The Press., 1912-05-29
Regular W. R. 0. meeting next

Wednesday.
 Mrs Juan Brown, who has been quite ill, is recovering.
 Nineteen new looms are being added at the Rhode Island plant.
 Attorney Robert H. Fisk is confined to his home by an attack of grip.
 Angelo Galbrate, who has been i'll with appendicitis, is able to be out again.
 Mrs. J. H. Valentine and Miss Elinor are spending 8 couple of weeks in New York.
 A social dance will be given by Myriad Rebekah lodge Friday even- ing, June 7th.
 Mrs. Fabiano Pallanck was oper- ated on for appendicitis in Hartford hospital yesterday.
 The business places will remain open this evening and will be closed all day tomorrow.
 Miss Mary Foley, teacher of the Crystal Lake school, is ill and the school has been closed.
 Rev. Percy V. Norwood, the new rector of Grace church, will officiate for the first time next Sunday.
 Through an error of the type, the price of maple syrup in Ellis ad. is given as 25c per quart. It should read 35c.
 Memorial exercises were held in the high school this morning, and will be held in the other grades this afternoon.
 Miss Irene Simpson of Springfield returned to her home yesterday, after visiting few days at the home of Hannibal Alden on Edgewood.
 Miss Bertha Witt is taking an en- forced vacation from her duties in the office of the Stacy Machine company, Springfield, on account of ill health,
 Gary Bros. have sold the little place on Westford avenue, occupied by Mrs. Williams, to Hector Gingras. The firm will build a house nearby for Mrs. Williams.
 An enjoyable whist party was held at St. Edwards hall last Friday even- ing. Prize winners were Miss Nellie Fitzpatrick, W. J. Hanley, Edgar Young and Miss Burke
 The upper part of the new addition to the Warren Woolen company will be used for storage, spooling, twist ing and winding. The lower part will enlarge some of the regular de- partments.
 Charles Batka was quite badly hurt at the Brooks place yesterday by an enraged bull owned by A. Perenye. He was tossed several times and severely bruised, besides having a rib broken. His clothing was badly torn.
 The property owned by Michael Josefjok on West Main street, known as the Helm property, was offered at auction last Saturday, but was not sold. No sale is also reported from the Johnston farm auction held on the Monson road last Saturday.
 Last week Tuesday afternoon the ladies of the Relief Corps gave Mrs. Robert Quinley birthday surprise and handkerchief shower. After SUD- per MT. and Mrs. Quinley rendered several selections on the violin and piano. A very pleasant time was en- joyed.
 There were 8 tables at the mili- | tary whist given in the Masonic | rooms last Friday evening, under the auspices of Baker chapter, order of Eastern Star. Prize winners were Mrs. Christopher Allen, Mrs. Emily Burdick, Mrs. John Foster and Harold Pinney.
 St. Edwards parish is to hold al lawn festival on an evening next week to be announced later. Committees have been appointed to make plans for big, good time. Should the weather be stormy on the evening ap- pointed, the festival will be held in the next fair night. A special meeting of the Haymakers in Society hall has been called for Friday evening by Chief Haymaker J. F. Horrigan for determining, if possible, what the companions intend to do about the continuance of the society. It is earnestly desired that every member attend.
 The local baseball team will play two games with Rockville tomorrow, one at 10 in the forenoon and the other at in the afternoon. Satur- day there will be a game with the Charter Oaks of Hartford. Edwin Clark has been chosen manager of the local team and Ed. Dupre will act as field captain.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church request all who are willing to aid them in their waste paper campaign to tie the papers up with strong twine and send them to the carriage house in the rear of the Johnson double house on East Main street. Those unable to send them notify officers of the society.
 There are at this writing thirteen patients at the Johnson Memorial hos pital. Those taken there during the past few days are Mrs. Adna French, Stafford, Mrs. John Desmond, Mrs. Ransom Tifft, Westford, and Mrs. George Miller, Staffordville. Miss Harriet Louise Wildey was there Thursday and Friday having adenoids removed. James Smith, who has been in the hospital for several weeks, has returned to his home at Crystal Lake.
 Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Rose Keefe and children of