The Press., 1911-07-05

Nrs. Vaughan Brown was here for the 4th.
 R gular meeting of the Red Men Thursday evening.
 steepls Tom Fitzpatrick, a former resident. is in town for few days.
 Mr. and Ms Wallace Morse have returned from short trip to Albany, N. Y.
 The Italian picnic |, announced for last Sunday, was postponed until next Sunday.
 Joseph G,lmartin and family of stonington were among the holiday visitors.
 Miss Hattie Werner is home from New Bedford, Mass. for the summer vacation.
 Mr. and Mrs Berjamin BI' knell of Brighton have been guests of Mrs. J. M. LeAc1.
 Miss Bessie Hampston of Woon- sookat, R. has been spending B va cation in town. The Misses Wilton and Miss Eddy have opened their cottage at Crystal Lake for the summer.
 Adelbert Needham received his carload of horses last Thursday. The lot includes several heavy pairs.
 The Keefe Plain grass was sold at auction last Saturday. Samuel Rock we'll was the buyer. bidding $22O.
 Misunderstanding plants and business places cl ,sed all day the 4th. The holiday passed quLsSly, with no acsi- dents
 Mrs. W. A. Bugbea an two daugh- ters of Oromw. Il are in town for a couple of weeks with Mr anu Mrs. John Sm .dRe
 Mr and Mrs 4 Mix arc enter taining Miss SAAAn Ohen1y of New Haven. Miss Ellora was home from Storrs college yesterday
 It Is reported that Mss q S Reok- with, who has been in Manchester, is to return here and open millinery rooms ever the Chandler store.
 Edward Hol k ns of Wore ster was In town GvAr t1a 4th and was enter tAined by she Coon club, f which he was formerly a leading member.
 Misses Alberta Eaton and Florence Washburn go to Block Island to-mor- row to spend two weeks Miss Edith Oushman expects to join them next week
 Mrs O. l. Dean of Maiden, Mass !, and Mir. and Mrs. Fayette Bennett, parents of Mrs. Charles R. Newton, sailed Monday for a summer trip abroad.
 Mrs. F. N. Dion, who has had mil linery rooms in the KusIansky block, has closed out her business and will return to East Brimfeld. John Anthony is to take the store.
 A team from Manchester played the local ball team yesterday forenoon. The visitors won by ac ,rs of 9 to 8. The game scheduled for the aftl rnoon was given up owing to the heat.
 The park commissioners have de- oided to lay out Q baseball diamond now that she grass has been harvested. A special officer has been appointed to prevent disorder or depreciation on the park grounds. The little summer house has been repainted and presents a very pretty appearance. Repairs to the wall along the driveway are near. ly completed
 Stafford.
 Miss Ruth DimmIck of Somers is the guest of her aunt, Miss Della St. Marie.
 Miss Mabel Edson was the guest of Mrs. Lora Green of Wilbraham over Sunday.
 Mrs. George shephard and daughter, Minnie, of Sufisld are guests of Mrs. Thomas Black.
 Mrs. O. W. Sanford and Miss Sarah Burnham have returned from Q visit of few weeks with friends in East Hartford.
 Not in many years have we had so quiet a night preceding the Fourth The safe and sane Fourth was appre- cIatsd by all
 Miss Lucy Matthew of Hartford and Miss Mabel Ransom of Rockville were She guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.. HoUgh over Sunday.
 F. H. Mead of Trenton, N. J., and O. H. Toothacher of Berlin, N. H are at the Mead home. Mrs. Mead will dispose of her household goods and farming tools at auction next Saturday at 1 p. m.
 Mrs. Kirker and daughter, May, Of Logan, O.. are the guests of Mrs. F. J. Glover. Miss May was a fre- quent visitor here with Miss Harriet Druley while they were attending the Boston Conservatory of Music.
 Mrs. Lizzie Goodell was taken by Dr. Stretch in his automobile last Friday to Springfield, to the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. H. Jenkins. Mrs. Goodell has been in poor health for some time and 1t is hoped the change will be of benefit.
 The young members of the Junior Y. P. O. U. of the Universalist church held a picnic on the grounds o1 ' R~nAh InnA