The Press., 1911-08-16

A0OWB Wu6I0 bO uuU bu0 CuuORB @ue also knows how to manage them whel found. The little fellow is a genera favorite, always ready to entertain his friends with various stunts and sometimes spending night on some neighbours sofa.
 The social last Tuesday was A pro- nounced success, about forty attending and every one appearing to have a good time. A delicious supper. con- sisting of various salads. sandwiches, cake. fruit and coffee, was served on the grounds near the hall. The chil- dren and young people joined in games and, when darkness came, everybody gathered in the hall to listen to short program of reoitatIons and songs by the children. Later, while Rev. Harvey M. Lawson presi. ded at the organ, all joined in singing old time songs.
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 Herbert Heck of Monson was with his parents over Sunday. ....
 Maroin Webster recently visited her grandmother in Holland.
 Edwin Heck has been quite i'll with tonsilitis, but is now out again.
 Matt Heck attended the farmers picnic at Crystal Lake last Saturday. =. Mrs. Cynthia Snow of Springfield is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Myron Heck.
 The aqueduct company Is repairing the dam on the reservoir near George Bradway's.
 Adelbert Agard is shingling his house, also building a new addition to his barn.
 Mrs. Matt Heck has been spending few days with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bert Oorbin. in Meriden.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Matthews and Mrs. Mary Mathews spent last Friday with Mrs. Sarah Mathews in Vest ford.
 Mrs. Jennie Heck Oliver of Enfield has been visiting 8 few days this week with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Matt Heck.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Grundy and daughter, Elsie, of Stafford and MT. Lathrop of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent Sunday with Mrs. F. H. Ballou.
 Matt Heck and family, Leon Booth and family, Mrs. F. H. Ballou and family, Mryon Heck and family at- tended the old home day in Walss.
 Mt. ochepetuck Notes.
 Mrs. Lawson left Wednesday for a short trip to New Haven.
 All are anticipating pleasant gathering on old home day next Tues- day, or if stormy on the next day.
 Roy Bsckwith of West Haven spent another Sunday with his friends at the Lodge. Miss Gertrude Crosby of West Haven came on Monday and her sister, Miss Lena Crosby, returned Wednesday fir ,m her two weeks va cation on the hilltop.
 There was the largest attendance of the season at the vesper service last Sunday, more than one hundred being present. Rev. Miss Jones gave a very appropriate address on "The message of the hills," on the power and joy of life of prayer and near. ness to God. Mrs. Lathrop of New York added few W rds. People were present. from Westford. Warren vile, North Ashford, Sta ford and Union. It Is hoped that Rev. Mir. Bishop will speak next Sunday.
 WELLINGTON.
 Hot and dry is the song of the loousts and crickets.
 Miss Annie Tinky of Boston Is at Oozycroft for 8 few weeks.
 Miss Margaret Mallory is on her way back to her position as teacher in Cleveland, o. She will call at Washington, D. O.
 Mrs. John A. Brown, her daughter and son from Mount Hope and her granddaughter, Miss Ruth Brown, from Bridgeport, drove over for a call at Maple Corner and Hillside on Tuesday.
 MT. Merrick and his daughter have been gladly welcomed by all old friends, and by the new as we'll to whom the Merrick name is familiar. Gardiner Hall and MT. Merriok great. ly enjoyed talking of old times and events of mutual interest. The visit. OTIS were greatly pleased with the state roads, the new church, the way i'll which the church on the Hill has been kept up and the fine people who have como in to take the place of the fine old families
 West Wilmington.
 Miss Elinor DeWolf Is visiting with her aunt in Essex. ; The brush on the east road from Buff Gap to Holland needs trimming up.
 Miss Lillian Young of New Yorh city Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hansen.
 The M. P. P. club will give a dance at their hall in Buff Gap Saturday evening.
 MT. Nelson of Hartford was a re- cent visitor at MT. and Mrs. P. Mogen. sen, Sr's.
 l.. Hansen and A. Jacobsen, ST. called on friends in Buff Gap one day last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Smith of Burnside are visiting at MT. and Mrs. H. M. Hansen, ST.
 Miss Serine Hansen and H. Labonte called on Mir. and Mrs. E. Shueblel in Holland Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wolf of Rockville