The Press., 1915-07-07
Arthur Frazier was in Springfield


 Miss Edith Cushman is spending 6 few days in Boston.
 John Quinn has returned from few days stay in Newport
 Mrs. George Siswiok is quite ill with pneumonia at the Johnson hos pital.
 Joseph DeCarli of Springfield ii spending a two-weeks' vacation il town.
 O. H. Moore has purchased al Overland automobile from the Hudson garage.
 Mrs. John T. Furness is visiting her brother, William H. Lawton, il Philadelphia.
 MT. and Mrs. John Harrigan o1 Terryville have been guests of Post master Hanley.
 Mrs. James Mclaughlin is a guest of MT. and Mrs. J. V. Squier i1 Windsor Locks.
 Miss Harriett Louise Wildey is visiting MT. and Mrs. William San. ford at Bolton.
 Miss Ida M. Hastings of Brook lyn, N. T., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. G. Sanford.
 Miss Alice and Miss Ruth Walker have returned from Brooklyn for the summer vacation.
 Miss Esther Converse has returned to Torrintgon after a weeks visit with her parents.
 Frank Brosnan of Hartford was a guest at the home of Edward Mullins on West Main street over the holiday.
 Mrs. Michael Mullins, accompanied by Robert Simons, is spending two- weeks vacation with relatives in Springfield. ...-. ...
 Herbert Aboury and son of Bridge port and Miss Helen Kelly of Hartford have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Edward Bousquet.
 MT. and Mrs. Christopher Allen, Miss Beatrice Congdon, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Newton are at "Gladimere bungalow" Crystal lake for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Befford and daughter, Elsie, of Ware, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Davoul of Springfield, MT. and Mrs. Frank Bressett, Jr ], and daughter, Evelyn, Mrs. Frank Bressett; ST., MT. and Mrs. Amous Goyer of Southbridge, the Misses Rena, Celia, Kate and Annie Dupree of Monson and Aldeor Ross of Troy, N. H., were guests of Mir. and Mrs. A. O. Garvais over the Fourth.
 Miss Mary A. Francis of Norwich, a native and for many years a resi- dent of this borough, passed her ninetieth birthday last week Wednes- day. The day found her alert in mind, cheerful in spirit and save for lameness resulting from fall, in general good health. The anniversary was made bright for her with flowers and fruits and friendly calls and by the many kind messages and good
  of postal cards from friends, old and new, for all of which she is duly thankful.
 More or less malicious mischief was done the night before Independ- ence day, and the offenders will be fortunate if there are not court pro- ceedings Flowers and shrubs were pulled up and the fire alarm bell was rung. J. Allen Mix reports that his house on Park street had sash broken in, four window blinds removed and out buildings tipped over. MT. Mix had a man watching the property owing to his similar experience of last year and will proceed by law unless settlement of the damage is made.
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 J. W. Robinson has purchased a Saxon runabout.
 Mrs. Eva May Bugbee is spending a week with relatives in Westford.
 A. G. Sault of Somerworth, N. H., i, spent the week end with his family.
 W. A. Kng and son of Willimantic are the guests of MT. and Mrs. H. F. Cady.
 Wm. Black of Brooklyn, N. Y., is a guest of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Black.
 Miss Annie Phillips, Miss Dobson and Herbert Phillips spent the Fourth with MT. and Mrs. Chas. Phillips.
 Mrs. Mary Cardinal and Miss Rose- anna Cardinal were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Geo. H. Lord over the Fourth.
 The grounds about the Riverside mills have been greatly improved by new cement walks and raising the grading at the south of the main walk.
 Mrs. Nella Weston and Anna Findeisen have returned from their vacation trips, Mrs Weston having spent some time with friends in Worcester and Bellville, N. J.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. A. Hersey and son, William, of Caribou, Me, called on many friends last week, being the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. O. Pinney last Wednesday and Thursday.
 Rodney Caryl of Dorchester spent the recent holiday with his wife and daughter at the home of MT. and Mrs GeO H Brav Mir and Mrs Ohas. Holden and family of Bonds vile were also guests.
 The Universalist picnic, held at Evergreen Park last Saturday, was attended by large number and was much enjoyed by all. The ball game in the afternoon between the Boy Scouts and a picked nine was won by the Scouts by score of Il to 10.