The Press., 1914-08-19
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 MT. and Mrs. Louis Helm are , Ferry's Inn, Mashapaug. Mrs. Noel M. Pease and son, Noe are visiting in Hampden, Mass. The Congregational church will closed for the next two Sundays.
 Missse Florence Whitaker and Ev Bousquet are spending a week g Savin Rock.
 Miss Jennie Mccarthy of Bento street is at Pawtucket, R. l., tn guest of her brothers.
 There will be no services at tn Methodist church next Sunday as it oamp meeting Sunday.
 Miss Hazel Turner of Lancaster Mass, has been the guest of MT. an' Mrs. R. H. Valentine.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Orcutt ar spending two weeks with their daugh ter, Mrs. Hall, in New York. Mrs. Haskell Aronson and two sons Robert and Fred, of St. Louis, forme residents, were in the borough las week.
 Miss Georgia Starr of Malone, N Y., and Miss Mcclure of Miami, Fla. are guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Chapman.
 Miss Carolina Pawalka and Thomas Baj were married last Monday morn ing at 8 o'clock in St. Edward < church. They were attended by Miss Amelia Piorek and Joseph Holda.
 Misses Mary and Helen Leach and Miss Genevieve Reid of Rockville are in camp at Crystal Lake. M. J. Cullen of Rockville is substituting in the local electric light office during the absence of Miss Helen Leach.
 Miss Frances O'Neill of Willimantic is visiting her brother at St. Edward $ rectory. With Miss O'Neill are Miss Mary Henry and Miss Anna Henry, relatives from Stonington. The young ladies are all teachers on vacation tour.
 Mark, son of Samuel Jackson of Springfield, formerly of this borough, has made quite record in the Frater nal league games in Springfield this season. He is on the Foresters' team and has struck out III batters in nlne games.
 Mrs. Linn, who for the past year has made her home with her son, Albertus, on Benton street, returned Monday to her home at Hartland, Maine. Her daughter, Miss Eunice, who has been sending two-weeks' vacation here, accompanied her.
 The Ben. Hurs of Hartford will play the local team at Hyde Park Saturday afternoon. The Ben-Hurs are one of the fastest teams that has played here. They defeated the locals 9 to } two weeks ago and scored six runs in the last inning, when the Staffords went up in the air. An effort will be made on Saturday to retrieve. The game should draw a large attendance.
 The Merchants will play the Clerks at baseball on Hyde Park tomorrow afternoon with the following line up: Shepard c, H. Hansen p, T. Buckley 1b, J. Shepard 2b, Eli Parizeau 3b, H. B. Pinney s, J. Brunelle If, John Cote Of, G. H. Perry If. Clerks Lettery G, T. Potter p, F. Fitzpatrick 1b, F. Taylor 2b, J. Tesar 3b, B. Mullins S, A. Rabonivitz If, B. Rafftery of, T. Fitz. gerald If. James Warren will fill the difficult position of umpire
 At the Johnson Memorial hospital yesterday there were four surgical operations. Dr. Alcorn of Thompson vile with pr. Frank Smith removed the appendix of Arthur Pease. Mrs. Arthur Spellman of Orcuttville, Mrs. Frank Kane and Mrs. Joseph Braun were operated upon by Dr. Alcorn and Dr. James Stretch. All are doing well. Edward Braun, son of Joseph Braun, was dismissed from the hos. pital yesterday, having recovered from an operation for appendicitis.
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 Mrs. Geo. H. Bray is spending a fortnight at Block Island.
 Miss Alice Bullard of Spencer is the guest of Mrs. H. F. Cady.
 
 Services will be resumed in the Universalist church next Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. F. L. Upham and Miss Marion Goodell made business trip to Hartford last week.
 Miss Sadie Kennedy of Mystic and Chas. Cady of Hartford are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Walbridge.
 MT. and Mrs. John Black of Fall River, Mass. are spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. Thos. Black.
 Matthew Keefe, Jr., Daniel Keefe and John Bowden spent the weekend at SaVin Rock, making the trip on their motor cycles.
 John Mitchell of Saybrook is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kreisel have gone to Providence for an indefi- mite stay.
 w. H. Black of New York was the guest of his mother last Sunday. Miss Margaret Black returned to her home last Saturday after taking a six.weeks' course at a summer school in Boston.
 Mrs. Wm. Dunham, Mrs. Alice Dimmick, Miss Ruth Dunham and Miss Marjorie Dimmick are in camp at Poquonock. MT. and Mrs. Walter Lde and family of Springfield are also members of the camping party.
 Baptist Church Notes: Frank Mason Post of New York was a recent guest of the pastor. MT. Post is sec-