The Press., 1915-08-18
Miss Lavilla Burr will leave Friday

| Mrs. F. E. Fitzpatrick and daugl
 ter, Mary, are at New Haven. Miss May Wood of Lowell, Mass
 is visiting Mrs. Emma Whitaker. Mrs. Burt Rounds and two daugl
 ters are spending vacation at Mystic
 Dr. and Mrs. G. Percival Bard al
 taking few days vacation this week
 MT. and Mrs. E.. F. Engley an
 son, Frank, are at Block Island for
 week.
 MT. and Mrs. William Walker ar guests of MT. and Mrs. Charle
 Walker.
 A. O. Rodman has returned to Eas Providence after spending three week
 in town.
 Dr. John. P. Hanley is expecte
 home Sunday from three-weeks vacation.
 William Carey has taken position with the Charles Hall company o Springfield.
 Mrs. Samuel Sidaway of Pittsfield Mass. is spending week with Mrs John Lynch.
 Glynville Stars will cross bats witt the South Wilmington team Saturday at South Wilmington.
 Miss Inez Sick les, who has been , guest of Rev. and Mrs. l.. Rees. hal returned to her home in Port Chester N. Y.
 Miss Catherine Fox of Pittsfield Mass has returned home after six weeks visit with her cousin, Marion Moran.
 Edward Jacobsen of route No. 8 ii taking his annual vacation, and Ran som B. Tifft of Westford is covering the route.
 Mrs. Thomas Moran and two chil' dren, Marion and Helen, will leave to morrow for a months visit to the Berkshire Hills.
 John Sobek of Village Hill, who has sold his farm, known as the Blair place, will sell his personal property at auction on Saturday at 10 a. m.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Armstrong, their daughter, Gladys, and son, Bernard, and MT. and Mrs. Joseph Russell are camping at Crystal lake.
 Mrs. E. 0. Mathews has hired rooms in the Ives house on East Main street and will occupy them when pr. G. P. Bard removes to his remodelled home.
 MT. and Mrs. Christopher Allen and Miss Beatrice Congdon returned Friday from a ten-days automobile trip along the north shore of Massa- chusetts.
 Assistant Postmaster G. H. Perry has remembered some of his local friends with fish from Maine. They were not in good state of preservation when they arrived.
 The Glynville ball team challenges the Orouttville's to series of three games, the first to be played at Hyde park, Saturday. Aug. 2Sth, at 1 D. m., Silas Bolieau, manager.
 Mrs. Wesley Hollister and little laughter, Nancy, of Kent, Ohio, are Friday at the home of her MT. and Mrs. J. Allan Mix. Ar. Hollister will join them later.
 George Griffin has resigned his ,osition with Mrs. J. H. Fox and ,as gone to Southbridge and is ucceeded by Joseph Guilman. Vim. Falls will take MT. Guilman's place ,n the streets.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Ellis, MT. and Mrs. B. T. Eaton and sons, Will fred and Donald, returned last even ing from the Eaton cottage at Pleasure Beach, Waterford, where they have ,pent the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Slater of Providence and Mrs. Joseph Gil martin and daughter, Katherine, and 'on, Joseph, of Stonington, are guests ,f MT. and Mrs. George Slater at the ,ld homestead for the. month of August.
 Should any of the house wives of ;he town wish to present preserved fruits, jellies or pickles to the John- 'on hospital, they may take them iirectly there or notify any member If the Hospital Aid society, who will all for them.
 The bleachers on the south end of ;he grandstand at the fair grounds nave been torn out and there is a that several sections will oe added to the grandstand. Work ,n the track is being pushed and will ,e finished in time for the annual fair.
 Frank D. Bramble we'll known ocally had a peculiar accident at Chester last Friday. One of his two- horse teams loaded with HOO feet of umber went through bridge and ell about ten feet to the rocky channel of the stream. One of the horses was killed. The other horse vas not hurt and the driver also escaped injury.
 Work on the new block next to he Congregational church is being pushed and the stores are rapidly form. One of the stores will be occupied by John Bourgeois IS a restaurant. Mir. Bourgeois has ,een quite successful at his present tand and in his new place with more 'oom will have an opportunity to till further improve his service and ,quipment. He will have the second tore from the church side. The ourth store from the church side will ,e occupied by A. Strazza who now ,as a barber shop in the Kuslansky The candy makers in the ,ld Pero stand on East Main street.