The Press., 1915-06-02
John Melbourne visited in Derby

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 and New Haven over the holiday.
 Principal F. S. Gorham was at his 1 home in New Haven over Sunday.
 The planking on the railroad cross.
 ing at River street has been repaired.
 Arthur Melbourne and Theodore
 Morrall were at Savin Rock on Mon.
 day.
 M. D. O'Connell returned Tuesday
 from a several days visit at Col
 chester
 Miss Mary Chandler was home from New Bedford for over Sunday
 and Monday.
 Mrs. Margaret Palmer was home from a sanitarium in Hartford for two days last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Christopher Allen and Miss Beatrice Congdon have re- turned from a short visit in Provi- dence.
 Howard P. Penny, who graduates from Dartmouth college this month, was with his parents, MT. and Mrs. E. E. Penny, over Sunday.
 Samuel Kuslansky has sold out his clothing business to his son-in- law. s. Katzowitz, who has been the manager of the store. The business will be conducted under the name of s. Katzowitz 6 Go.
 MT and Mrs O. H. Meyers and Miss Mabel Meyers went by auto- mobile on Saturday to Mystic return ing Monday evening. Mrs. F. G. San- ford accompanied them as far as Nor wich aud returned with them.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Wildey and daughter, Harriet Louise, returned Tuesday from Willsboro, N. Y, where they have been guests of their older daughter, Mrs. Philip Barton. Mrs Jacobus, who accompanied them, re- maiued there with her granddaughter for few weeks
 Guests over Decoration day of MT and Mrs E. J. Sweet were MT. and Mrs. J NJ. Magoon of Pawtucket, R. L, MT. and Mrs. O. Webster of Providence, R. I , MT. and Mrs. c. A. Sweet and daughter, Marion, of Mnnson, and MT. and Mrs. F. A. Sweet of Springfield.
 Though the golf course at the Country club has been used more or less all the spring, the formal open ing will take place Saturday. There will be a handicap match against par, and the ladies' committee will serve refreshments. The golf course and the tennis courts are in first class condition.
 Among those here for Memorial day were Miss Mary Leach from Springfield. Miss Caroline Comins from Brookline, Mass, Olin Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Provost of Somer- worth, N. H., MT. and Mrs. Joseph Shea of Medway, Hugh Crawford of Spring field, Roy Sanford of Bolton, Ralph Lee of New Haven, Thomas Daigle of Shelton, Michael MoCrohau ,f Pawtuoket.
 Joseph Bedord, 39, who was em- oloyed as hostler by Adelbert Need nam at the Springs house barns, was ound dead in the office of the stable bout 10 o'clock Sunday night. He vent to sleep on the floor about o'clock in the evening and when efforts were made to arouse him by ellow employee it was discovered hat he was dead. He is survived by his parents, MT. and Mrs John 8edord of this place, and was unmar- -ied. The funeral was held at St. | Edwards church yesterday morning and the burial was in St. Edwards 
 At the meeting of the town school | on Thursday evening the of Miss Alice M. Ambler, teacher of French and German in the | high school, was accepted. Rev. P. 1 V. Norwood, F. s. Gorham and M. D. O'Connell were appointed oom- mittee to fill the vacancy. Miss Annie Herring has resigned as teacher in the Lull district. Miss Lottie Hatch has asked for leave of bsence from the Staffordville school. With | the exception of Miss Davis of Crystal Lake district, who asked for two | weeks before accepting re-appoint- ment for another year, all the other teachers have signified their intention of returning. A slight increase was voted in some of the salaries for next | year. Principal F. s. Gorham will be increased from $l2OO to $I25O for the year. Miss Marjorie Eaton, Miss Maude Chapman and Miss Genevieve Hewett were each voted an increase from S12 to SIS week. l