The Press., 1913-04-02
Regular meeting of Myriad Rebekah

The Hudson garage has received a new Hudson 37, which receives the approval of motor lovers.
 Mrs. Adelbert Needham left yester. day for a trip to the west to select another carload of horses.
 Brown 6 Penny are building a small garage near their shop, which will hold two automobiles.
 W. E. Hanley announces the en- gagement of his daughter, Miss Rose
 Margaret Hanley, to John Hannigan of Terryville.
 Michael Mccarthy, former landlord of the Stafford Hotel, has gone to Pawtucket, R. l., where he may en . gage in business.
 The Red Men will have a social dance at Society hall Saturday even- ing, April 18th, with music by Lynch's orchestra.
 W. E.. Benton has purchased Mi chael McCarthy's interest in the roller skating business and will con- tinue to conduct it.
 Mrs. Andrew Mulford of Morris town, N. J, is the guest of MT. an l Mrs Wm. Whitaker. Mrs Wilfred Hopkins of Enfield has also been with them.
 Invitations have been issued for a whist party anl dance to be given by the class of 9i4 in St. Edwards hall April 9th Music will be by Lynch s orch estra.
 The local ice dealers have agreed on an advance of five cents a hundred on ice for the coming season. This will make the rate }5 cents hundred for the householders.
 John F. Vigmore has resigned as manager at the Springs House and has gone to Springfield. w. A. Segar, connected with the hotel in former years, is filling the vacancy.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wildey have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mary, to Phillip Benning Barton, son of Dr. and Mrs. Lyman G Barton of Willsboro, N. Y. Miss Wildey is guest at the Barton home
 A supper will be served at ,. 45 this evening at the Congregational church. After the entertainment an informal reception will be given for Rev. R. G. Clapp, to which all the townspeople are cordially invited.
 Miss Grace E. Harwood has, with Mrs. James Walker, taken suite of rooms at the Highland Court Hotel. While steadily improved from her recent illness, it is still essential that Miss Harwood remain in Hartford for the present.
 Mrs. J. H. Valentine and daughter, Miss Elinor Valentine, started Monday for an extended visit on the Pacific coast. After spending some weeks in Los Angeles and vicinity they will go into southern California, returning home through Portland, Or, about the first of June.
 The grounds between the station and new Allen bridge have been inn proved by the Current Events club. Frees and shrubs have been set out already and hedge will be put the entire length of the walk. MT. Allen las also been placing shrubbery at he wings of the bridge on the north tide.
 Luigi Baldracchi, while driving Sunday with his family, had an ex- ,iting experience. In turning from Gdgewood extension into Furnace avenue the carryall was overturned. Besides MT. and Mrs. Baldracchi and their -months-old baby, there were Mrs. John Lazzarine and her two daughters in the team. Mrs. Bal lracchi was slightly bruised and her husband received some bruises and scratches. The other passengers were 
 The executive committee of the Current Events club invite all club those on the waiting list and all who have assisted in the musical parts of the years program to an illustrated art talk by Miss H. H. Winslow of Boston, at half past three Friday afternoon at the library Miss Winslow has made art study her life work and will speak 1n Murillo. Any club member un- able to be present is requested to send a friend.
 Notwithstanding the storm, "Mrs. Briggs of the Poultry Yard" drew a good attendance at the Methodist church vestry last Wednesday, even- ing. The young people gave a very lble presentation of the farce. So 5he company was urged to repeat the performance and they have consented 5o do so. Next Wednesday evening is the date cho en for the second ap- Dearance. Tickets will be 25c; chil- lren under IA, 15c. Candy and pea nuts will be for sale.
 The high school senior class, under he direction of Principal Tucker, will start on their six days Washing ;on trip the last of the week. The 1oys will leave Friday night and go y boat to New York. The rest of he party will start on the first trolley morning, both parties meet ng in New York Those intending o go are as follows: Gordon Charter, Nilfred Eaton, William Ladish, Carl Edward Roberts, Misses Louise Beckwith, Bertha Belcher, Ethel Gold, Alice Griffiths, Marjory Morse and Helen Wightman, of the ienior class; Miss Sara Sweet, Miss Mary O'Brian, of the faculty; Miss