The Press., 1912-08-07
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 , The two younger Zigmund brother left town last Saturday. . William Horsman has been giving one of his barns a new coating O shingles.
 It begins to seem like fall when th' mercury is around 50 degrees every morning.
 Leander Roberts has resigned hi position in Worcester and is working on large farm in Kansas.
 l.. M. Reed was taken i'll last Fri day. He is still confined to his beC and, is under the doctors care.
 Miss Helen A. Brown of Nortf Adams, Mass. has been a guest al Henry F. Corbin's the past week.
 Mrs. Jarvis B. Hatch, Mrs Sarah Hatch Marble and Mrs. F. l.. Upha1n were guests of Mrs. l.. M Reed last week.
 The regular meeting of Mashapaug lake grange will be omitted this week, and it is probable that the next meet. ing will be held Sept. 4th. Miss Flora Hammond left town last week to visit with friends in Palmer and Upton before returning to he1 school work in Philadelphia.
 Mrs. Orlo B. Carpenter has been the guest of her brother, Dr. George Lawson, of Middle Haddam and also visited friends in Springfield.
 Mrs. William Myers of Woodstock, accompanied by her sister and daugh- ter, spent Sunday at the parsonage. Miss Grace remained for few days.
 Eddie Roberts recently had the misfortune to cut off the end of his little finger near the first joint, while trying to manipulate his fathers corn cutter.
 Henry F. Corbin has been suffering with rheumatism for 8 few weeks and is under the doctors care, but was able to attend the meeting at the Red schoolhouse last Sunday.
 An interesting service was held at the Red schoolhouse Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. F. Graham took for his sub ject Lessons we can learn from roads, A service will be held at the same place next Sunday at 4 p. m.
 
 The "old home day'' at the bunga- low will be held on Tuesday, the 2Oth.
 MT. Lawson preached at the Metho- dist church at Moose Meadow last Sunday afternoon for Rev. Dr. Hor- ton.
 A party from New Haven is spend- ing week at the bungalow. It con- sists of Mrs. Donaldson, Arthur Dons aldson, the Misses Mccarthy and Mrs. and Miss Gilbert. George Lawson, Jr., from Middle Haddam is also visiting at the bungalow.
 The vesper service last Sunday was largely attended, there being fifty-six present. Through the failure of an auto Dr. Horton, who was to speak, did not arrive. His place was taken, however, by MT. Rollinson, MT. Val entine and Mrs. Lawson, and with Clarence Wood at the piano, the meeting was much enjoyed by those present. These meetings will con- tinue for four Sundays more, unless decidedly stormy. The speakers ex- pected are Miss Jones, MT. Ballantine, MT. Bishop, and perhaps Dr. Horton or Dr. Morrow.
 Rock Meadow. Mrs. Leon Booth has been ill the past week, but is now better. Mrs. David Mathews is confined to her home in a feelbe condition.
 Fred Oliver of Enfield was the guest over Sunday at Matt Heck's.
 Mabel Heck has returned home after a two-weeks' visit with her. sister, Mrs. Edwin Oliver, in Enfield.
 Among those that attended the old home day in Wales last Saturday were the families of Matt and George Heck.
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond Kemp and daughters, Vivian and Lucy, of Fair view, Holyoke, were at Mrs. F. H. Ballou's last week Thursday.
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 Joseph Merrow was in town We'd nesday.
 Mrs Phoebe Wilcox visited friends and relatives the past week in Rock vile and Springfield.
 Eugene Skinner is building an ad- dition to his house. His father is helping him do the work.
 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Brown from Canada are spending few days with his mother, Mrs. O. B. Robinson.
 MT. and Mrs. Ivan Wilcox went to Willimantic Sunday to see her sister, Mrs. Clough, who is in the hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. B. O. Hallock have about fifteen summer boarders at present and are expecting some more,
 R. l.. Squire and family went to Hartford and Laurel park last Sum- day, making the trip in MT. Sterry's auto.
 There was an entertainment in the chapel at Mansfield Depot last We'd nesday night. Qnite number from here attended and all report a good