The Press., 1911-08-30

Miss Helen Leach spent Sunday with Miss Bertha Brltton in Hartford
 Frank McDonald of Holyoke was [ guest of MT and Mrs Wallace Mors' over Sunday.
 Mrs. Frank Mercy and daughter Eva, are with friends in Willimanti' for few days.
 MT. and Mrs o. F. Harwood, Mis- HarWood and Mrs. James Walker are at Lee, Mass. for a week.
 Adelbert Needham has bought tht Su61eld Hotel at Suffield. CharleI Anderson will continue to run 1t.
 Halold Crane of Amherst and his sister, Miss Marjorie Morse, are al sagamore Beach, Mass, for ten days.
 Mrs. Alfred Bidorini fell while walking in back of the Modern Cloth. ing company's store yesterday after. noon, and brCk, her leg below the knee.
 A local Italian orchestra of five pieces is furnishing music at the Oomique this week. The pictures o1 the coronation of King George are being shown.
 Rev R G Olapp returned Monday from his vacation spent in New Haven and vicinity. MT. Olapp preached three Sundays at New Preston in the Berkshires and one at New Haven.
 J. H. Valentine is in camp at Mashapaug with three local boys. Kingsley Converse. Henry Pease and David Shepherd. Richard Valentine will join the party tomorrow.
 Rev E. W and Mrs. Bishop, with their son. David, were guests of MT and Mrs. W. E. Demond, ever Sun day, returning to thoir Pl~mcuth t., tage Monday. The family will return Friday to their home in Cedar Rapids. Mich.
 Mrs. Theodore Needham recently found 8 lady's gold ring in her patch. Mrs Needham has had more or less troutl4 in getting her share of her garden truck and it is probable that the ring will not be called for.
 The Central mill and the Rhode r. land plant will clcse down Monday Labor dav. Outside cf thesr tU' plants business will c1ntIrua eb1pt t as usual Labor day has not been generally observed l-callv, ss tt c mills generally close for two days ot the fair
 Saturday afternoon 8 bus will leave Graut avenue at ? o'clrck for the Country club grounds. Refresh, ments will be served by the hostesses, Mrs O. R Newton, M sses Mary Wlliey. Mary Chandler, Beatrice Congdon and Louise Bee k with. Many hava entered the Round Robin haudi. cap contest fur the presidents cup, which is exhibited in the Eaton drug store windLw.
 Schools will resume sessions next Tuesday. The resignation of Miss Helen Harmed in the 16th district, to take a position in Monson. leaves 8 vacancy. There are two or three for the position and a selection will be made before the schools open, in all probability. It has been decided to engage Miss Sara Sweet of Monson for the new position As fourth assistant in the high school. Miss Sweet is a teacher of exper. Ienoe and comes highly recommended. The balance of the list of teachers is as follows: Pinney school 1st dis trict), grades 1 and ? Miss. Blanche L.. Shippey; and 4. Miss J. Mildred MaoCallum; 5 and 6, Miss Gertrude 0. Wight nan; '. 8 and 9, Miss Mary E. Smith; 2d district, kindergarten, Miss Edith o Cushman; assistant, Miss Ethel Moore; grade 1. Miss Maud G. Booth; ?, Miss Genevieve M. Hewett; 3, Miss Mary F. Leach !; 4, Miss Sadie T.. Comins; 5, Miss Ethel Rich; 6 and 2. Miss Ella O Oonnor; 8 ard 9, Miss Mabel l.. Kingsbury; Stafford Street school, Mrs. Mae Clayton; Staffcrdville, Miss Ruth N. Dunhan', Miss Isadore Dun- ham and Miss Hattie l. Ellithorpe Miss J. Alice Rachman Rockwell hill, Miss Natti, Brown village, Miss Lottie W. Hatch Crystal Lake. Miss Mary E. Foley ; West Stafford, primary and intermed ate, Miss Josephine E Newell; gram mar, Miss Jennie Towne; Lull dis, triot. Miss Edith B. Battige; Grow hill, Miss Edna Fletcher; Patten dis triot, Miss Mary E. Green; super visor of music in all schools, Miss Frieda RaEd.
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 Richard Horsm an of Providence is W. R. Preble.
 Mrs. Phil na Preble and Mrs. A s. Whiting are visiting Mrs. E. w. Preble.
 Mir and Mrs. Albert Spellman and Eva Spellman, are visiting at Arthur 
 Mrs. Elliott Robbins and daughter, Leoua, are attending the Davis re- union at Forest lake to-day.
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 Miss Ruth Tracy of Manchester is the guest of Mrs. W G. Jones.
 Dr. F. Batchelder of Boston is the guest of his mother for a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. J. G. Wightman and Gertrude are at Block Is- land.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Bray are friends in Providence and Boston.
 Miss Florence Walbridge has re- turned from a visit of several weeks with friends in Mystic.
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