The Press., 1912-02-07
Charles Davis of Medway, Mass is visiting in town.

Charles Davis of MedWRy, MASS is visiting in town.
 Miss Lillian Clapp of Boston is guest of her brother, Rev. R. c Clapp.
 Monday being Linooln's birthday legal holiday, the banks will b. closed.
 The Girls Joy club leap year art valentine dance at the TeutonIa hal next Wednesday evening promises t' be a very enjoyable social avent.
 Miss Mary Converse of this borougl and Mrs. Mabsl KavanauRh Grant o Hartford are guests for a week of Mrs Rath Newton Pratt of Or ,nRe. N. J.
 There promises to be a large attend 4ncs at the military whist to he givsr by the Eastern Star on Friday even ing. All wishing to play are re- q1ested to be on hand at 8. 15
 Miss Mildred Larson, for the past two years stenogrspher at the Central mill. has resigned and will take 6 brief vacation, commencing Saturday. She will bs succeeded by Miss Mary Hanley.
 "Breasting Niagara will he the theme of the pastors sermon Sunday morning at the Congregational ohuroH, and members of the Sunday school are especially invited to attend The new church hymnals will be used.
 &. R Marsdale has returned home from New London, where he WAS operated upon for oancsr by Dr. Dan- iel Sullivan at Memorial hospital. MT. Marsdale speaks very highly of his treatment while in New London.
 The Girls club met with Miss Louise B. ckwith last evening. Miss Gsrtl ude Pease was elected president to fill the vacancy caused by the former president abserc from town. The business meeting was foll wed by 8 j lly social htur.
 The senior play, "Down in Maine, " will be given in St Edwards hall next Tuesday evening at o'clo k Reserved seats are now on sal at War ren's store The play will h, re- peated in Memorial hall Sjaff Ird Hollow, Feb. 18th.
 The high school seniors have al ready cell cted about $25O to gay the expenses of their Washington trip. It will require $l3O more to pay all ex- penses and it is hoped to secure most of this on the play next week. They will leave here on March 18th and will be absent six days.
 The next meeting of the Union Teacher Training class will be held at the guild room of the Episcopal church Monday at 30. and will be devoted to 8 consideration of the characteristics of the different periods of childhood Full course, eight lessons, one dollar; single lessor, 15o. Ernest K Taft is secretary and treas urer.
 Tommy Donnelly's minstrt l5 gave an excellent entertainment at St. Ed wards hall last evening. The con- pany gave much more than 1t adver- tIsed. In addition to the u'ual min- stre1 performance, there were a mum. bsr of aorobatic acts whjcl pleased the audience The company will give another entertainment at the same place this evening and pro nIses a change of program.
 At the Current Events club Mon day evening three interesting papers on "Prison Reform" were given. Miss Mae Hirsoh gave for a reading Old Hickory. which was very appro- priate to the evenings subject. Mrs G. Percival Bard gave a report of the New England conference of Women's s clubs held at New Haven last week The choics of subject to be studied next year will be decided at the next meeting.
 The executive committee of the Cyril and Julia o. Johnson Memorial hospital has secured Miss Isabelle Wilbur of the oity hospital, Worces- ter, to act as matron and superinteud- ent of nurses. The committee has had several applications and after carefully Investigating the qua'ifi- cations of the various candidates chose Miss Wilbur for the place She comes we'll recommended and has had good deal of experience in hospital work She graduated from the Rhode Island hospital in 1907, and became assist. ant matron in the Crawford Memorial hospital near Providence. She served 8 year and a half as probation in- struotor in the oity hospital and was then promoted to the position of assist ant superintendent of nurses, which position she now holds Miss Wilbur will. begin her duties here about March 1st. The furniture and fittings for the hospital have nearly all ar- rived and are being put in their re- speotive places. Present indications are that the dedication and opening will be about the first of March.
 Stafford.
 -$15 Overcoats $50. Modern Cloth ing Co.
 Martin Hunt is quite i'll with pneu- monia ...
 Mrs.. Hiram Rathbun of Byf1eld, Mass former resident, is seriously ilL .''1 .r..
 Rev I. F. Booth was called to Worthwhile, Vt., last Monday to at- tend the funeral of a former parish toner. ..- Rev and Mrs. A B. Todd of Tor rington, formerly of this place, are receiving congratulations on the birth of son last Wednesday
 The Masonic social held last Friday ovopiu0 w@c an nuiovalo1o a@oir and