The Press., 1916-06-28

Mrs. Henry Bolieau, who has bee i'll, is improving.
 Raymond Tschummi spent Sunda. at his home in Broad Brook.
 Dr. O. B. Tschummi was visito Sunday at the military camp il Niantio.
 Mrs. John Carey of Thompsonville a former resident, visited relaties her over Sunday. The roadbed on Main street of tn Connections company is being i'm proved. Trap-rook is being laid.
 The All-Rockville's and the Stafford nine will meet on the Hyde parl diamond Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Yare and family passed the week end in Lowell, Mass The trip over and back was made bJ automobile.
 Joseph Ruschmann of Hampton ii substituting at the O. V. telegraph office while Frank Webber is on hi wedding trip.
 Mrs. James MoNab has returned here from Hartford as her husband has gone with his militia company. She is with her mother, Mrs. Schneider
 Mrs. E. F. Leach and daughter, Miss Helen, spent few days in Bos ton last week. Mrs. l.. F. Cummings of Hartford is visiting at the Leach home.
 The same party that enjoyed an automobile trip to Savin Rock two Sundays ago are now planning triI by same conveyance to Ocean Beach, New London.
 A motorcycle, operated by a Hart ford man, skidded on upper Main street early Monday afternoon throw ing the driver to the ground. The driver received a cut knee and bruises. The machine was damaged but repairs were quickly made.
 The Optical Go. second nine of Southbridge, Mass, failed to show here Saturday afternoon to play the Orouttville aggregation. The Orcutt' villes' were to have played an East Hartford nine Sunday afternoon on the fair grounds but it was rain again SO there was no game.
 Monson and Stafford will renew old rivalries on Independence day when the respective baseball hines clash. In the forenoon Stafford's represen. tatives will be the attraction in the uptown. At o'clock in the after noon Monson is scheduled to cross bats with the locals on Hyde park.
 Felix Smith has taken an appeal through his attorney, Lawyer M. D.. O'Connell, from the decision of Acting Judge W. H. Reed of the borough court in the case of Slater vs. Smith which invovles 8 claim for damages growing out of the sale of milk. The case will be heard in the superior court at Rockville.
 The revision of the O. V. train schedule, besides the addition of the Sunday train, affects only two trains. The first train for the south now is due out of here at 8 o'clock instead of 8. 50 o'clock in the morning. The last train for the north is due to leave here at 2. 23 in the evening instead of at sos o'clock in the after noon. The new schedule went into effect Monday.
 Rev. Percy Varney Norwood, for four yearslth rector of Grace church, left here Monday afternoon on the 9 o'clock train. In the years he had been here Rev. MT. ,,Norwood indenti- fed himself with those organizations that are for the betterment of the life. He was a member of the committees in charge of the Inde- pendenoe day community celebration. He was active in the organization of the Stafford Choral Union. He be- came a member of the school board and last year was it's chairman. Rev. MT. Norwood sails to-day for England where he will engage in hospital work for the summer, and in the fall will enter Oxford university for advanced study as provided by the John Henry Watson Fellowship of Berkeley divinity school to which he is the first appointed. Rev. MT. Norwood has the heartiest wishes of the community for prosperous aud heneficia1 stav