The Press., 1912-09-25
UNION.


 George Meyers and family are spending week in Fall River.
 M. A, Marcy has closed his sum, mer cottage and returned to Hartford.
 Regular meeting of Mas hapaugl Lake Grange next Wednesday evening.
 A. olin Griggs has been connected with the telephone exchange and his number Ia 94-9. I,. sss
 The Lawson sale of timber and farm takes place tomorrow at D. III. \ lunch will be served, 1.
 Jack Frost and the equinootial are holding off well and giving harvestera aa opportunity to work. '.Tf
 Mir. and Mrs. W. c. Howard of West Woodstock attended the Congre. gatienal church last Sunday, .Rz -
 MT. and Mrs, George Towne were guests ef the Misses Sarah and Jane Sessions at Stafford Hollow the. first of the week, .., f.n 4 {
 Miss Florence Barrews was at holaa for few days last week, the West Haven schools having closed for the. New Haven carnival. tf.-
 Charles Scranton had the mtsfor. tune to lose COW recently. The animals neck waa broken. oaaaad fby becoming tangled up in the ,tetheF rope ." s, o.,,, p5s.s
 Expressions of satisfaction afe hoard because of the fact that MT. and Mrs. c. R. Towne are planning t0'atay in. Union, making their home later at the Meyers place. '.. '.'e
 Rev. H. r. Gruham's text for the Sunday morning service was from Rev. 22:1. The subject for the I o'clock meeting at the Red school house was Lessons that we can learn from the fall" IL. E. Horton and John Sellers assisted in tic music with violin and auto harp
 The beautiful lilies that Mrs. k. B. Horton had at church last Sunday were much admired. Mrs. Willard Richards and Nellie Lynn also con tributed nasturtiuns, roses and nsterH from their garden. Mrs. Richards has fall crop of cinnamon roses. Others also report n second blooming of this spring rose.
 Some one was recently speaking of the state law in regard to wild carrot - beautiful flower when we think of it as Queen Anne's lace, but really u very troublesome, weed. Notwith- tho law, there are farms where wild carrot has been harbored for many years. That other law about barbed wire by. the roadside is often Over across the line, on the road to Stafford Springs, there are some rather dangerous stretches of wire. .... .
 It is pleasant to hear good reports from the invalids. Mrs l.. M. Reed has continued to gain since she P went to the Johnson hospital, and her friends hope to have her at home in Il few days Leonard Wilkins is 'ret ported to be gaining ther use If his injured arm and hoping to be out at church soon. Henry Oorbin, who has been having painful timeywith rhan. matism for many weeks, has, been l better for 8 few days. AT i though still missed from church and grange, he is able to walk about the farm on pleasant days. ,.. .....
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 The farmers are digging their pota5 1 toes, with a better yield than last year. ~...t;. ....s .,I
 Mrs. Matt Heck and Della have re- turned home from a two-weeks' stay 1 with friends in East Douglas, Mass.
 Mrs. G. W. Miller of Stafrordville and her sister, Mrs. F. A. Roberts, of Seymour visited Mrs. F. H. Ballou one day last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Adelbert Agard and and Mrs. Elvira Snow and George Agard attended their aunt's funeral, Mrs. Persis Kobb, at Wales last Sunday.
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 Miss Elizabeth Martha Moore, laughter of Lyman Moore, was mar ried in Hartford last Thursday to- Harrison G. Royce of Springfield. After a short wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Royce will make their home in