The Press., 1912-01-10
Mrs. R. 0. olapp Is recovering

l Mrs. R. c. Olapp is recovering from laryngitis.
 Burt Eaton is confined to his home with the pinkeye.
 Mrs. Adrian Rock is visiting rela tives in Providence.
 0. B. Gary has been in New YorI this week on a business trip. Mir. and Mrs Domenico Tonon have gone to Italy. to be gone year.
 The quarantine has been removed from the home of Robert Quinley. ". E. Benton will hold dance at Borough hall on Saturday evening, with music by Lynch's orchestra.
 Miss Belle Elovitz. who has been employed for some time at the Modern clothing store, has returned to he1 home in Providence.
 The condition of some of the side walks in the borough looks as if the borough ordinances in regard to slip pery walks have been forgotten by many.
 The Girls Joy club will give a leap year Valentine social Feb. 14th at Teutonia hall, West Main street, with music for dancing by Lyno h s orchestra.
 The Burwell jswelry store has been closed for Q week because of the ill., ness of H. E Burwell. Grip, with complications, has confined MT. Bur we'll to his bed for the past ten days. | The Lsdies' Aid society of the Methodist church will serve supper at 6 o'clock next Wednesday. Fol lowing the supper a unique and laugh able entertainment will be given, en- titled "The Ladies' Home Journal from Cover to Oover.'' Hostesses, Mrs. J. J. Clark, Mrs. Peter Gordon and Mrs Kaddy.
 At the meeting of Mineral Springs lodge, Knights of Pythias, Friday evening, District Deputy Chapman, with delegation cf eight members from Damon lodge, was present and installed the newly elected ( fiji ,ers. Henry Roshm, in few we'll chosen remarks, presertad the past ohancel- Ior's jews l to retiring Chancellor T. Melbourne.
 The wounded deer which Deputy Sheriff Helm had, found near the fair grounds last week, has bsen killed. MT. Helm notified County Game War den Watkins of Ellington of the ami. malls condition and was advised to kill it The post mortem disclosed that 1t had been shot and it's injuries were not due to fight with another deer, as was at first supposed.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders of the First National bank was held in the barking rooms Tues day and the following directors were reelected: Cyril Johnson, Ohristo- pher Allen, M F. FairmaD, E O. Pinney, George L. Dennis. R, W. Smith, W. H. Reed, Wm. H Hall, F. G. Sanford. Following the stock. holders meeting the directors held their meeting and elected off ,ers as follows: President, Cyril Johnson; vice. president Christopher Allen; cashier, F. C. Sanford; assistant cashier. H R. Wightnau. The usual semi annual dividend of fivs per cent. was paid the stockholders Jan. 1st.
 The Sunday school teachers normal training class which has bsen planned as union meeting, with about 25 teachers or prospective teachers from the three Protestant churches of the parts of the town. Is expected now to start Jan. 29th. It will meet on Mon day nights, alternately with the Our rent Events club, for a course of eight lessons, and will be taught by Miss May Dibble of Hartford, a graduate of the School of Religious Pedagogy, who has already had practical exper- fence as normal teacher and Sunday school worker. The expense will be about 5c lesson. Any who desire to join are asked to com municate with one of the superintendentS. 0rcuttville.
 Mrs. Emma Ginholdt is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Jane Horton of Monson is visiting Mrs. William Bumstead.
 Mrs. Addie H .lden of Madison, Me was the guest of Mrs Frank Page the last of the week. Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 The Y. P. O. U. of the Universalist church have voted to furnish a room at the new hospital.
 Rev. I P. Booth was ca!lad to Chester, Vt., Tuesday to attend the funeral of former parishioner.
 MT. and Mrs. George Latham are the guests of MT. and Mrs Stedman Williams of Southbridge, Mass.
 Leon Booth of Ro, kland, Mas, was the guest of his parents, Rev. and Mrs P. Booth, few days last week.
 Woloott lodge, F. 6 A M, have appointed the following committee to arrange for a dance on February 2d l: c D. Ide, F A Lasbury. G H. Lord |