The Press., 1914-08-19
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 Mrs. H. A. Root has as a gues Mrs. Thomas Crane of somers, N. Y.
 Miss Julia Pease of Norwich visiting her cousin, Clifford J. Pearson
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Bill of Hart ford are guests of their brother, Ere E. Field.
 Miss Lulu Sawyer of Bangor, Me. is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Fred srick c. Mead.
 Mrs. Edward L. Hurlburt has beel entertaining Mrs. Charles Pomero. of Willimantic.
 Prof. and Mrs. Clarence. E. Moor' are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Ray mond s. Bugbee.
 Mrs. Edward M. Delisle of West Springfield is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles s. Fuller.
 The Misses Grace, Alice and Rachel Keeney have gone to Crescent Beach for a weeks outing.
 Mrs. Elliott Kibbe of North Somers has been entertaining Mrs. E. D. Hobart of Springfield.
 Madeline and Melvia Kingsbury of Holyoke are visiting their cousin, Mrs. Clifton M. Ellis.
 Mrs. Anna Pomeroy is entertaining her aunt. Miss Emily Pease of Filing ton, for several weeks.
 Mrs. Maude P. Kimbal of Filing ton has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. O. N. Pomeroy.
 Mrs. Emma Griffin of Meriden is spending several weeks with her cousin. Mrs. Hiram Hunt.
 A number from Somers attended the reunion of the Kibbe family at Crystal Lake on Thursday.
 Mrs. Lester H. Baker and little daughter, Sylvia, have returned from a months visit on Cape Cod.
 Mrs. Newell King and Miss Beatrice King of Worcester are the guests ot their cousin, Mrs. Archie Cooley.
 Miss Marion Cooley has returned after spending several weeks with relatives in Monson and Sixteen Acres.
 Miss Ella L. Patten arrived in somers yesterday from Demarest, Ga. 7, and will spend a short time at her home.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Wilcoxson and two children have come to visit Mrs Wilcoxson's mother, Mrs. Myron Avery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chester ". Pomeroy and little son are spending a week with their parents, MT. and Mrs. A. Vail Smith.
 Lincoln Randall and family of Mel rose, Mass. and William Gaylord and family of Holyoke are at the Bridge bungalow for two weeks.
 Mrs. George Hodges and daughter, Pearl, have returned from visit to Mrs. Hodges's sister, Mrs. Thurston Cooley of Shelburne Falls.
 Mrs. Belle Pierce is visiting friends in Worcester. Mrs. Anna Chapin is waiting her brother-iA-law, K. V. Ohapin, during the absence of Mrs. Pierce.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Leach and two sons of Springfield have been visiting MT. and Mrs s. Dwight Per oivAl. Edward Leach will remain for a week.
 Mrs. Allison Allen of Agawam has been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. A. Psaae. Mrs. Welch of Hazardville is also staying at the home of Mrs. Pease for one week.
 Nr. and Mrs. Earl Daniels and MT. and Mrs. Alan Dimock have returned to their home in Chicopee after spend ing several days with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. William A. Dimook.
 Miss Alta A. Corbin has returned home after a three-weeks' visit with relatives in sturbridge and Monson. Her cousin, Miss Marion Wild, accom- panied her home, and will remain for a visit. The cases of Anthony Dynoutis, Joasph Politics and Stanley Golias, charged with assault and battery, were brought before Justice A. Vail Smith Saturday. The justice found judgment of $25 and costs in each case for the plaintiff. The defendants attorney appealed to the superior court.
 A severe thunderstorm struck the town Monday afternoon doing con- siderable damage. Two COWS belong ing to Gurdon and William Bradley were killed, an electric light post at the end of the trolly line was struck and splinters thrown across the street, And a large apple tree in the rear of Mra AnnaPomeroy's barn was struck. James O'Hara, a conductor on a trolley car leaving the center at 10. 1 5 o'clock, reported to the police last mfaht that he was held up at the point of a revolver by masked man, near the cemetery, and that the robber took 95 in change from him. The hold-np occurred when the overhead trolly came of and O'Hara was forced e est oue the car. As he groped his way atuAs in the dark, the man tackled hiAh.
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