The Press., 1916-07-13
Edward Church is spending part of his vacation in Sufield

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 ton are guests at H. E. Gilmartin's.
 Andrew Rizner has taken tempor
 ary position in the First Nationa Bank.
 A party of young people are planning
 to make an automobile trip to River
 side Park, Springfield, Sunday.
 Mrs. H. E. Jones returned Saturday
 afternoon after a weeks visit with
 her mother in Worcester, Mass. Mrs. H. E. Burwelt and daughter,
 Ruth, are visiting Dr. Arthur Meyers
 in Mystic for two weeks.
 Mrs. Henrietta Smith has been
 taken to the Hartford Retreat for the
 Insane. She was taken over Tuesday, Miss Ruth Butterfield of this place
 and Miss Nellie Bush of Hartford are guests of Miss Alice Ward in Holland.
 F. H. Baker has purchased build | ing lot on Furnace avenue from F. J. Chandler, through the s. Kuslansky agency.
 A.. W. Tuthill, foreman of The Press, is taking his annual vacation.
 He is spending the time in New York city and vicinity. ...
 Francis Mullins and Alfred Whit. aker. employed in The Press office for seven years, have taken positions with The Press of Bristol.
 Howard Needham has left the em. ploy of the Travellers Insurance Go. and will shortly take position with the Alden Rubber Go. in Plymouth, Mass.
 Mrs. J. J. Eyre and daughters. Dor. athy and Ruth, of Allston. Mass. have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin for the past week. MT. Eyre was with them over Sunday.
 The funeral of Mrs Dominica Souta, who died in Orouttville early last Thursday morning, took place at 9 o'clock, Saturday morning in St. Edwards church. Burial was in St. Edward's s cemetery.
 An automobile party, the same one that recently went to Savin Rock, made a trip to Ocean Beach in the Hudson garage Buick truck Sunday. These young people plan to visit other places during the summer.
 The union services of the Methodist and Congregational churches will be held at the Methodist church next Sunday. The union mid week meet ing will be held at the Congregational church this Thursday evening.
 Patrick Costello and Miss Mary Costello, accompanied by their little niece. who lives in Pennsylvania, made trip to that state from which they have just returned, excepting the little girl who will remain at her home there.
 Borough Health Officer John R. Parkhur has a notice from Dr. John T. Black, secretary of the State Board of Health, advising him to take all possi ble precautions to prevent in- fantile paralysis here, and in the event of the detection of case. to at once enforce strict quarantine
 The Press was in error last week in stating that Chester Lynch had finished third in the popular boy voting con- test for June. Master Lynch was second with total of 9,11S votes and Robert Fitzpatrick was third with 5,OO7, the number that was credited to Chester.
 We wish to remind all persons sending in news that it is our inten tion hereafter of going to press as early as possible on Thursday morn. ing, and only items of great impor. tanoe will be received after o'clock Wednesday afternoon. All society notices and personals must be sent in early in order to be sure of their in. sertion.
 The Stafford Country club gutta- peroha whaokers are to play the Nor wich Country club golf team Saturday afternoon on the local course The match in Monson Saturday afternoon between the local team and the | Quaboag Country club team was inter. fered with by rain. It was an in- teresting match until it was decided | to call it draw.
 No superintendent of schools was chosen at the meeting of the school board Monday evening. as was thought would be one of the outoomes of the meeting, but the matter was put over for definate action until Monday, July "A, when the members will convene again. The committee, composed of Atty. M. D. O'Connell, Rev. I. P. Booth, and Henry O. Fisk, will goI more fully into the details connected 1 with the office before the meeting takes place. The committee has al- ! ready acquainted itself with many of the details. Miss Marjorie Morse was appointed supervisor of music in the | town schools for the coming year, succeeding Miss Lulu Ide who recently resigned. The question of filling the | vacancy of mathematics teacher in the high school, after some discussion | was put over until the next meeting, as was the appointment of teacher l to the Grow Hill district school. Miss Edith A. Eddy of East Woodstock was appointed teacher of the sixth grade l of the Springs school, filling the