The Press., 1915-09-22
Cyril Dawson has entered Worcester

Cyril Dawson has entered Worcester Tech.
 r. Meeting of the L. A. A. o. H. Thursday evening.
 Regular meeting of Wm. Horton camp, s. of V., tonight. Carl Slater has arrived home from the New London hospital. | Woods orchestra will furnish music for dance at Wales Saturday even- ing.
 Mrs. Harry Commerais of Dorohes- ter, Mass. is guest of Mrs. James Stretch.
 Miss Hattie Lee has entered the teachers kindergarten school at Springfield.
 The Rockville fair was postponed yesterday and will be held to-day, Thursday and Friday.
 Dr. O. B. Tschummi was best man at the wedding of friend in Water bury last Thursday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. W. P. Buck are on an automobile trip with friends. They will go as far south as Virginia. Mrs. Lena Meyers of the Lawrence hospital, New London, is spending part of her vacation with relatives in town. ;A
 The members of Ionic lodge, F. & A. M., will meet at the lodge rooms to morrow at 12 80 to attend the funeral of John Nichols. ]
 Fred E. .Cady of Monson was re- nominated for representative on the republican ticket at the primaries held yesterday. There was no contest. His opponent on the democratic ticket is Michael H. Davitt of Palmer.
 Miss Frances Alden, who graduated from Wellesley college in June, has gone to New York, where she will take course preparatory to work in the Young Women's Christian association. The lecture. courses will be given at the New York headquarters and the practical work will be done among young girls in Brooklyn.
 There will be an open air mo- license rally at Haymarket square Sunday evening at z o'clock. The speakers will be Rev. Edward w. Potter of New Haven and Rev. l.. c. Horton of Westerly, R. I. Judge J. H. Reed will preside. There will be music by the Italian band. The evening services in the churches will be omitted.
 The case of Wm. Rider, charged with driving jitney, while intoxi- cated, at the time of the accident at Staffordville on the night of Sept. 4, which was assigned for a hearing before the secretary of the state at Hartford yesterday, was adjourned one week at request of Attorney John Buckley, who represents MT. Gary, to give time for MT. Buckley to look up the case. Rider and Louis Helm were represented by Attorneys M. D. O'Con. nell and R. H. Fisk.
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 Miss Celia Fletcher is home at Somers for the week.
 pr. Fred P. Batchelder is home here from Boston for a few days.
 The Ministerial association will meet with Rev. I. P. Booth on Tues. day afternoon. ... !. !
 John Bennett of Knoxdale, Pa. ,4 is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Charles Phillips and family.
 Miss Annie Phillips is home from Springfield. week on account of her mothers serious illness, from which she is fast recovering.
 Harold Andrews of Boston was home over Sunday, and Miss Ruth went back with him on Monday to enter Simmons college.
 Miss Nettie Brown, accompanied Mass, last week to enter Dean academy for course of study.
 Rev. O. H. Puffer delivered a mo- license address at the Riverside mill at noon to-day, and on Friday noon at l2. 80 will address the workers at the Phoenix mill at Hydeville.
 Rev. James Thresher, after the summer here with his brother, Henry Thresher and wife, returned to Bridge port for the winter, last week. He is much missed in the home and church.
 Miss Alice Webster was hastened to the Johnson hospital the last of the week with an attack of appendicitis and peritonitis. She passed the operation successfully and ner friends are glad to know she is doing we'll toward recovery.
 Baptist Church Notes: There will be no services Sunday. At the close of the morning service last Sunday, a brief business meeting of the church was held, at which delegates were appointed to attend the annual associ !. ational meeting at Danielson. Dr. F. P. Batchelder, Clark Brown and Mrs. Thomas Black were chosen. Deacon Alva Brown was reelected as deacon. By vote of the church the mid week services of Wednesday night will be held during the pastor s absence, and the Sunday evening meetings will be held by the young peorle. At the same business meeting the pastor presented his resignation to the church to take effect three months after the close of his regular vacation. At his request action was taken to accept the same. The Ladies' Aid society will meet for work on