The Press., 1915-03-24
F. c. Sanford is building garage

F. G. Sanford is building a garage in the rear of his residence.
 Harold Lynch has been confined to the house during the past week by illness.
 Joseph Burke of Glynville visited with relatives in Blackstone over Sunday.
 The ". O. T. U. will have food sale at Towards store Friday, from 8. 45 to 5 p. m.
 c. B. Gary & Son have purchased pair of horses from J. P. Brown of Willimantic.
 Mrs. H. E. Jones has gone to Farnumsville, Mass, for week to visit her mother.
 The Scrap Book circle will meet st the Congregational church Friday afternoon at 3.S0.
 The flock cutting department of Smith 6 Cooley are running on a night and day schedule.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Cooley and Miss Marjorie Cooley spent last week in New York city.
 Joseph Weeks, formerly of Palmer, has assumed the management of the Springs house, Frederick Joos resign ing last week.
 Mrs. Frank Banning has returned l.z k~ IAh hn, pital where she was operated on a few weeks ago.
 There was another small blaze in the store-room of Warren's mill on last Friday evening, the damage not being very great.
 H. E. Jones, the jeweler, is to have the whole store where he is now located, adding the section that has been occupied by J M. Leach.
 D. J. Stephens 6 Son have taken the contract to ground the wires for the local Electric Light Co.,, in all buildings where their service is used.
 MT. and Mrs. O. E. Butterfeld. Mrs. W. H. Cooley, Miss M. E. Cooley and Miss Celia Holt inteud to start Thursday on a trip to Wash ington.
 The following letters are at the post-office waiting for claimants George R. Andrews, Anna Brown, Chas E. Brown, MT. Grey, Mrs Ellen Roland, Harry B. Molton, Alex Kenneth, s. Salzma, Anna P. Whit comb.
 B. Sbracoia of Hoboken, N. J., the leader and instructor of the local Italian hand, met with an accident a | short time ago which necessitated the postponement of practice, but MT. Sbraccia will be here next Monday as usual.
 The junior class of the s. H S., will present stereopticon lecture on the Canadian Rockies" at the high school this evening at 8 o'clock. The admission will be 10 cents, and l cordial invitation is extended to III to attend.
 he baker cart of Meyers of ;taffordville narrowly missed being demolished yesterday noon by the rolley car The driver left the horses tanding without hitching them and he car frightened them and they acked onto the track and Eli Parizeau t considerable risk of personal injury, rabbed the horses and pulled them p just in time to clear the car.
 On April 2d the senior class of the { ]. H. S., will start on their trip to { Washington, going direct to New !, london, then by boat to New York. They will spend about half a day n New York waiting for train con lections and continue to Philadelphia md Washington The trip will take lbout a week and all the participants Ire looking forward with great pleasure to the journey.
 At the meeting of the directors of the Golf Co.,, on Monday night for the purpose of electing officers for the coming year, the following were chosen: O. B. Pinney, president; A. l. Mitchell, vice. president; J. Jarl Converse, secretary and treasurer; greens committee, A. I. Mitchell, D. E. Brown and Angus Park; eap- tain, J. H. Valentine; ladies' com nittee, Miss Mary Converse, Mrs. T. F. Mullen, Mrs. O. H. Moore, Mrs. B. P. Cooley and Miss Ivy Eaton.