The Press., 1911-10-25

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 strain, is showing improvement. Edward Burrell, who has been em 3 ployed in Windsor Locks during tho
 past two months, has returned home MT. and Mrs. Fred Wildey and daughter, Harriet Louise. have re- turned from few days visit in New
 York.
 Mrs. W. L. Bishop of Holyoke and
 Mrs. A A. Converse of East Saugus are guests of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Mo- Laughlin.
 New telephones have been placed as follows: E. M. Ohamberlin, Staf- ford, 1-13; Frank Edson. West Stafford, 89-12.
 John Anthony is to close out his fancy goods business owing to the fact that he cannot secure insurance on his stock. He will start clcsing- -out sale Friday.
 The dance that William Benton will. hold in Borough hall Saturday evening will be "spot light" ball. Lynch's orchestra of four pieces will furnish music.
 The next meeting of the W O. T. U. will be held on Friday, Nov. 3, at 8 D. m at the Methodist church at StaffordvilIe. The reports of the state convention at Meriden will be given.
 Adelbert Needham, Jr has leased the Springs House from his father and will take over the management after Nov. 1st Mr Needham has bsen employed as clerk at the hotel and has shown aptitude and ability in the business.
 At the regular meeting If the East ern Star this evening two candidates will be initiated. A special meeting will be held on Thursday evening, when the grand off ,ers and members of Hope chapter, Rockville, will visit the local char tar. There will ba tw1 candidates for this meeting A full attendance is desired
 At the union serv'ca in the Metho- dist chuI ch next Sunday evaning Rev. R. c Ol; pl w1li preach on the theme "Our real business. '' A the morn- ing service at the Congregational church the sarmon will be upon "A sacred trust " The Thursday even- ing meeting will consider the mt ssage of Hosea u 10 to his day and ou1s.
 The annual meeting of the Youug Peoples Auxiliary of the M E church. was held last evening in the church parlors. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Presi- dent, Ernest Reynolds; vice president, Arthur Lee; secretary, Miss May Hirsoh; treasurer, Miss Elizabe tn Whitaker. executive committee, Rev. Lyman G Horton, Wm T. Williams, Fred Hirsch.
 Miss Lena Campo and Fred Schil- finger of Rockville were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage last Wednt sday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev. L. G. Horton. The bridal couple was unattended. After wed- ding trip to Boston and other places, MT. and Mrs. Sohillinger will make their home in Rockville. The bride has been employed in the store of Campo Bros and by her uniform courtesy and cheerfulness has made a large circle of friends who wish her much happiness.
 The incorporators of the Williman- tio and Stafford Street Railway com pany have perfected the organization of the company. William H Hall of South Wilmington has been elected president, while Lawyer Charles A. Ospan of Willimantic has been elected secretary. Judge Lewellyn J. Storrs of Spring Hill is the treasurer. An expert will be secured to make an ex. animation of the proposed road and give the inoorporators an idea of what it would cost to build it and what might be expected from revenues if the line was built. If the report is favor able the line will be tuilt
 The annual meeting of the Rock. ville Christian Endeavor union was held in the chapel of the Oongrega- tional church last evening, with a large attendance. The meeting opened with praite service, in charge of H A. Glazier. Miss Edna MoClough, Ellington, read report of the recent international convention at Atlantic City. There were short reports on the state jubil'e meetings by different members. The address of the even. ing was by Rev. W. W. Willard of the Union church at Rockville. In the e1sction of cffioers Carl Bradwav of West Stafford was chosen presid dent and Miss Mabel L. K1ngsbury, score. tary and treasurer.
 Work of planting hedges and trees at Hyde Park is in progress Forty poplars have been set out along the bank of the stream, and hedge will run parallel to the trees. The ci1cu- lar plot, which will make an ideal place for a soldiers monument, has been plotted out and a gravel walk will be laid oomplet ly around it. Seven bsds have been located in differ ent parts of the grounds, which will be used for h1wers and shrubs. Henry O. Butterfield Is planning an ice skating rink for the young people. AS soon as the ground freezes water will be drawn from the little pond to food the meadow. It Is thought good skating will be available all winter.
 Orcuttville.
 Maurice Looby visited relatives in Worcester recently.
 Mrs. Fred Russell and SOD, Will liam. are visiting relatives in Spring field.