The Press., 1912-07-03

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 Frank Levene from Albany, N. Y. is visiting his parents here.
 Silas Bolieau and Arthur Guilmal were at Mt. Tom over Sunday. Robert Tuthill is visiting hil brother, W. D. Tuthill, at HartforC for a week.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Stevens O Newark, N. J., are the guests of MT and Mrs. Fred Wildey.
 MT. and Mrs. R. s. Converse have been on an extended visit to relatives in Bridgeport and Norwalk.
 Rev. F. J. O'Neill has had hi automobile overhauled' and painted so that it looks and acts like new.
 The feature picture at the Gen theatre tonight andsto- morrow after noon and evening will be ''Play. mates. ''
 A special meeting of. the ecclesias- tical society of the Congregational church will be held next week We'd nesday evening.
 M. J. Sisk has gone on Canadian trip with MT. and Mrs R. L. Bond of Bondville and MT. and Mrs. Andrew Cordner of East Longmeadow.
 Paul Constantin, the lad shot through the lung while hunting frogs Memorial day, has been discharged from the hospital we'll on his way to recovery.
 At the ministers meeting Monday, held with Rev. and Mrs. Hamilton at Stafrordville, Rev. W. E. Gaskin was elected president and Rev. P. V. Nor wood secretary.
 Michael O'Halloran will go to St Francis hospital in Hartford to-day for an operation. The operation is not considered dangerous, but it will be several days in all probability be- fore Mir. O'Hallorap can resume busi- ness.
 On Thursday, at Mob Hill Farm, Miss Ella Dezso was united in mar riage to Geza Lengyel of Allouez, Mich, by Rev. R. G. Clapp. MT. and Mrs. Lengyel will reside in Allouez, where MT. Lengyel conducts meat business.
 Onneco tribe of Red Men will parade in Hartford July 4th with the Red Men from all over the state. The members are requested to be at the hall at 8 o'clock Thursday morning to go on the .23 car, and wear dark suits and straw hats.
 Pelegrine Panciera, employed at the Fabyan, mill, lost the little finger of his left hand at the second joint Tues day afternoon. He was working on the engine when the accident oc- cured. The wounded hand was dressed by Dr. James Stretch.
 Miss Frances O'Neill, who teaches in the Willimantic schools, is the guest of her brother, Rev. Felix J. |O'Neill, at St. Edwards rectory. Two other teachers, Miss Maria Henry and Miss Mary Mullane, rela- tives of the family, are with Miss .O'Neill
 The committee on attractions for the annual fair are looking out for desirable acts, and will spare no pains in making up the platform program this year. Already they have booked a wild west show for the midway which carries a dozen horses and twenty people. This aggregation will also put on a couple of acts on the platform or on the track in front of the grand stand.
 About a score of friends of MT. and Mrs. A. O. Rodman made them a sur prise visit at their home last Saturday evening, it being the 25th anniver- sary of their marriage. Charles W. Comins presented MT: and Mrs. Rod man with a silver service in behalf of those present. Both replied, express ing their pleasure in the remem- brance. A pleasant social hour, with refreshments, followed the presenta- tion.
 The following horses have been named for the two stake races of the fair, to be held Oct. 10, II and 12:-
 The Nutmeg 2. Is Pace Stake.
 Purse $500. Helen R bm., by Betonica, A. H. Arn- old, Hudson, N. Y.
 Janett, blk. m., by The Peer, J. s. Bal lach, Springfield, Mass. Blue, Light, oh. g., by Bright Light, F. k. NorthrOp, Southbridge, Mass. Lady Jane Etta, oh. m., A. L. Martin, Rockville.
 Ellsworth, R., br. g., by Plute, V. NJ. Frost, Springfield, Mass. Eastern Maid, b. m., Duplex by F. D. Whitcomb, Springfield, Mass. Asley, B., b. g., by Arlington, W. Gro zier, Hartford, Ct.
 Lottie S., D. m., by Peter S., W. Crozier, Hartford, Ct.
 John s., ch. g., by Spanish CaViler, w. H. Hall, So. Willington, Ct. Cecil Bryan, b. m., w. A. Bright, New Haven, Ct.
 Lottie, P., blk. m., by Bright Heart, H. H. Jennings, Hartford, Ct. .- Sonny Pointer, bF. S., by Star Pointer, R. c. Lasbury, Broad Brook, Ct. Spring, by Atlantic King, R. 0. Lasbury, Broadbrook, Ct.
 Charlie Herr, g. g., by Paris w., Gary Bros., Stafford Springs, Ct.
 2.19 Trot Stake.
 Purse $500. Better One, b. g., by Ksmpaama DE. J, H. Carmichael, Springfield, Mass. Mary Blossom, D. m., by Conrad, Dr. J. H. Carmichael, Springfield, Mass. Keynote, ch. g.. by Keywood, Frank Murphy, Sufield, Ct.
 Harry Bengen, blk. g., by Bengen, G. H. Banner, WaVerly, Mass. Leila Norae h. m hy IRy MorNe w H