The Press., 1914-07-08

MT. and Mrs. James Fitzgeral
 have son born Sunday.
 Mrs. B.. F Taylor has gone to Ores cent Beach for the season.
 Thomas Whitaker of West Rutland Mass, was home for the Fourth.
 Wm. P. Welch has taken position with the Garland O., at StaffordVille
 Miss Julia simons has taken posi- tion as bookkeeper at the Rhode IslanC mills.
 Mrs. Avery of Colchester is tho guest of her daughter, Miss Matilds l.. Avery.
 Dr. James Stretch will not observe office hours Thursday afternoons through July and August
 Dr. John Hanley leaves tomorrow for B vacation of three weeks at Sara mac Lake in the Adirondacks.
 Mir and Mrs. Wm. Yare of East Killingly were weekend guests oi Mir. and Mrs. John Yare on High street.
 Mir. and Mrs. E, L. Cady of Spring field were guests over the Fourth and Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Frank Bar rett.
 There are no new cases of diph- theria, and quarantine will probably be lifted from the Pelshaw house to- morrow.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Bennett of New tonville are guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles R Newton at Camp Glade mere, Crystal Lake.
 Mrs. B. A. Harrington is the guest of MT. and Mrs, James Wood at Staf- ford Street. Wm H. Wood and Daugh- ter of Woonsocket were guests at the same place over the Forth.
 MT. and Mrs. O. H. Moore are camping at Crystal Lake. Mrs. August Werner and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardy and two children of New Bed ford, Mass are with them.
 Miss Minnie Shedd, Miss J. Mildred Miss Genevieve Hewett, Miss Mary F. Leach, Miss Sara L. Sweet, Miss Frieda Rand and Miss Helen Leach are camping at Jacobsen's cottage at Crystal Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Magoon of and MT. and Mrs. Chris topher Webster of Providence, and Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Sweet of Spring field were guests of MT. and Mrs. E. T. Sweet over the Fourth.
 Mrs. Frank Kane, who was injured at the Orcuttville mill last week, is making good progress at the Johnson hospital and has a good chance for re- oovery. The doctors will employ skin grating in healing her wounds.
 Mir and Mrs O. P. Hodgson and MT. and Mrs. John Hodgson are enjoy ing the salt sea breezes at Waterford this week. They will return Satur- day and MT. and Mrs, John Parkhurst and MT. and Mrs, Walter Parkhurst will ocupy their cottage for two weeks.
 Complaint is made that the eduoa- iional posters, put. up by the poster composed of a committee if the ". O. T. U. and the Civic are being torn down. If he practice continues efforts will be nade to discover the guilty ones and them.
 Miss Nina Reynolds has resigned | s bookkeeper at the Central Vermont | reight depot, and Henry Hemenway | 7ill take the position. Misses Angeline ena will take the position in Gary | Bros. office made vacant by the res- gnation of MT. Hemenway.
 Julia Josephia, years old, is in he Johnson hospital recovering from l bullet wound received the Fourth. The ball was a 3S calibre and took he edge of her ear and lodged in, the leshy part of the neck. Dr. Hanley her and secured the bullet with a probe. All efforts to learn who fired the revolver have been un. Availing.
 Ignece Seveeal of Woonsocket, former resident, is in town renewing ,ld acquaintances. When MT. Seve- ,al left town 20 years ago he had lome liabilities that he could not meet. He has since. prospered and turing the present trip has made it his business to look up all the old and make a settlement. MT. SeVeeal has some old-fashioned ideas 'n honesty that are very refreshing.