The Press., 1912-07-03

Mrs. Arthur Anoney and daughters, Elsie and Hazel, are spending this week with MT. and Mrs w. Richards.
 The Misses Grace and Bertha Myers and Miss Chamberlin of Woodsto6k were week end guests at the. parson- age. ........ .,,...,.. .,..~ I Miss Florence l.. Barrows has Ee- turned from her school duties at Pdrt Leyden, New York, and is at home for the summer vacation. .. ,..,......
 .Dr. George Lawson and family of Middle Haddam have been spending a few days with friends here, and at tended the Children's day service at the church last Sunday. ...-.:.
 After completing the year in the. Reading, Penn, high school M Misss Susie Lawson has been taking a pleas ure trip to Washington and Baltimere, and attended the. democratic national convention. j.,
 A few farmers opened the having season last week, and the hum of the moving machine is heard all around us now. The continued dry weather has hurriedsthe maturing and. dimih- ished the amount of the hay crop. j
 Children's s day was observed at the church last Sunday. The church was ,tastefully trimmed with hemlock, ferns, daisies, laurel and other floWeFs:. The children's parts were. well rem dered and it was pleasure to see the happy, interested. faces of the little ones, and the satisfaction which they took in their own day, The music by the choir was much enjoyed and the closing hymn was sung by .,thel congregation. Mrs. s. M. Lindshy made fitting address and expressed her deep interest in the church, the Sunday school and the peoples of Union. Superintendent Wilkins also made appropriate remarks. Rev. H. M. Lawson called attention to the beautiful lily which graced the pull
 pit. The bulb was sent to Mrs. w l. lard Richards by Prof. Ernest. D. Severy, who is teaching in the Philip pines, and bloomed just in time for Children $ day. f Much regret was eKE pressed because of the absencelof tEe pastor To oblige MT. Lawson, whoI was anxious to remain in Union, MF. | Graham supplied pulpit in tBe western part of the state. ," Fl
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 Miss Grace Kelly of Southbridge is a guest of Miss Francis Walker.
 Miss M. E. Holcomb arrives. to -ddy 1 at her cottage for the month of July.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Foster are1 spending part of their honeymoon at Mashapaug lake. ,~ .x:.i l
 B. G. Walker has covered. overt 2OOO miles with his auto this season, l making run of IA miles in one day last week. ....--.. |
 The dry weather has cut the, straw berry yield one-half, and native ber- ries without irrigation are thing of l the past, for this season. @.5 . The harvesting of the grass crop isl in full swing here, and while the crop is light. the good weather is turning out fine cured grass. --.:., ii l
 Raymond Arthur Hathaway and Miss Esther Young were married last Saturday evening at the residence of ! Thomas Harmon. The young people are to reside in Union, MT. Hathaway being employed at the Wells farm.
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 Mrs. D. s. Mathews is i'll with ip- fammatory rheumatism. .&l .+ssa |
 Mrs. Lima Booth and Mrs. MaryE Heck of Staffordville visited MT. and Mrs. =Myron Heck few days last
 H. R. Dillingham; has moved his family from Yonkers, N. Y, to their new home, the Charles BfadWay place. s, | i,s4: g2ss{t-P3