The Press., 1916-05-03


 Vita Juliane on Sunday.
 The Hudson Garage Go. has received two car loads of Ford cars
 MT and Mrs John Parkhurst passed the week end in Waterbury
 John Christensen, who is. at th' Johnson hospital, is on the gain..
 Mrs. J. H. Fox is entertaining hel friend. Miss Forsythe of Plainville.
 Regular meeting of Myriad Rebekal Lodge this evening with initiation
 daughter was born to MT. ant Mrs. Giuseppe Gaviasso on April 26.
 The annual meeting of the Curren Events club will be held next Monday evening.
 Harold Mowry of Sterling is spend. ing the week with his aunt, Mrs. G. P. Bard.
 Kenneth Smith of Talcottville is 8 guest at the Smith home on Highland Terrace.
 The All Staffords and "Bolieau' 's Pets" will clash on Hyde park again Saturday afternoon.
 Miss Mary Panciera. has accepted position with a confectionery firm in Boston, and entered upon her duties yesterday.
 Misses Mary and Helen Leach have had cottage built on the east shore of Crystal lake on lot purchased of F. H. Baker.
 "Along the Kennebec'' has post, poned its coming to St. Edwards hall for one more week But St. Edward $ hall has postponed it for good.
 James Gay was before Judge Heald of the borough court yesterday morn- ing. He was charged with drunken ness He pleaded guilty and was fined $1.
 Atty. M. D. O'Connell is in Col chester, where he will remain for some time to Iecuperate fully from his recent operation in the Johnson hospital
 Winter Post, C.. A. R. has accepted the invitation of Rev L. Rees to attend the Congregational church the Sunday before Memorial day when he will deliver a memorial sermon.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregatinnal church will holI a rum mage sal" next Wednesday, afternoon and evening The sale will commence at J. 30 o'clock in the store east of B. R. Arnold's s meat market.
 Ellis &, Eaton have sold several acres of moving land, bordering on the road to West Stafford, to Joseph ,Garril of the place. The land is situated just little beyond the under pass of the Central Vermont railway.
 Seumas MacManus Iectured at St. Edwards hall Monday and Tuesday evenings of this week. Those who had the good taste to appreciate any thing higher than the common found great amusement and instruction in what MT MaoManus said.
 A stranger yesterday afternoon at the lower end of Edgewood was acting in a manner indicative that his in- were bad. It was a case of indecent exposure. The police have been informed and a repetition of his conduct will in all probability result ID his arrest. The final rehearsal for the concert o be given by the Choral union will oe held next Tuesday evening". Mem. oers who plan to sing in the concert should attend this rehearsal without fail, or if absolutely impossible to do SO, send their names to the secretary. l All unpaid dues will be collected at this meeting, s-..' ;.. ->,'-,
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church at ; 30 o'clock this afternoon will serve their annual May dinner. After the supper, from 6 45 to 2. .45 o'clock, Rev. Oscar J. Aldrich, the new pastor, and his wife will receive. During the evening there will be violin solos, readings and vocal selections.
 Cummy's Colyum.
 Types we meet: He comes down the pike every day, lighting his way with a genuine grin Back of the smile, as you might surmise, is generator, fed so to speak, on those things that come through clear, optomistic, find fun. in the world nature. It takes, as we have reason to know, quite long stretch of hard luck to interfere with the generation. He gets along in great shape. He is a smiler, takes hard knocks as matter of course and refuses to welsh-that's why he gets along so we'll that's why we like him.
 YES Feed lem dancing, Wisemen do say,
 Lent is over,
 go it like hungry COW at hay. WHEN IMAGINATION PLAYS. The stenog had done her "nails, Was waiting listlessly For the pleasure of her boss, Who was sunk in reverie He was lost to all about, Once again whipping trout From a brook he pictured we'll, Scurrying deep down through dell A massive sigh escaped him, The girl pulled pencil from her hair, Which, by the way. was very fair. And began to take lem.
 Stafford.
 Mrs. Eva M. Bugbee of Hartford is spending few days with friends.
 Mrs. Wm. Murray is spending several days in Ohicopee. the guest of