev. James A. Wood of Mapleville, R. I.
 Wms B. Ludlow and mother, Mrs Grace Ludlow, were called to Ruther- ford, N. J., last week on account sof the death of the eldest son of M s. Ludlow.
 There was a special service of read. ings and solos in the interests of the American Bible and Tract society at the Lee Methodist church Sunday evening.
 Prof. and Mrs. Harvey Olough and son of Wrentham, Mass, and Frank Olough of Wollaston, Mass. are the guests of their parents, MT. and Mrs. James H. Olough.
 Mrs. George H. Morton was taken to the Hartford hospital Sunday for an operation for appendicitis. It is the sincere, wish of the community shat the operation may be successful.
 ' Mrs. David A. Brown, who is suffer ing from a very severe heart trouble, was taken to the Hartford hospital Thursday for treatment. Her many friends hope for her speedy recovery.
 The month of July was 9 reot I'd breaker in the post office, here being 1000 more stamps cancelled than in any previous month. during the eight years of Charles H. Sterry's term of office: ,.~; Yhe fol owing committee was ap pointed Sunday in the Congregational Sunday school to select 8 place and time for Sunday school picnic: John ". .Edgerton, o. Hubbard West, Mrs. Edwin s. Agard.
 :GThe home missionary meeting of the Congregational church Friday aftefnoon was very interesting. Let teFs were read from missionaries and Mrs, Mary Baldwin gave a very inter- esting account of her work among the poorEwhites and blacks at Atlanta. Gasi during the winter season, which skenspends in that place.
 The annual fair of tho ladies' so- ciety of the Congregational church will, be ,eld in the town hall next Week, Wednesday and Thursday after moons and evenings. There will be a great variety of fancy and useful articles. aprons, handkerchiefs. home made food, ice cream. candy, etc for Sale: r Those having fancy articles will please hand same to Mrs. E. 8 Agard. All articles of food will be |gratefuIly rf ceived at, the food table. There will be entertainments each evening. consisting of music and the farce, .,"M My Lord in Livery" by local talent, also readings and recitations. The following is the cast for the farce: Lord Thislmere. Vim. B. Lud- lew; sstiggott, Harry Bartlett; Hop Kfffs,S R" M. French; Robert, Sumner Fintson; SybilAmberlow. M MissD Dorothy Overman; Lena Amberlow, Miss Mary Leonard; Rose Amberlow, Miss Flor