The Press., 1915-08-18

Louis Smith of Hartford was il
 town over Sunday.
 | Mrs. ". E. Benton is in the Hart
 ford hospital for treatment.
 Carl Mullins has gone for trip tt
 Maine and the White Mountains.
 Miss Esther Young is in Worcester
 for a visit with her brother, Johr
 Young.
 Twelve tickets were sold at the
 local station for the Montreal ex.
 cursion.
 John White has rented his cottage
 at Crystal lake to A. B. Hosea ot Buffalo.
 There will be no services at the Congregational church for the next two Sundays.
 Miss Priscilla Burwell of Pasadena. Gal, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Butterfield.
 Miss Marian Fitzgerald has returned to Ware after a visit with Mir. and Mrs. Christopher Gilligan. Miss Marjorie Mullins has returned to her duties in the Robertson store after an illness of one week. Am ing those who have gone on the Montreal excursion are John Dupnis and daughter and Mrs. Shangoons.
 MT. and Mrs. Cordner have been recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Adams, motoring here from Montreal.
 Charles M. Brown of this town graduated from the Moody Bible in stitute at the close of its summer term in Chicago last Thursday.
 Miss Hazel Comins, accompanied by Mrs. Orcutt and Mrs. Gilbert of Rockville, has gone for a trip to Montreal and Quebec, f
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Sweet and MT. and Mrs. F. A. Sweet of Springfield have returned from an auto trip to Provincetown, Cape God, including Providence and Pawtucket in the trip.
 Rev. Marian H. Jones of Canter- bury has been a guest of Mrs. J. H. Fox for few days. With her auto. mobile she is taking Mrs. Fox for a few days trip through the Berkshires and to Lake Sunapee, N. H.
 There being no services at the pro. testant churches Sunday. the hour has been changed to 10. 30 a. m.. at West Staffor1 Congregational church, to accommodate those who wish to at- tend from the Springs, closing in time to return on the 12 o'clock car.
 The road to Somers which has been closed while a new strip of macadam was constructed, has | been re-opened and the improvement is appreciated by automobilists. With the exception of a short section be- yond Forestville there is now an ex- oellent highway from here to Spring field.
 Orcuttville played the Emeralds of South Manchester at Crystal Lake ast Sunday, but owing to the shower hat came up the game was called at he fourth inning, the score being O l. On account of the grass being O long the managers agreed that the Ield was in no shape for further play. The same teams will play at the fair rounds Sunday. Sept. 5. Battery pr Orcutts were F. Ramsey and Ashe ,r South Manchester, Pitkins and Iayden. Oroutts play Hydeville Sun. ay, Aug. 22; South Wilmington, unday. Aug. go. l All members of the Current Events Tub are invited to be the guests of frs. O. R. Newton, the president, at iladimere bungalow, Crystal lake, Thursday afternoon, leaving here on he ? o'clock car. Mrs. O. q. Pratt f Orange, N. J., will be present to ell the ladies of the work being done or the soldiers wounded in the great var. Every person is urged to bring i'd sheets. pillow slips, table linen, i'd handkerchiefs or any soft cloth to ,e made into bandages, wipes, etc. New cheese cloth and large safety ,ins are also essential, and the ladies will be instructed in the needs and he preparation. It is hoped that he club will take up the work trough the civic committee and the applies will be forwarded through he committee of the State Federation f Women's clubs. Should Thursday 'e stormy the ladies are requested to Q Friday.