The Press., 1912-06-12
UNION.

Miss Elsie Scranton is with friends in Uxbridge. ...
 Mrs. Jennie Hamilton called on friends here last Saturday. ,>.-
 Mrs. F. l.. Upham was the guest of her sister, Mrs. l.. M. Reed, yester- day. --.~ ..:..r'
 Gordon Newell of Springfield called on friends in town the first of the week. z. e.. ..--< -.. . *>--:
 Mrs. Lucy Aldrich from 'Uxbridge called on her father, E. M. Horton, recently. =<
 George Meyers was at his summer home last Saturday. The Meyers family are expected here this week.
 MT. and Mrs. M. P. J. Walker and Amasa Morse from Stafford Springs, with Mrs. Mary Edson of Putnam, called on friends in town last Thurs day. '.'.. ss.,'
 These ''sweet June days'' are rath- CT cool for the tender plants. A frost Saturday morning and another one Monday morning did some damage to crops in lowlands. / sg
 Rev. H. F. Graham was absent last Sunday and Rev. H. M. Lawson preached for him. Mr. Lawson's text was from Acts 17: 28, For in Him we. live, and move, and have our being.'' ..... ..--~.. sg
 Louis Roberts and William Hors- man, with force of men, have been doing good work on the main road this week. It is hoped that our past for the Observer, who has taken such an uncommon interest in, our road repairs, will take notice and feel duly gratified. ,..
 Mt. ochepetuck Notes.
 The laurel is coming out and prom ises to be in its full glory next week.
 MT. Lawson preached at Union last3 Sunday for MT. Graham, who preached at Colebrook. >'*'e' .5-'
 Mrs. Lawson was in New Haven for few days last week for medical1 treatment and her health is improving at present. e*- ..a X. ha Miss Helen Baldwin is at the bun galow now, also Mrs Fenquay' andI her son, Courtland Fenquay, who isl to graduate from the Yale law school next week. The Fenquays are from Oklahoma and find this region far different from that.
 Rock Meadow. l
 H. R. Gillingham of Yonkers, N. Y., is stopping for while at Frank . ..-, .,-,.
 Oscar Willis has been repairing quite extensively the interior of ehisa house by laying new floors and ceiling. l
 Arthur Bramble has sold thel Charlie Bradway farm to H. R. Gill ingham of Yonkers, N. Y. His family l will arrive and take possession when ;he buildings are put in order. ri
 The following were not absent orI ;ardy during the spring term of the Rock Meadow schoof:a Claude, Elmer md Harold Booth, Edwin and Way- and Heck, Clarence Willis and Inez Booth, who was only four years old. Not absent or Eardy during the year, Elmer, Claude and Harold Booth. Vayland Heck missed only one-halfl lay.
 The most elaborate event that has aken place in this vicinity for some ime was the twenty-fifth wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Oscar Willis last Wednesday evening. There were 82 guests present. A short ad- ress was made by Rev. MT. Grahanr, nd was responded to by MT. and Mrs. Willis singing Silver Threads Among he Gold.'' Refreshments werel erved, consisting of sandwiches, cake, offee, waters, lemonade, oranges and The bride's cake, that was onat6d, caused considerable attentionI or it's attractiveness, and was tested dl y the "bride" after the reception. The singing, with Mrs. Fred Cady at he piano, was the best feature of he evenings entertainment N There vere many beantifaI presenes gAft, such s silverware, glaazas Iil 6atoweIsI nd many usefaf articles. A beauti-l ul eight-day clock was presented byl, is sisters, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. | There were 4 dollars. ina liver money left. The guests from ut of town were George Moore,