The Press., 1913-04-02

Smith 6 Cooley are installing new boiler at the Glynn mill.
 MT. and Mrs. James Sheppard have returned from trip to Bermuda.
 Miss Harriet H. Winslow of Boston is guest of Mrs. G. Percival Bard.
 Miss Anna McCulloch is home from the Northfield seminary for the Easter vacation. e,
 Mrs. J. V. Squier of Windsor. Locks was guest at the Mclaughlin home Tuesday. k
 Mrs, 40. Garvais is in the Spring field hospital convalescing from a sur gical operation. ........ ..
 Wm. Ellis, the son of MT. and Mrs. Richard Ellis, is convalescent after an attack of bronchitis. ..~. r ..#s.
 Miss Frances Alden of Wellesley college is guest of her parents, ME. and Mrs. Hannibal Alden. 1- ..::@,z
 Farley Patten of Williston semis nary, Easthampton, Mass, was at home for the Easter vacation. ,:>+
 The early morning train for the north was delayed several hours by the derailment of the engine at South Wilmington.
 John Bolieau has returned from a trip to Salem, Mass. where he visited his aged father, Charles Bolieau. The old gentleman is rather feeble.
 The Red Men will hold their regu- lar meeting in Society hall Thursday evening. The adoption and warriors degrees will be worked on a class of pale faces.
 Frank Malloy, who has been in the employ of the Rhode Island mills for long time, has resigned and &C., cepted position with the Faulkner woolen mills as designer.
 Harold Comins and Miss Hazel COmins have returned to their duties as teachers at the Danbury high school, after spending the Easter va: cation at their home here. ..,
 The dates for the presentation of the local minstrels have been fixed, for Friday, April 25th, at St. Edwards hall and Saturday, April 26th, at Memorial hall in Stafford
 At a session of the superior court held in this town Monday, Judge Reed presiding, orders were granted to Receiver Warren D. Chase of Hart ford of the Middle River Mfg. Go. relative to leasing the mill and one or two minor matters. Frederic Faulkner has leased the plant for the balance of the year.
 There is much regret, both in the Methodist parish and outside, that Dr. and Mrs. Horton of the Methodist church are to go to new field. MT. Horton during his pastorate here has made many friends by his qualifica- tions as a citizen, as we'll as the courtesy, tact and ability with which he filled his position s-.-
 At meeting of the court of bur-
 
 relative to the licensing of amusement places was adopted. Under the new plan the warden will have charge of licensing all amusement enterprises except those put on by local talent, as we'll as the transfer of such li- censes. The ordinance is printed in full in another column. t, .s 7:
 H. E. Jones has purchased the fix. lures of the O. P. Buskirk estate. MT. Jones expects to open the. store with a new stock of jewelry next Monday. He has engaged A. Girouard to manage the business. MT. Girouard is an expert watchmaker and optician, having had seven years practical ex- perience, is a graduate of the Phila- delphia College of Horology, and he comes highly recommended.
 Orcuttville. .-..-1~. -.
 Mrs. William Johnston and daugh- ters, Evelyn and Bessie, are visiting relatives in Manchester. ,.-....
 William Johnston has taken posi-. tion on the trolley line between Broad Brook and Warehouse Point.
 Stafford.
 Misses Isadore and Ruth Durham are the guests of relatives in Spring field. :.
 Mrs. Eva M. Bugbee is spending aa week with MT. and Mrs. Archer Walker of Westford. ......F~ .,-<:4
 Mrs B. H. Swift and son, Ralph, were the guests of, friends in Long :, meadow, Mass. recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Hayward Ramsden have returned from Oakland, R. l., ] after having spent the winter there. ]
 Miss Blanche shippey, teacher in the Pinney Grammar school, is spend ing her vacation at her home in Woodstock.
 Miss Ethel Rollinson, commercial teacher in Brockton high school, isA spending her vacation with her par ents, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Rollinson. E
 Miss Hannah Larned is at her homo on Stafford Street, after spending the winter with relatives in .Fairview, N. J. She expects to return there inl the near future. a
 Mrs. Nella Weston has returned to her home after spending the winter with relatives in New Jersey, Newsl York and Norwich. Mrs. Wm. Hass1 sett of Worcester is her guest. !1
 The Ladies' Circle of the Universal list church will meet for work this afternoon. At 6 o'clock the regular monthly supper will be served. Hostr Mro M M~C Ms