The Press., 1912-09-11

|. " at Bell Island, near South Norwall.
 The aqueduct company has a notice in another column to delinquents i,2 their water relt.
 Miss Margaret Rahtery has re- turned to her studies in the Nev Brita Il ormal school.
 Miss Nellie Qui- lev has gone to l1oontor, -. J., where she has taken position as teacher in cnnmerc al departure t.
 Carl Mullins, gho was taken i'll Yitk appendicitis while on a visit to Prov idence, hes retur led c-.d is fairly nmfortanle.
 Arta=7 Eali~ vi+z as gone to Wcr- ces seF, w ere a VI axe a cOurse i, the scaool cf te- yn'o5r. His place ? t'e Els s10eer- i ta a-s~ hv Bert 'So,7.csp.
 Mrs. Ssm7e1 trlletse, whc bas bee r1-ning a k1at.iipc hr1se or High street. IS to d soopt ,e the business at the close of we ani will re- turn t. er farm i7 'r:: 'fielA.
 The denocrat-c c%~caa e-c t13e o-m nation ecr J5an oficers to be tel eor at she a-ee t1w~ meet'-E '. October WI l>e he'd in bcrc-g@ hall Friday eyen.-.s It 8 o'clock.
 Ms. T. F. Mv-lop and 9avchter, Ruth, have Te5-r~e5 -r-m BT'3geton, Me, where e have cccpgiel a cot taSe through Jl'.r Gr' A~gcst. 112. Mullen has bee W th IS 3apt,v 2 part ? the the.
 St. Edwagd's school opened last wee ', ith it's f'll sea-i--5 capacity occupied. Fifteeo pore 1asks had to be ad3ed to accom2ic ate tae largest nun 5ar of PuL is the scloo1 has ever had on it's rol!
 Ore week f ,c-c o4St S1nlaz will be rally day at tle E1eth.aist church. The speaker th5s -e@r is Miss LaCra Ella Craigie if Newtoo Ce- ter, Mass, who -g;ll recite P la and other stories suitable t3 all aS s.
 The fcllcwin- ia ,ies are in the White mcun 5airs wis Brooks party: Mrs. yrus |. Newton, Mrs. Charles Meyers, Mrs. Cha1ncey Circuit, Mrs. Frank Orcutt, Mrs. Jos;a ah c verse, Mrs. Samuel Roc v5E and Mrs. Morse.
 Mrs. s. A. Jac- T.. fcTn5s sr teach- CT here, has the sympathy e ma V friea7s n the loss of har mother, Mrs. Fl ga French. Mrs French die3 Fri. day and the burial -"s the Fre,ch- Jacobs fsn;ly lot a e]listou, Mas, Mo7 I =.
 There Ill be a rr- ibit;oo Ta7lr Q We6 .csday evenir-, the 18th, on Hay -nag ct Square, at 7.3C o'clock, if pleasant; if st04my, will be at So- ciety hall. The speakers will come by snto and will st p at West Stafford at G. z for 30 minutes.
 The fair is on at ,yillim-- ltic this
 eek and number from here vert do n yesterday. Others will attend to- lay and tomorrow. George B. Gary's "Joe T." will start i- race this afternoon. Next week the fair at Rockville i'll be the attraction.
 Dr. James Stretch has called a meeting O. the progressives and those in sympathy with the progressive roveme- for Saturday evening, at s o'clock, in Society hall, to choose delegates for the state and congress sionaI conver tions, to be held in Hartford tfe 25th ard 26th.
 The Home and Foreign Missionary societies held their annual meeting on the lawn O" the Congregational parsonage yesterday afternoo1. Plans CT the years work ere discussed, aad 1t wass voted to take Conservation To NatoleI teals for six months and tEe Awakening of China for three mcnths. The following officers ' ere elected: Mrs. R. G. Clapp, presi- dent; Mrs. G. H. Baker, vice-presi- dent; Mrs. James McLaughli2, secre- tary and treasurer of the Home so- ciety, and Miss P. T. Chandler, secre- tary and treasurer of the Foreign. Refreshments were served.