The Press., 1916-10-26


 class A at the golf links Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. T. F. Mullen, accom-
 panied by MT. and Mrs. B. P. Cooley
 motored to Boston Tuesday an
 Wednesday in Mr. Mullen's car.
 W. H. Mills, manager of the Eato
 Drug Go. store, has rented the Breel
 house of G. l.. Dennis. He will nov
 in as soon as the alterations now il
 progress are completed.
 The dance held at St. Edward s hal
 on Friday evening by the A. O. H., con sidering the weather had good attend
 ance, and 1t was very pleasant time
 The danoeIs were we'll pleased with tn
 music by Lynoh's orchestra.
 The Patriot Phalanx of Indianapolis
 InI., the national prohibition paper
 last week had the pictures If tn, prohibition candidates for state officer of Connecticut, including J. R. Park hurst of this borough who is one of tn, candidates for presidential electors At recital to be given to night by Arthur Stein at Prescott hall in Rock vile the following local pupils take part: Gladys Roberts and Arthur Champagne. Wm. Silk also was or the program, but on account of an acci dent he met with last week in which he lost two fingers of his left hand, he will not be abl to take part.
 Rev. N. W. Hermans, the new rector of Grace church, intends to move into the rectory here this week. MT. Hermans comes from West Haven where he has been curate in charge of the boys work there and has also been largely in charge of the work of rais- ing money for a large parish house which has just been completed there. MT. Hermans comes originally from the middle west, his native state be- ing Illinois.
 The marriage of Miss Beatrice Hampston, formerly of this town, and Chas H Duggan of Worcester took place at St. Anne's church Monday followed by uuptial high mass. The couple was attended by Thomas J. Duggan, brother of the groom and Miss Rose Sullivan of Norwich. The groom travels for the Rockw A uto- matic Sprinkler Go and the bride has been a nurse at St Vincent hos pital in Worcester.
 Gary's watering cart startel up the hill past the borough hall towards the Springs house Tuesday afternoon. About half way up the driver finding the pull too much for the horses, at tempted to turn around, and in doing so the cart tipped over and rolled down the lawn carrying the horses with it. Fortunately the pole and W hiffietree broke and let the horses loose so they escaped without injury The driver also extricated himself and escaped.
 Dr. John P. Hanley has announced that he was quietly married on Oct I Eth in the evening to Miss Harriett M. Rollins who was formerly employ ed by the Johnson hospital. and up to her marriage was district nurse of Springfield The ceremony took place 1t St. Ewdard's rectory, Rev. F. J O'Neill officiating. Dr. Hanley has .ented the cottage on Grant avenue. ,wned by Miss Holt, which was left ,acant by the removal of Clarence Brown, where he intends to move the irst part of November. He will con. inue to have his office where it is at present..
 The Chautauqua guarantors, those who signed the Chautauqua contract, met last week Wednesday evening and adjourned for a larger feeling at least thirty should be present to properly organize for the Stafford Chautauqua next sum- mer. Accordingly an adjourned meet ing will be held in the Business Mems association rooms on Friday evening at 8 o'clok. Attend and elect yoar officers, those who can and will do the work and give them this support and appI eciation.
 The semi annual meeting of Holland County Medical association was held at the Springs house the 17th. After the excellent dinner Dr. D. l.. Ross, of the Connecticut ,tate colony for epileptics at Mans field presided in the absence of the president, pr. T. F. O'Loughlin. The president of the state medical society, pr. s. M. Garlick of Bridgeport, urged an effort to increase the membership and spoke on various subjects of interest to the association. Dr. J. T. Black of New London, secretary of the state board of health, gave a paper on . Poliomyelitis in Connecticut. pr. 8. O. Segur of Hartford read a paper on "The Mother of the Family" " Dr. ). B. Newton of this borough, county reporter, gave an interesting address, the medicines and instru- nents of the past and present, lnclud- ing many personal "reminiscences. State Dairy and Food Commissioner F. H. Stadtmuller was present, and by request explained the bearing of the various laws on the work of his pr. E. A. Down of Hart ford, president of the state board of completed the program with an instructive description of his work.
 There was good attendance at the annual convention of the Holland County Sunday School association held at the Methodist church Friday. E. W. Avery, the president of the presided. At the morning session there were addresses, "Taking the Sunday School Into the Home, ,"