The Press., 1911-04-12
Meeting of the L. A.. A. o. H., ],

| Meeting of the l.. A., A. O. H. Thursday evening.
 Miss Sophia Brown is spending | few weeks in Enfield.
 Harold Crane was at home iron Amherst over Sunday.
 Misses Alice and Ruth Walker ar' at home from Brooklyn for the Easter vacation.
 The Misses Grace and Sadie Com ins have been visiting relatives 1T Springfield.
 Miss Lena Campo has been i'll, but has recovered sufficiently to attend tt her duties in the store.
 Campo Bros. have purchased . Knox auto truck for use in their fruit and Joe cream business.
 Miss Harriet Werner, who Is spend ing the vacation at home, will return to New Bedford. Mass. Saturday.
 Wm. M. symonds left today for Potter Hill, R. l., and will be united in marriage tomorrow noon to Miss Sadie Brearley.
 Mrs. Thersa Richter of Providence has been visiting Mrs. Carl Kuehne. Miss Florence Gauggel of Hartford is now the guest of Mrs Kuehne.
 Delegations from Rockville, Man. chester and Stafford met with the local Masonic lodge last evening and witnessed the third degree work A c Jltation and social hour followed the wolk
 All papers and rubbers being saved for the Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church should bs at the Butterfield barn by May 1st Any unable to send them can notify eff ,ers of the society.
 Mary Zamiohier, 13, was ssriou fly burned at her home on Village Hill Tuesday afternoon. The accident resulted from burning grass which was set fire by playmate. She was taken to the Hartford hospital.
 The stores, schools and bar k, will close Good Friday of this week. The manufacturing plants will not observe the holiday. The business places will remain open until 9 o'clock Thursday evening to accommodate the public.
 Frauk Fitzpatrick, who managed the ball team last season, is preparing to put a nine in the fisld for the com ing season and expects to have a strong aggregation. Already a num- b T of games have been scheduled. A subscription paper will be passed around for the purpose of getting suits.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Hewitt and daughter, Grace Leah, will sail for Europe April 18th on the s. s Iver. mia. They will visit Mir. Hewitt's old home at England and will also attend the coronation MT. Hewitt recently resigned his position as head designer at the Rhode Island Worstsd Co.'S mill after a term of three years
 William Ryder was put under ar rest Tuesday on arriving in town from West Swanzsy, N. H., on sus- pioion of having abducted Miss Myrtle Smith of Staffordville. Ryder was armed with a marriage certificate and a note from the town clerk of West swauey, ltating that he was legally married under the laws of New Hamp- shire. The groom was released short ly, as he seemed we'll within his legal rights. Miss Smith left home last Tuesday evening, and later 1t was found that Ryder was also missing They were married in West Swanzey by justice of the peace. The girls father and VI. E Belcher went to New Hampshire Monday and brought the bride home. The groom followed Tuesday.
 A hearing was held before the rail- road committee yesterday on the bill for incorporating the Willimantic 6 Stafford Street Railway company, and allowing it to issue $1 ,OOO 900 in capital stock It also specially pro- vided that the selectmen of Wilmington should lay tracks in their town. Robert Mitchell. civil engineer, by use of a map. described the location of the proposed line, and also assured the committee that the sentiment in the towns affected was unanimously In favor of 1t. He placed the cost of construction at about $3O, ,OOO mile, and the length of the road at about twenty-tWo miles. Others who SUD- ported the bill were Professor A. c. Gulley of the Connections Agricultural college, c. J Kirby of Mansfield Center, Judge L J. Storrs of Mans field, Pr ssident 0. s. Beach of the agricultural college, Fred B. Eaton of Mansfield and Representative Avery of Stafford. No opposition was made at the hearing.
 Stafford.
 A dollar saved is dollar earned if you buy your suit of the Modern Clothing Co.
 Mir. and Mrs Leroy BarroWs are disposing of their household gco1s. preparatory to making their hone with Mir. and Mrs. Alex Barrows.
 Mir. and Mrs. M. Wright of Mon- son have taken possession of the Henry Gerould homestead, " hioh they bought last fall. While their goods were being brought here from Monson the horses attached to one load bs- came frightened and ran. badly smash ing the furniture.
 Misses Annie Brown, Louisa Wob- becke, Margaret Glover, Margaret Black, Rachel Glover, Euphemia Dobson and Herbert Plumb attended