The Press., 1914-06-10

work the third degree on Sunday.
 Miss Stone of Coudersport, Penn
 is guest of her sister, Miss Gertrud
 Stone.
 Dr. and Mrs. T. O. Tiffany of Sout Manchester were with relatives her Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan C Albany, N. Y. are visiting relative in the borough.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Hall and family of Simsbury were guests of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. F. J. Chandler Sunday.
 The family of Clarence Benton o West Main street which has beel under quarantine for scarlet fever fol some time will be released to-day.
 A number from here are attending the Lawn Fete at Maxwell Court, Rockville, this afternoon and evening The local members of the Sabrs Trumbull Chapter, D. A. R. are assis ting.
 Edwin Schrier was taken to hos pital in Hartford yesterday for al operation for appendicitis. Within a short time four of his children have been operated upon for the same cause. This family is surely having more than it's share of hard luck.
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 Misses Margaret and Rachel Glover have returned from a few days stay in Blackstone, R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. H. Bray were called to Providence, R. l., Saturday by the death of Mrs. Bray's father.
 Mrs. B. A. Fox of South Wilmington was the guest for a few days last week at the home of her son, Chas. Fox.
 Mrs. Emily Thompson is spending a few weeks with her son, Rev. Geo. H. Thompson and family of Laconia, N. H.
 O4AtOI bIlSS O1 ILdSD hUuH meadow has been the guest of Mrs B. H. Swift. Mrs. Swift returned with Mrs. Bliss for a visit
 At the meeting of the First Univer- salist society, held last Wednesday evening it was unanimously voted to extend call to Rev. O. H. Puffer of Reading, Pa.
 A meeting of the advisory con- mittee of the Sunday school, the officer and teachers, is called by the superintendent after the church sup per on Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Sarah Black is spending fort night with friends in Maynard, Worcester and other places. In May nard she will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Ingham, formerly of this place
 The card room of the Phoenix Woolen mill was discovered on fire about 1 45, but prompt ac- tion by those near soon extinguished the flames. It is thought the fire started from a match in the stock being put through the picker More damage was done by water than the lflmes.
 The social held last Friday evening n grange hall proved a pleasant flair and was much enjoyed by those present.. During the evening, Dr. Booth in behalf of the grange pre- ented MT. and Mrs. F. J. Glover with rocker in recognition of their invaluable assistance given during he preparation and presentation of he play, "In Old New England. Ice cream was served and dancing enjoyed during the social hour.
 Baptist Church Notes: A very pleasant time was enjoyed on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thomas Black when her organized class of young ladies of the Sunday school held social with a literary program, music by the phonograph, games and The class has taken the name of the Daisy class and are their new pins. The Ladies' Aid society will meet for work on afternoon and will serve supper from 6 to g.. Hostesses: Mrs. Emily Goodell and Mrs Oscar Sanford.
 Miss Annie Brown, who has acted as teacher of penmanship in the schools of South Portland, Me-, the past year, has resigned that position and will teach the commercial course in the high school at Presque Isle, Me, at a considerable advance in salary. During the past year she has had charge of the penmanship course with 1900 pupils in twelve schools and has been most successful in the work. Presque Isle is in the north ern part of the state about ten miles from Caribou, where Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Hersey, formerly of this place, now live. Miss Brown is expected home next Saturday for the summer vacation.
 Advertised letters:
 Mrs. Henry Conrad, Mrs. A. Hirsh, Mrs. Emma Lindsley, Mrs. W. T. Clibren, Mrs. A. H. Ward, Mrs. John Mrs. O. Lund, Mrs. Selma Mrs. Allen B. Ely, Mrs Geo. A. Hiltu, Mrs. Earl Stafford, Mrs. Margaret Barrett, Mrs. Judther Mrs. O. Barton Keen, Mrs. T. Owicker, Miss Lallie Brewster, Miss Mary E. Lewls, Miss Ella Hen messy, Miss Heckscher, Miss Mary Hennessy, Miss Ella B. Foster, Miss Katherine Fields, Miss E. 0. Davis, Miss Edith Adams, Ernest Loveland, Sydney F. Mills, Herbert Sanger, Ohas Scorille, Chas, E. Wheeler, Paul Rosack, Sherman Day Co.,, John Browning, Wm. F. Watrous, Wycerizs Coo~5o T-o,~