The Press., 1912-08-07

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 Miss Ethel Whitaker is in Spring. field for two-weeks' visit with rela. tives.
 Mrs. D. P. Smith of North Brook field, Mass, is visiting relatives in town.
 Arthur Kellogg, employed at the Ellis grocery, is taking his annual vacation.
 Farley O. Patten and M. P. Penney are in camp at Syndicate Point, Crys- tai Lake.
 Mrs. A. L. Howard has been quite i'll for few days, but is showing inn lprovement
 Peter Greenwood has resigned his position with M. J. Hassett and has returned to his old home in Concord, N. H.
 Miss Isabelle Wilbur has resigned as superintendent and matron of the Johnson hospital, to take effect about Sept 1st.
 Mrs. L. s. Converse and daughter, Margaret, and son, Julius, of Salem, Ohio, are visiting relatives in the borough.
 Robert Sullivan is away on his an- nual vacation. Earl Jenkins will dis tribute the evening papers while he is absent.
 Twelve members of Winter w. R. O. attended the dedication of the new rooms at the W. R. O. home at Crom- we'll last Wednesday.
 Rev. Martin welch, a Dominican priest from Boston, who is visiting relatives in town, officiated at St. Ed wards church last Sunday.
 Miss Stella Bartlett, Miss Eliza beth Whitaker and Miss Florence Wagner were in Springfield over Sum- day, where they attended camp meet ing.
 A freight engine went of the track at the Rhode Island switch late yes- terday afternoon, causing a delay of half hour or so for the evening trains.
 John W. Williams of Hartford is spending a part of his vacation here, and will go to the Berkshires for the balance of his time the latter part of | the week.
 Benjaimn Levene, S3, died at his home in Willimantic Sunday. He leaves three daughters and four sons. | Joseph Levene of this town is one of the sons.
 James Sheppard, Jr., and family returned last evening from an auto trip through Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont They were piloted by Norman Gold.
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Feddler died at Foxville yesterday morning of gastric enteritis. The funeral will be held this after noon from St. Edwards.
 Work on the new bridge on Spring street, to be presented to the town by Allen, has been com- A derrick is to be set up on the north side of the stream to unload the granite from the cars A number of the men to be employed on the work arrived this morning. li The many friends of MT. and Mrs. J. Scanlan, who reside inI Bridgeport, are congratulating them on the birth of little girl who ar- rived last week. Mrs. Scanlan was formerly Miss Frances Mccarthy, or ganist of St. Edwards church, in which she was married last summer.
 Work is we'll under way on the changes in the highway opposite the The old culvert has been and grading is being made to conform with the new survey in anti cipation of state highway or trolley line. Grading is being done the full width of the street and Corydon Smith is at work getting out 800 feet of curbing. The Flynt Granite Go. are pushing work on the stock for the new entrance to the cemetery, to be erected by F. F. Patten.
 The park is at it's best at present. The rains have freshened the ap- pearance of the shrubbery and flowers, and from the large ornate circular flower bed near the entrance to the outside limits all is spick and span. The circular driveway around the pavilion has been completed, but has yet been done on the The probabilities are that will be done in the near future, as the advantages to be gained by small outlay are very obvious.
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 Charles Irons of South Manchester is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Arthur Spellman. N. Hemenway and family, Charles Irons and family, Miss Jennie Spell man and Miss Dorothy Frazier are at Hodgson's cottage at Niantic for two weeks.
 H- Miss Maria Booth visited friends in Springfield last week.
 Leon Booth of Rockland, Mass, is , visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. ?. Booth. M Miss Lena Wobbecke of Springfield . was the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. P.f] Brown last week. I1 MT. and Mrs. James Sibley are the yuests of MT. and Mrs. Albert Scrip ;ure in Willimantic. Misses Ruth Dimmock and Wilda Dimmock are the guests of their aunt Miss Della St. Marie.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Guay are ] spending a few weeks in Canada at