The Press., 1912-07-31

. ErneSG heynO10S mas 6aK0n pOSl tion in the Ellis grocery.
 W. H. Spedding of New York ii : the guest of his sister, Mrs. F. H Spelman.
 The last mass at St. Edwards vii be held next Sunday at 1O.3O, instead of To-. 15 a. m.
 Miss Ethel Charter is in camp witf former school friends at Mason's Is land, near New London. Miss Vimeria Fowler of Mansfield Depot has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. Minnie Mcintyre, for two weeks. Il MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Fermier are receiving congratulations on the birth of & daughter, Alice La Valliere Fermier). Bartello Roscoe and Miss Jaquenuno Martorelli were united in marriage last Saturday. Both are residents ot the borough.
 Several from here will attend the races at Augusta, Me. next week and reduce the surplus accumulating in that state if possible.
 Howard and Herbert, eldest sons of Albert Walker of Akron, Ohio, are visiting their grandparents, MT. and Mrs. M. P. J. Walker.
 Jesse Lee, employed in the First National bank, is taking his annual vacation, spending his time at home and the nearby resorts.
 Fred G. Sanford has purchased of J. Carl Converse the two-tenement house on Highland Terrace occupied by Fred Wildey and E. D. Tufts.
 The body of Mrs. David Smith, a former resident, was brought here for burial to-day from Worcester. The burial will be at Hillside cemetery.
 The Knights of Columbus are talk ing of an outing at the shore. The matter came up at the meeting last evening, but action was postponed for a week.
 Mrs. Annie Walkley and daughter, Mildred, the Misses Esther Schofield and Belle Dorsey and Mrs. Chloe Spring spent Sunday in New London, Groton and Ocean beach.
 O. B. Pinney has the cellar for his new house on East street nearly com- pleted, and it is expected that the con- tractor for the building will com mence work next week.
 William T. Williams, who finished his work as principal of the high school this spring, and Miss Alice M. Fitton, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Fitton, will be united in mar riage this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs, August F. Werner announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Harriett G. Werner, to Charles H. Moore. Both are we'll known locally and have many friends who will be pleased to learn of the coming wedding, which will occur the latter part of August.
 Congregational Church Notes: The church will be closed for two Sum- days. The members of the parish are cordially invited to attend either the I Episcopal or Methodist services. Mid week meeting Thursday at '7.45. Topic, Christian forgiving.' The pastor preached last Sunday on the theme, 1.-The time of the early har- vest,'' Matt. 9: 3S. He may be ad- dressed Aug. 1-16 at Pennington, N. H.; Aug. 17-29 at 57 Third street, North Andover, Mass.
 Another move was made in the rail road situation yesterday relative to shifting the schedule on the southern division, when Judge Reed held a hearing on the appeal made by the railroad to the superior court. The road was represented by Superintend- ent Costello at the hearing, and there were number of delegates from along the line representing. the other side w. E. Hanley of the business club represented this town. Judge Reed decided that the appeal taken to the superior court should not act as a supercedeas after next Monday. Un- less the legal talent of the road can find flaw in the proceedings it, would seem that the trains named by the utilities committee should be in oper- ation next Monday There is reason to believe that the trains will be put on next Monday.
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 Frank Page is running a Maxwell. |
 Paul Ginholt has purchased a new Maxwell.
 Miss Mary Kibbe of Somers is visit ing William Bumstead..
 Miss Hazel Robbins is taking al twO-weeks' vacation at her home.
 Mrs. Esther Beecher and Mrs. Frank Bennett of Milford are visiting Mrs. W. E. Preble.
 Mrs. Paul Ginholt and son, Ray mond, are visiting Mrs. Charles Lid dington in Athol, Mass.
 Miss Leona Robbins and a party from Springfield have hired the Chandler cottage at Crystal Lake for a week.
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 Miss L. s. Cady of Monson is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. I. P. Booth.
 Mrs. Lora Green of Wilbraham was the guest of Miss Mabel Edson last week.
 Philips Booth of Providence, RI, is visiting his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. I. P. Booth.
 Bernard Lord is spending a few weeks with the family of Charles l Lord of Newburyport, Mass.
 On account of improvements being made in the ladies' hall the usual ! monthly supper will be omitted.