The Press., 1912-08-21

| MrB. Ju11uS OOnV0rS0, WHO lS CI1I ically ill at Salem, Ohio, shows { slight improvement.
 Miss Helen Leach is entertaining, at Laurel Camp, Mashapaug, Misses Mabel West of Hartford and Molly A. Barton of Pa Inner.
 The Staffords will play a strong amateur team from New Britain al Hyde Park on Saturday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. R. M. Fisk are at the Atlantic House at Watch Hill. Mrs. Fisk recently bowled 100 at duckpins on the Watch Hill bowling alleys, which gave her the championship for women's singles.
 Quite good many are taking ad. 1 vantage of the excursion to Montreal on the Central Vermont at $8 for the round trip. Tomorrow is the last day for going, and the tickets are limited for return to Sept. 6.
 Mrs. James Walker and Miss Grace E. Harwood have returned from "The Oaks" Springfield, where they have been boarding for six weeks. Miss Harwood will resume her position as head of the commercial department of the Rockville high school at the opening of the fall term.
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 Miss Lulu Ide is enjoying a va cation at Stonington. ..
 Mrs. Nelson of Brooklyn is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Grundy.
 Mrs. A. B. Todd and son of Tor rington are the guests of Mrs. L. s. Goodell. .>
 Miss Mabel Booth has returned from a vacation with friends in New ton Heights, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Alva Brown, Miss Nettie and Clark. Brown spent last week at Northfield. >.
 Miss Annie Depeau is in the Hart ford hospital recovering from an oper- ation for appendicitis. -'a .-.
 MT and Mrs. Henry Depeau have commenced housekeeping in the house owned by Harry Keuhl.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Colburn are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Colburn of Burlington, Vt.
 Miss Elizabeth Hassett of Rockville has been visiting her cousin, Miss Julie Simons, at Hydeville.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Colburn and daughters have returned from weeks. vacation spent in the Brookfields.
 l.. B. Curtis has been spending 10 days of his vacation in Cohoes, N. Y., and vicinity with old friends.
 There will be meeting of the Y. P. O. U. at the assembly room Fri day evening, August Both, at 7.45.
 Wm. F. Remmert, Bates '12, has accepted position as teacher of his tory and chemistry at Rents Hill, Me.
 No services were, held in either the Baptist or Universalist church last Sunday. Both will be open next Sunday. .:.
 Miss Elsie and Norman Phillips are spending their vacation with friends in Lowell, Maynard, Boston and Gil bertville. Il MT. and Mrs. James Clark from Worcester and Miss Ellie Remmert rom Warren visited friends in town ast week. .-...-- .~.,..g .-. ..,;- MT. and Mrs. George H. Lord and Marjorie, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lord of New ouryport, Mass. ..
 MT. and Mrs Miner Fairman have returned from 8 weeks visit with their daughter, Mrs. Nellie Squier, at Fiskdale, Mass. ,".<...
 The republicans of the town of Ash ford will hold their caucus for the election of delegates to the various party conventions in the afternoon of Friday, August 30, at 3 o'clock.
 William E. Ferry, Mrs. Jane Hatch, Mrs. Jane Johnson, Mrs. Myra L. Thompson and Merton l.. attended Andrew Ledoyt's funeral at South Amherst, Mass, last Wednesday.
 Mrs. Mary Rawsor, wife of Rev. George A. Rawsor of Los Angeles, Cal, died at her home there on the 2d inst. She was the mother of Mrs. L.. B. Curtiss of this place. Mrs. Curtis and. Miss Marie had been at the Los Angeles home through the many months of failing health.
 The completed addition of 1Ox32 feet to the ladies' hall of the tUniver 'alist church is much needed! inn and will be appreciated by ;he ladies when serving supper. The lining room, now about 26 feet Iquare, will seat about 60 people at once. Entrance to this room is by ! new door cut in place of one of the windows on the west end. The AAOoACA AAS OOOh Ot14bAbAOAOO OA oAO made very convenient for doing the work, double swing doors opening into he dining room. A door has also been cut between the dining room and church auditorium: The church has llso been painted outside. The first upper will be held Sept. 4.
 
 MT. and Mrs. William Ryder are he parents of little girl born Friday .. -.. Mrs. Mary Heck has recently been pending few days with her daugh- CT, Mrs. Asa Harris, at Stafford sHol- oW' sa .. ,,-' MT. and Mrs. S. M. Lambert and ! ;wo children, Maxwell and Doris, are | visiting relatives in West Swanzey, '. H.