The Press., 1915-10-27
Paul Putek is employed as teamste,

1dui FuGeK IS employed as teamstt at a quarry in Proctor, Vt.
 Mrs. William Horsman's fathe, MT. Randall, is quite i'll at her home
 Rock Meadow.
 The Helpful circle will meet wit Mrs. Dawes Perry Thursday afte, noon, Nov. 4.
 MT. and Mrs. Burt Lamb and SO of Stafford were guests at Mrs. F. H Ballou's on Sunday.
 Mrs. Ella Bass has gone to Spring field to spend few days with he daughter, Mary Bradway.
 Mrs. Herbert Bradway of Foski Mills is spending a few days witt her sister, Mrs. George Bradway.
 MT. and Mrs. Mast Heck were il Westford last Sunday with her moth CT Mrs. Henry Eastman, who is very i'll
 The Mutual Benefit society vii meet at the home of Charles and Alic Rindge Friday evening. All are in vited to attend.
 Last Friday evening while Joh, Lahey, who lives at Frank Ballou' was out with their dog "Rover searching for their calves, the dog treed coon. MT. Lahey climbed the tree with a club in. his hand ani drove the coon to the ground. The coon, which weighed nearly 1. pounds, put up great fight witt tine dog, but they. captured it. Mrs Ballou invited in a few of her friend. and they partook of 'coon dinner on Sunday.
 Mashapaug.
 Last Sunday Sunday school wat organized at the church here with the following officers: Superintendent, Rev. A. T. Williams; assistant, Miss Lillian Amidon; treasurer, Mrs. A I. Williams; secretary. Victor Kaletta Miss Florence Young social committee, Mrs. Harry Ryder, Misses Mary Thompson, Florence Young and Emily bio; boys com. nittee, Victor Kaletta, Wm. bio, Thompson and Albert bio ;eachers-primary, Mrs. Williams i; junior, Miss Amidon; intermediate, MT. Williams. The school will be leld Sunday afternoons at 3.3O ) ,'clock. At the close MT. Williams will give short address. All are in- 7ited to attend. ~.. .,. "..':.A
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 Miss Pauline Chalker is visiting in Springfield.
 Charles Lyon has returned home 'or the winter.
 G. V. Smith and wife are passing ;he week in Massachusetts.
 MT. Cannon of Springfield, brother in law of Hubbard Parker, was at ,hurch with him Sunday morning.
 At the regular meeting of the grange Friday evening very fine program, arranged by Mrs. G.. V. Smith, was rendered. The resignation If Mrs Smith as lecturer of the grange vas read and accepted and a vote of thanks given for her faithful service.
 A few evenings ago in ; a Holland the automobile gliding over the "magio carpet If golden leaves, happy voices were ,eard. and out of the obsourity merged a lively party of eager men md boys carrying lanterns-out for coons, probably, for fun, assuredly, ut with the moon, motor and lantern ights struggling with the heavy fog t was an unusual and pretty sight, md added to the episodes of delight ul ride.
 South Wilmington. Mrs. John Edwards and Miss Anna Nieold spent Wednesday of last week Il Hartford.
 Hunters licenses have been issued o AS residents, one non resident and me alien this season.
 Edward Latham returned Saturday rom the Hartford hospital after having a revolver bullet removed from lis ankle. ..
 Among those who went on the ex- ursion to New York the 22d were drs. Frank Zemek, Mrs. Joseph ,tross and Miss Mary Zusick:
 Special communication of Uriel odge, F. & A. M., Saturday. Work m the B A. degree at 5 o'clock, and york on the M., M. degree at 7.30 clock p. m. :,.
 MT. and Mrs. Leo Korper of Hart ord returned to their home Sunday liter a visit of few days with Mrs. Nary A. Korper. Mrs. Korper accom- them on their return.
 Several of the Masonic fraternity rom this village attended the funeral ervioes of Edward F. Austin in Varrenville last Sunday, MT. Austin vas member of Uriel lodge, No. 24, ?. & A. M., Morrow, and the Masonic ervices were conducted by members If that lodge.
 Work on the concrete ditoh for the overflow water from the mill is From the bridge on he Main street to the south side of he road to the station the ditch is % be arohed over. The old dam is being removed and the old pond basin will be filled in as a part of the general improvements. s Moose Meadow.
 Rev. O. H. Puffer of Stafford will preach at Moose Meadow November 2. N% N0ETrTn