The Press., 1912-08-07
sTAFFoRD SPRINGS.

| U. r. b0CKW1GH auu AaM4Ay aI0 III camp at Crystal Lake.
 Meeting of l.. A. A. o. H. Friday evening at o'clock.
 Miss Julia Mullins has returned from two-weeks' vacation in Spring field.
 Attorney M D. O'Connell is taking a vacation at his oll home in Col chester and shore resorts.
 Miss Eva Mercy and Miss Alice Ray of Springfield are at Hampton Beach, N. H., for week.
 Edward Tobin, employed in the Whiton store, is taking a vacation ot two weeks. H. J. Wise is temporarily employed in the store.
 The secon.l annual picnic of the Masons of Rockville will be held al Crystal Lake on August 17th. Masons and members of the Eastern Star wherever located are invited to at. tend.
 Mrs. Fred Wildey, Miss Mary Wildey, Miss Harriet Louise Wildey, Miss Lena Dean of South Orange, N. J., and Miss Marjorie Chace of Newark, N. J., are at Pleasant Point island, Mashapaug, for a week. MT. Wildey was with his family over Sun day.
 The fifteenth annual reunion of the Holmes-Cady families will be held at Crystal Lake on Thursday, Aug. 15. Each family represented will, as usual, carry a basket lunch to be served ill common at the dining room of the resort. It is expected large number will be present.
 The state Y. M. o. A. has ap- pointed o. H. Moore local correspond ing member. Men or boys removing to other cities, and desiring letters of introduction to association secretaries or to others who might be of assist ance, can secure same upon application to corresponding member.
 Grace Church Notes: The Rev: Horace D. Martin will officiate next Sunday morning at 10. 45. Evening service omitted Sundays, 18th and 18th; morning services will be con ducted by J. T. Melbour1ae Tsse ads dress of the rector during his vacation is No. Highland avenue, Beverly, Mass
 John R. Montgomery of Windsor Locks, who is administrator of the estate of Alfred w. Converse, late of Windsor Locks, whose dishonesty is alleged to have wrecked the Savings Bank of Windsor Locks, has filed an exhibit in the superior court in the suit he has in his official capacity against Miss Carrie Jordan of Dor chester, Mass. Miss Jordan has in her name forty shares of the Phoenix Fire Insurance company'of the value of $42, 600. This stock was trans ferred to her by Converse. The claim is that Converse bought the stock with money he stole from the bank and the suit is to get possession of it, The ex- hibit which was filed by MT. Mont gomery shows in detail the stea1ings of Converse from the bank, and it has a total of $41,314.16. The steal 1ngs, according to the exhibit, began in December, 1871, and continued to October, 1910, the latter date being about the time that Converse severed his connection as treasurer of the bank. .. r. a
 Miss Alice Marion Fitton, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Fitton of Crown street, was united in marriage last week Wednesday to William T. Williams. The ceremony was at A in the afternoon and was performed by Rev. l.. G. Horton of the Metho- dist church. The ring service was used and the bride was given away by her father. Ernest Williams, a brother of the groom, was best man and Miss Edith Adams was maid of honor. The wedding march was played by Mrs. E. A. Cleaveland of Providence. The bride wore crepe de chine with shadow lace and chiffon and pearl trimming. She carried al bouquet of gardenias and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore white bastiste and carried a bouuuet of pink carnations. The bride is al graduate of the local high school and of Bay Path in Springfield. After her graduation from Bay Path she taught five years in Hartford, three years in the local high school and for the past two years in the Willimantic high school. The groom has been principal of the local high school for four years. Both are highly re- spected and have wide friendship. The wedding was a quiet one, with attendance limited to the intimate friends and relatives of the contrac- ting parties. The home was beauti- fully trimmed with laurel and elem atis, the color scheme being green and white. The wedding presents in- cluded some beautiful pieces of cut glass, a quantity of silver articles and many fine linen offerings. MT. and Mrs. Williams left after the ceremony for Palmer, making the trip by auto T mobile ol The machine was properly decorated and the usual attentions were paid the couple as they em- parked. The, wedding trip. will in- clude Niagara Falls and the Thousand Isles. After Sept. -1st MT. and Mrs. Williams will be at home at 96 Wal Ter street. Roslindale. Mass, as the groom is to take responsible position in the city schools of Boston the com ing fall. v '.i