The Press., 1913-09-17

MT. and Mrs. Enos E. Penny ar ! visiting in Springfield.
 Harold Penny has returned to hi
 studies at Hanover, N. H.
 Miss Josephine Eaton is i'll and ha } gone to the Johnson hospital. The infant child of MT. and Mrs Alfonso Cody is i'll with cholera in fantum.
 The Tigers of Rockville will pla, the local team on Hyde Park Saturday afternoon.
 Henry O. Fisk has been granted { patent on a stabling device used or aeroplanes.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Beckwith Miss Charlotte and Mrs. J. E. Cham
 berlin are spending few days a Woodstock.
 Miss Annie Herring of Rockville has taken a position in pr. O. B. Tschummi's office and will make hel home with Mrs. W. R. Morse.
 The school in the Lull district, which has been without a teacher, Iopened this week, with Miss Annie G. Adams of North Attleboro, Mass. in charge.
 The Degree of Pocahontas are mak- ing plans for a Halloween social and dance to be held at Society hall Fri day evening, Oct. 31.
 There will be a social dance at Teutonia hall on West Main street next Saturday evening. Lynch's or chestra will furnish music. Tickets will be 25 cents.
 John White has purchased lot at Crystal Lake and will erect cottage. MT. White also intends to erect sea- shore cottage on lot he has recently purchased at Groton Long Point.
 The l.. A. A. O. H. will hold a harvest social and dance Friday even- ing, Sept. 26th, in Society hall, with music by Lynch's orchestra. Blue jeans and calicos will be the popular costumes for the evening. Everybody is invited. Admission, 25c.
 There is possibility of a new in- dustry in town, to occupy the site of the burned Faulkner plant. The men interested will be in town to-mor- row and a meeting will be held in the rooms of the Stafford club at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Those interested in securing another industry for the town are asked to attend the meeting.
 A two-horse team owned by Zeffer- ino Bacherino took a lively run through Main street Tuesday after noon. The owner left the horses standing near Alberty's blacksmith shop and they started to walk away. They went faster as the people shouted at them, and were going strong when they turned the corner by the church. Ben Campo's team was hitched by the Modern clothing store and the big team collided with the wagon, It was tipped over and badly damaged, but the horse was not hurt. The runaway was stopped at the upper end of the street, and no damage was done either to the horses or the wag- on. Several other teams had narrow Two other teams broke down on Main street at about the same time. One was owned by Levi Gary | and the other was a lumber team. Neither of these accidents was caused | by the runaway.
 Methodist Church Notes: The Standard Bearers held their annual | with Miss Hattie Lee on Mon- day evening. The following officers were elected: President, Maud Weeks; secretary, Hattie Lee; vice. presidents, Eva Jenkins, Esther Con- verse; treasurer, Mary Reynolds. The annual mite-box opening netted good sum. Miss Florence Washburn enter tained her Sunday school class on Tuesday evening; also Mrs. Buck hers at the parsonage. Miss Fannie Rus sell of Browning Home, Camden, s. .C. will address the ladies on Tuesday evening next. Rally Sunday for our Sunday school will be held Sept. 29th at 1O.45 a. m. Rev. F. H. Wright, D. D., of New York will give a most admirable address. The public is cordially invited to hear him. The industrial committee will meet again after prayer meeting Thursday even- ing to further perfect their plans for immediate work. The junior congre- gation will meet in the vestry on Sun- day afternoon at o'clock to organize a Junior League for. more effective service. The junior teachers will meet on Wednesday evening next in the church parlors.
 The Staffords defeated the Tigers of Rockville at Rockville on Sunday, 12 to 9. The score:-