The Press., 1914-07-01

George Merchant of MOns0n ha been visiting Henry Pease.
 Francis Barton of Williams colleg is guest at the Mclaughlin home.
 Miss Helen Little of Columbus Ohio, is a guest of Mrs. Charles Fox
 Mrs. Oliver G. Pratt of Orange N. J., is a guest at the Dr. Newton home.
 Miss Mabel Pease of Springfield has been spending few days at hel home here.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph LeGro oi Palmer were guests of MT. and Mrs. E. D. Tufts over Sunday.
 Wm. Bowler has completed four cottages on the south side of Crystal lake and will rent or sell.
 Miss Beatrice Congdon is entertain ing Misses Alice Broadway and Mar jorie Newton of Hartford. ...-.. .-.
 A child of Louis Pelshaw on High street has the diphtheria and the house has been quarantined.
 Miss Annie Smith has returned to her home in Hartford, having been a guest of Mrs E.. R. Brown. .~ -
 Miss Louise Beckwith is spending a few days with her cousin. Miss Ruth Tiffany, at South Manchester.
 Stafford.
 Miss Celia Fletcher is spending a week at her home in West Stafford.
 Miss Margaret Black is spending a week in New York. the guest of her brother, W. A. Black.
 Rev. H. A. Hersey and family of Caribou, Me, were the guests of friends here last week.
 Rev. I. P. Booth preached last Sun day in Palmer in place of Rev. Otto s. Raspe, who supplied at the local church.
 The usual monthly supper will be served at the Universalist church this evening at 6 o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. Reuben Burley, Mrs. F. A. Lasbury. Mrs. F. A. Sault.
 There will be regular grange meet ing next Tuesday evening The liter ary program to be furnished by the young people will he presented in open meeting at about $. 30 o'clock.
 State police inspector. Lamoth of New Bedford, Mass, was in town Sunday and with the aid of Constable H. Grundy located the person he has been looking for sometime. He was charged with defaulting his bail in aid city.
 Baptist Church Notes: A company if eleven of onr people went by auto to Thompson to attend the Ashford Baptist Sunday school con- held at the Central Baptist hurch in that place. The bi-monthly covenant meeting of the church will 'e held on Friday instead of Saturday, tt p. m., at the vestry, the time 'eing changed to the earlier day on ccount of the 4th. What was at first thought to be a | erious accident took place last Thurs ay when Charles Marchant set fire | 3 a novelty which he had bought | 1r celebrating the glorious Fourth s it did not go off he proceeded to lvestigate, reaching the piece just l time to receive the full charge in le face. He was rushed to the Hart Drd hospital and is making rapid re- ,very. It was at first feared that le eyes were affected, but one eye is pod and it is expected the other will 8 saved also.
 At the First Presbyterian church, entral Falls, at 8 o'clock Friday William A. Brown of Staf- ord, and Miss Jeanie B. Wylie of entral Falls were united in marriage y the pastor, Rev. W. B. Barr. The ouble ring service was used. The ride presented a charming appearance n & gown of white satin .draped with 'hite embroidered net She carried bouquet of white roses and the bridal eil was fastened with orange blos- pms. Miss Mary Wylie, sister of the ride, who accompanied her, was at- fred in a white embroidered dress, white picture hat and carried bou- uet of pinks. Alex Wylie, Jr was est man, Mary Latimer was flower irl, and William Wylie, brother of he bride, was ring bearer. The ushers 'ere Hugh Hunter, Thomas Cuddy, ohm Thompson and James Ferguerson. following the marriage ceremony, he couple held reception to large lumber of relatives and friends at the ome of the brides parents The wedding feast was served at 6 o'clock nd after the repast an informal pro. ram of entertainment was rendered.