The Press., 1914-03-18

Mt. and Mrs. G. l.. Dennis hay @
 goneafor trip to Bermuda Islands.
 Mrs. Benjamin Fessenden of Provi- IdenGs, has been a guest of her aunt,
 Mrs c. B. Newton.
 r The body of the six months old son ofMr and Mrs. A. J. squires of Will
 limaptic was brought here for burial
 Saturday. The child died of pneu- monia, Friday.
 The young ladies of St.. Edwards Echolr are arranging for a Cabaret minstrel to be given April 17th and
 lsth. As the young ladies are all popular and some of them we'll known sipgeFs, the public may rest assured that their performance will be up to date and refined in every respect. l Miss Winslow's lecture before the lCurFent Evnets club Thursday after. noon proved a rare opportunity for 1those interested in art. Miss Wins low's attractive personality and pleas ing voice, with her broad knowledge land enthusiasm make her delightful speaker. Albrecht Durer of the Ger man school was the subject and each listener had small copy of the pic- lures studied, making all very com prehensive:
 Harold A. Crane has res igned his nOsstiOn as assistant treasurer of the Massachusetts Agricultural college, anaswila take position with Bodell & Co.,, of Boston and Providence, bankers and dealers in securities. Af- ter few months in Providence he will be associated with the Spring field office that represents the firm in Western Massachusetts. MT. Crane has been in Amherst for the past seven years and has many friends there. He has been prominent in church and Christian Endeavor work.
 The details of "The Trip Around the World,'' at the Methodist church next Tuesday evening are being care fully arranged by the large committee in charge. Starting from the Boston booth, in colonial effect, the trip will include stopovers at the following lplaces of interest; A negro log cabin, Spanish American adobe hut, Indian wigwam, Hawaiian thatched nut, and points in Japan, China. India, Italy and Holland. The party will be con- ducted in groups by competent guides, and after all have taken the trip, the occupants of the booths will pass through Ellis Islands, as immigrants entering the United States.
 Methodist Church Notes: :-Thurs- dayevening Is the second of the special Lenten services. Rev. l.. B. Curtis vii conduct the service and preach. Friday evening the Junior League will hold business and devotional meet ing, followed by social. Next Sab batA is the last Sunday of this Con. ference year. Conference sits March 25th at Willimantic. L8ymen's day on Friday and W. H, M. $. and W. F. N. s. Friday afternoon. Confer ence Sunday, March 29th, and no ser vices here. Palm Sunday April 9th, Easter t he 12th Everybody at. church Sunday the 18th. Pastors final message before Conference, next Sunday = the retrospect and the pros peet. ..........., ..
 Enrico Leverone, who resides at Graham four corners on the Westford road was before the court on techni- cal charge of breach of the peace, and Judge Hea1d gave him sixty days. MT. Leyerone has showed marked pecuIi. arities of conduct and is feared in his neighborhQod. Tax Collecor Plumb has had trouble with Enrico two different years. One year he drew a pistol on the tax collector and the next he acted hostile with a monkey wrench. The immediate cause of his being brought in was the unWelcomed attentions he has been paying the school teacher in the district. In front of his house he displays picture of himself His many peculiar actions have led to the belief that he is un sound mentally and he was examined byIphysicians. It is the opinion of the doctors that he is weak mentally anh stubborn, but not necessarily in- sane. He will be watched carefully during shis incarceration for evidence of insanity. The same day the case, of Frank Silk against F. P. Wheeler of Mansfield came up. It was an action torecover for work, and the judgment was for the plaintiff. The defendant took an appeal. Attorney w. H. Reed represents MT. Silk and Attorney A.5J. Bowen of Willimantic is for the defendant. The case of Peter Gordon against Mrs. Olive Foster Stenzel was postponed to later date. Attorney Fisk represents Mir. Gordon and At. torney Thomas the defendant.