The Press., 1914-06-17
St. Edwards school will close next

St. Edward s school will close nex Tuesday.
 Percy Bolieau is visiting his aunt Mrs. Mary Ladish in Philadelphia.
 A daughter was born last Thurs day to MT. and Mrs. Frak Fiammengo.
 Woods orchestra will furnish music for a dance in Wales, Saturday evening.
 Napoleon Guilman has bought second hand Ford of the Hudson Garage Go.
 Howard Penny has returned home from Dartmouth college for the sum mer vacation.
 Miss Mary Wildey returned from Storrs to-day, having finished a special course there.
 Mrs. Lena W. Morse and daughter, Pauline, of Florida are guests ot MT. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson. The teachers in the Borough schools held their annual picnic luncheon at Crystal Lake Monday night.
 Miss Dorothy Gibbs, who has been the guest of Miss Carrie Comins, sailed yesterday for her home in London.
 The owners of the Middle River site are tearing down the old stone walls of the mill and are clearing up the grounds.
 Mrs. Fred St. Peter who was operated on at the Johnson hospital for appendicitis last Friday, is making a good recovery.
 William Smith, son of R. W. Smith, is confined to his bed with sprained ankle, the result of fall at Crystal Lake, last Saturday.
 Mrs. Dwight Lamb of Morrow and Mrs. John Wood of Stonington are guests of MT. and Mrs. James Wood of Stafford Street.
 The infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Harrigan of Terryville, two uays Olu, ulo'l ob OhO OO"A0OA hospital yesterday morning.
 The Allen Bungalow at Crystal Lake is about completed and is now occupied ny Mir and Mrs. 0. R. Newton. MT. and Mrs. O. Allen and Miss Beatrice Congdon have been there for few days.
 Wauseon lodge of Odd Fellows will observe next Sunday as Memorial day. The members will meet at the hall at 2.3O and march to the cemetery. All Odd Fellows residing in this vicinity are invited to join with them.
 The condition of the lawn in front of the public library, which has excited some adverse comment, IS improved. It has been the custom recently to mow one side and allow the other side to grow There IS now a luxuriant crop of grass on both sides of the walk and it presents more even appearance.
 Children's Sunday was celebrated at the Congregational church Sunday. Rev. l.. Rees gave a special sermon to the children from Isaiah 58-l1; "A And thou shall be like watered garden" " which was much appreciated by the grown-ups as well. The appro- priate music and the decorations by some of the young ladies were enjoyed The girls and boys of the Sunday school gave a five o'clock service which took the place of the usual evening pro- gram. Rev. Earl Darrow of Willing ton made the opening prayer.
 Miss Sara Sweet of the high school has resigned and will go to Canada to teach next fall Miss Mary Smith of the grammar grade has resigned and will remain at home. No other changes are announced thus far. Miss Smith has taught the past 23 years, the greater part of the time at the Hollow. Her ability in getting re- suits has won for her high standing both with the public and the school board. Miss Sweet has also shown a high degree of efficiency in her work and much regret is felt that she is to leave the local force of teachers.