The Press., 1915-10-20

Mrs. Fred Mullen is spending fey
 days in Boston.
 Charles R Newton has spraine'
 wrist received in cranking his car. Wild ducks are in Crystal Lake il
 numbers. Some of them have beel
 bagged.
 There will be a regular meeting with refreshments of Myriad Rebekal
 this evening.
 Misses Mary and Annie Grimm o.
 Roohdale, Mass, were guests of MT and Mrs. Amey Bolieau during th' fair.
 Miss Oroutt of Rock vile has estab lished dan ling classes afternoon and evening in Odd Fellows hall this week.
 N. Pero, Jr., and Bernard Hanley will leave this week for ten-days' vacation in New York and Pennsyl. vania.
 MT. and Mrs Anders Jacobsen, Mrs. s. F. Pease and Mrs. Louis Stevens are enjoying an auto trip to Boston and vicinity.
 Mrs. Grace Corey of Greenfield and Miss Abbie Watson of Wallingford have taken positions as nurses at the Johnson hospital.
 Mrs. Chas Fox, Rev. M. L. Jones of Canterbury and Rev. and Mrs. l.. Rees enjoyed a motor trip this week over the Mohawk trail.
 Dr. Jenkins of Prince Edward Island, one of the heaviest dealers in horses in that part of the country, was visitor at the annual fair.
 There will be a hare and. hound paper chase Saturday at 3 o'clock starting from Hyde park if those interested turn out in sufficient 
 Several are planning to take ad vantage of the low rates on the Central Vermont for a trip to New York city. Tickets are good going to-morrow and returning up to Oct 20, inclusive.
 A rummage sale will be held by the ladies of the Methodist church, W Wednesday,, Oct 27, at the store occupied by J. Wasserman, in the Rock we'll block. Doors open It 10 O. clock.
 The street light near Parizeau's tore has been removed to the corner If Main and Spring streets. While his is an improvement there is still one dissatisfaction with the lights llong Main street.
 Dr. J. Louis Sullivan and MT. and drs. John Killowary of Willimantic, Dr. P. E. Sullivan of Wallingford, Hiss Mary E. Lynch of Brooklyn, N. r., were the guests of their sister, Hiss B. F. Sullivan, during the fair week..
 The Ladies' Aid society of the | church will hold it's | rst sociable for this season next l 1ednesday. Supper will be served t 6 o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. O. E. Mrs. E. F. Leach and Irs. E. A. Fuller.
 Mrs. John Chr istensen of Orcutt- file has returned from the Laurence ospital, New London, where she nderwent a surgical operation by Dr. ullivan. She is getting along as ell as can be expected. Miss Jennie rickson of Hartford is visiting at er home.
 The glass is now in place in the ew Foster block. A Straza, the arber, will be in his new shop Fri ay morning. The store next to the huroh has been rented to Greaves 6 reaves for their market. This leaves 1e two stores on the west side not ented.
 Among those who were visitors in le borough for the fair were Walter colt of Woonsocket, R. l., Thomas Taigh of Philadelphia, W. A. Segar [ Westerly, MT. and Mrs. Maloomb b eokwith and Mrs. Geo. Simonds of iartord, MT. and Mrs. R. H. Small nd MT. and Mrs. George Chaffee of ew London, H. O. Newell of Spring cid, Milton Smith and family of Luoius Smith and family [ Talcottville, E. W. Muzzy of ewark, N. J., Wallace Day of Glens alls, N. Y., Annie Woods of Baltic, [iss Anna Sheehan of Springfield, IT. and Mrs. Fred Blake of Campello, lass.