The Press., 1912-10-23

the guest of MT. and Mrs. William Woods.
 A son (Walter Everett) was born to Mir. and Mrs. Everett Perk ins on Saturday.
 The Warren woolen Go. has added new yarn drying machine to it's equipment.
 The Knights of Columbus will have social dance at Society hall next Tuesday evening. a.
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey Cornwall of South Glastonbury were guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs. E. L. Burr.
 John Perry, who has been conduct ing the Rhode Island boarding house, will sell his household goods at auction on Saturday, Nov. ?, at 10 a. m. a..
 Court Oronooo will hold their quarterly meeting Thursday evening. The state officers will be present. Matters of importance will be brought up.
 There will be a graveyard golf tournament at the Country club Satur- day afternoon. The three cups that have been played for the past season will be presented at this time.
 Mrs. John Mullins was operated on for gall stones and appendicitis at the Wilson sanitoriuln in Hartford Tues day morning by Dr. J. L. Boucher. At last accounts the patient was rest ing comfortably. .+
 Reports of broken windows in empty tenements by stones thrown by boys have been brought to the notice of the borough officials. Some of the boys are known and if further com plaints are received prosecutions will follow. s-+.t
 At the regular meeting of Winter W. R. 0. last Wednesday, Mrs Maud E. Baker of Norwich, assistant de- partment inspector, was present and inspected the corps. After the meet ing supper was served and a social time enjoyed.
 At a meeting of the Young Girls club held last evening in the Congre- gational church the following officers were elected: President, Beatrice Buskirk; vice-president, Louise Beck with; secretary, Katherine Mitchell; :; treasurer, Annie Reister.
 The new Patten entrance to the cemetery will be completed this week. The association has decided to place a low hedge along the street line the entire length of the grounds, some 500 feet The hedge will be set in the spring and will still further Orna- ment the cemetery.
 Walter Bosquet, who returned to the navy with Officer Helm several weeks ago, got 2I days for overstaying his leave of absence. Right after his time expired he got shore leave in New York and made another dash for the hills of old New England. Officer Helm took him back again last Fri day night.
 A one-act comedy, ''The Old Maids will be given by Myriad Rebekah lodge at I. o. O. F. hall, Converse block, next Tuesday evening at S.l The following is the cast of Maribah Lovejoy, presi- dent of the Old Maids Matrimonial club, Ninna Nothnick; Amarillo Haywood, secretary, Grace Grifiths Priscilla Hope, treasurer, Estella Bartlett; Anxiety Dohorty, Mrs. Fred Lynch Augusta Prim, Mrs. Joseph Clark; Faithful Blossom, Clarissa Davis; Fredora Bobkins, Mrs. J. P. Wagner; Rhoda Larkin, Eunice Brad way; Selina Baxter, Mrs. George Frazier; Susannah Smith, Edith Quinley; Miranda Price, Mrs. Nathan Ward; Mary Ann Barnes, Elizabeth Sarah Jane Springster, Nina Reynolds; Eliza Hooker, Nellie Esther Snyder, Mrs. Charles Comins; Marion Perkins,. Mrs. Maud Largess; Asenath Baker, Blanch Stur- tevant; Amanda Horn, Mable Pease Amy Little, Nellie Yare; Sophia Potter, Florence Wagner; and Pro- lessor Pinkerton, Arthur E. Snow, who, with his electric transform her), several of the splnsters in- to charming and accomplished young who will render vocal and selections and readings. 15c. Homemade candy and salted peanuts will be on sale.
 West Stafford.
 Miss M. E. Keeler of Hartford spent | the weekend at the parsonage.
 Joseph Pirro and John Brennan of New York city have been visiting the Misses Donalda and Edith Young.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Sturtevant and MT. and Mrs. George Ladd have moved to Hampden, where they will pend the winter.
 Mrs. Walter Greaves and Mrs. O. | D. Preston gave a private dance at hall last evening. Lynch's orchestra furnished the music.
 Y. P. s. 0. E. Sunday evening. Topic, Missionary endurance. <" Leader, George Barlow. Subject for night, ''What will you do for your community?
 Fifteen went from here to the Rockville O. E. union meeting held in Rockville Friday evening. The meeting was especially interesting | md all enjoyed the social hour after wards. a.... ...~..
 Under the auspices of the o. E. se- ,iety a Halloween social will be held | in the Vestry next Wednesday even- ing. An entertainment, consisting | ,f songs and instrumental music, will De given. Coffee and doughnuts will | oe served. Doors open at 8 o'clock. 1Oc.
 The Ladies' Aid society has elected .ho fa1lnvuinO off3oorO for kbo ooypo ;rn