The Press., 1912-07-10

Miss Millie Royce is at her home Wales.
 Miss Celia Holt is at Mt Desert Is land, Maine.
 Miss Mildred Hanley and Mi Celia Fitzpatrick are visiting i Stonington.
 Mrs. Max Lahn of Westerly. R. I. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Ere Novogroski.
 Miss Evangeline Keith of Dover N. H., has been guest at the A. Mitchell home.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Roi and chil dren of Monson spent the 4th witt relatives in town.
 Mrs. c. B. Newton and Mrs. O. L Dean of Maiden, Mass. are at Watcl Hill for a vacation.
 There will be a golf match Satur day at the Country club grounds wit the Tekoa team of Westfeld
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Geraghty O North Adams, Mass, are guests o their uncle, Wm. Sansusay.
 The W. O. T. U. picnic planned for Friday with Mrs. F. H. Pluml has been indefinitely postponed be cause of the excessive heat.
 An auto party, including MT. and Mrs. James Tobin, Frank Tobin, Mis- Mary Tobin and Miss Lizzie Tobin oi Holyoke, have been visiting friendl here
 Michael O'Halloran is able to bt out again and is making good re- covery from the operation which he had in a Hartford hospital last Wed. nesday.
 Rev. P. V. Norwood and J. H. Larned will go into camp with the Boy Scouts at Mashapaug Monday. Rev. R. G. Clapp will join them Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. William Foster of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Grant OSUCA LII NOACCSDOA anu IAIS NAs '" . Foskett of Foskett Mills were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Foster over the Fourth.
 Three trains of New Haven cars, about IS in all, passed through here yesterday to be used for the lake ex- cursion business on the north end. These cars are hired each season by the Central Vermont.
 The Cyril Johnson Woolen Go. have added a new mule and new condensers on the cards. The improvements are about completed and considerable room has been gained by the changes. This plant now has 54 looms in operation.
 Miss Blanche Marcel of Williman- tic was a guest over the Fourth of Miss Florence Garvais. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Larivee and two children of Clinton, Mass. have been guests of MT. and Mrs. A. 0. Garvais. Mrs. A. O. Garvais is visiting in Spring field.
 W. E. Hanley, president of the Stafford Business club, A. E. Whit man of the Rhode Island, 0. H. Mey- CTS of the Fabyan and Fred Moore for the Garland company attended the hearing in Hartford yesterday before the public utilities commission. Gen. eral Passenger Agent Hanley and Superintendent Costello were present for the road, and there were delega- 5ions from Wilmington, Willimantic, Norwich and other points along the line. Matters were thoroughly threshed out in the hearing. At torney Perkins of Norwich represented the petitioners. The officers of the road showed a disposition to meet the wishes of the public in the matter. The defense of their position was that the trains do not pay. The commis- sion decided that both the morning train for the north and the afternoon train for the south should be put back on, which will be done as soon as those interested can agree with the road as to the time of leaving New London. Failing an agreement, the will name the time.
 Stafford.
 Martin Hunt is spending few days with Arthur King in Fitchburg, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Colburn were ;he guests of friends in Palmer last week.
 Mrs. Adnah French returned from ;he Johnson hospital last Sunday 
 Miss Annie Brown is the guest of friends in Berlin, N. H., for 8 fortnight.
 Miss Clara Lord of Charlestown, Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. George H. Lord.
 Arthur Remmert and daughter, of Warren, Mass, spent last week with Mrs. Clara Devlin.
 MT. and Mrs. John Hanlon of Rock ville were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Shea over the Fourth.
 Mrs. May Mosely and son, Harrison, Ire spending a season with MT. and Mrs. George Colburn of Burlington, Vt.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Dimmock md daughter, Marjorie, were the guests of friends in Palmer over the lth.
 The grange picnic was postponed ast evening on account of the storm until tonight. Ice cream will be on ale.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Furness and Ion, Lawton, of Hartford spent the Fourth with MT. and Mrs. George F. Beard.
 Mrs. F. L. Upham of this place