The Press., 1915-06-30

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 Napoleon Pero. Jr, has returne from business trip to New York.
 Woods orchestra will furnish musi
 for a dance at Wales Saturday even
 ing
 John Mahan of Hartford, forme resident, is spending a few days i town.
 John Bourgeois. the Main stree restaurant man, is driving a neN Buick.
 Most of the stores will close Thurs day afternoons during July and Angus as usual
 Miss Julia Mullins and Mrs. Pat rick Murray are visiting relatives il Springfield.
 Regular meeting of Mineral Spring Lodge K. of F., Friday evening. In stallation of officers.
 w. R. 0. meeting next Wednesday A full attendance is desirsd as ther, will be an initiation.
 Andrew Jacobsen, the tailor, witt his family, will be at Mashapaus next week for vacation.
 Hiss Hazel Comins is home iron New Britain and Harold Oomins from Boston for the summer vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Wildey and MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Meyers spent tht week end at Boston and Providence.
 Mrs. Frank Kelley and Miss Oath crime Liszkah of Newark, N. J., are visiting MT and Mrs. William E. Whitaker.
 Dominica DaDalt has returned from Westerly, R. l., and has taken his old position with o. D. Preston, the painter.
 Rev. E. W. Bishop and two chil. dren of Grand Rapids, Mich., passed through here last Saturday on their way to Woodstock.
 MT. and Mrs. James D. Bennett and children of Newtonville, Mass, are at the Allen cottage at Crystal lake, the guests of MT. and Mrs. O. R. Newton.
 The annual picnic of the Orcutt- vile school was held on Friday at grove where over sixty scholar and their friends spent an enjoyable day.
 The name of Miss Simonds of the graduating class at St. Edward s school was incorrectly printed in last weeks Press. It should have been Mary Helena Simonds.
 P. L. Roberts moves into the Mar shall Bolieau place on Westford avenue to day and takes possession of MT. Bolieau's trucking business which he has bought. MT. Roberts telephone mum Der has been changed from 1891 3 to 39.
 By special request two more events have been added to the list of sports for Mondays celebration at Hyde park, standing broad jump and 3OO- yard free for all. The program will 'tart at 9.3O and these two events will come first.
 A crack ball team was sent from Monsoon Saturday afternoon to play )rcutts. After using four pitchers hey gave up the game in the first of he eighth with the score 20 to in avor of Orcutts Battery for Orcutts, and F. Ramsey.
 Marshall Bolieau, who recently old his homestead and business, will tore his household goods for the present. and board until such a time is it is convenient for him to occupy he Charles Bolieau house which he purchased some time ago.
 Miss Florence M. Guilty of Spring field has been elected teacher of French, German and history in the ocal high school. Miss Guilty is a recent graduate of Smith and comes highly recommended. Miss Annie Herring of Rockville has been chosen ,or the Crystal Lake district. The other vacancies will be filled at later meeting of the school board.
 Miss Clarissa Davis of this borough, eacher of the commercial department If the Willimantio high school, was lnited in marriage last Saturday Afternoon to Edward T. Newton of by Rev. l.. Rees of the Congregational church. Miss Davis S a daughter of Mrs. Perry Davis. The wedding was quiet service at he parsonage without attendants. dr. and Mrs Newton will make their lome at Willimantic.
 The German club of Westford venue is to be disbanded after 34 ears of existence. It was one of the nost social of local organizations, and egret will be felt that it is to be dis ontinued. In addition to the dances nd social events for mem bers, there vas an occasional dance for the public. The annual masquerade was the event f the year and drew big crowds. It vas thoroughly enjoyed, both by members and the other attendants. There will be a sale this evening at o'clock to dispose of the furnishings, fter which the we'll known German Hub will be a thing of the past.
 The public is hereby notified by W. :. Hanley, postmaster, that commence ng July l, the post office will be opened for business at 7.3O a. m., or IS soon as the morning mail is dis ributed; and will close its doors at p. m. The following is the schedule if the arrivals and departures of mail rains and the time that the mails Jose at the post-office: Train 5, mail closes at GAO a. h., train leaves station ' a. m. rain 6, southbound, mail closes at [. Al a. m, train leaves station S.O7