The Press., 1916-05-24

Timothy Grady has had his house on Main street painted.
 The mills and business places here
 will close for Memorial day.
 z Phileas Taylor intends to move his family to Spring field early next week. z, The ladies' auxiliary of the A o. H. will have meeting Thursday even- Ting
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Talbot of Manchester spent Sunday here with
 MT. and Mrs. F. M Barrett.
 Polish and Slavish mem beis of St. Edwards parish were attended by a priest of their languages this week. A daughter, Hazel Anne, was born to MT. and Mrs. John Argenta, Jr., May 19, at New Rochelle, N. Y., and granddaughter to John Argenta of this place. ...
 The parents and friends of the |pupils of the kindergarten department of the Springs school are invited to visit school at l 45 p. m. Thursday and Friday. s'@. The Emeralds of Manchester will face the town team here on Hyde park Saturday afternoon. Taloott. ville's nine is carded to play here Memorial day afternoon. ''.:: MT. and Mrs. Hannibal Alden visited their daughter, Miss Lucy, in Westfield Saturday and spent Sunday with their daughter, Miss Ruth, in Northfield. They made the trip by automobile. ~"
 :, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Shaw, 70, died [of heart failure Friday in Springfield at 43. Berkley street where she made her home with one of her sons. Mrs. Shaw had lived here 32 years ago. Her husband was member of Winter Post, c. A. R., of this place. The funeral took place Monday in Spring field. MT. Shaw died some time ago.
 The wedding of .., Miss Rosanna Bourgeois, daughter of Mrs. Frank Bourgeois of Queenville, N. H., to Napoleon Roberts, son of MT. and Mrs. Adolph Roberts, will take place at ' o'clock Tuesday morning in the Sacred Heart church in Queenville. Their wedding trip will be spent on a tour through New Hampshire and will embrace about week.
 MT. and Mrs. Lees J. Furness s two year old son was very painfully burned about the back Monday morn- ing by having hot water spilled on him. His mother was taking water in dipper from the stove when the little fellow bumped against her causing the water to spill. Dir. Smith was called and gave treatment. The Echi1d was taken yesterday to the John- son hospital for further treatment.
 Under the auspices of St. Edwards church choir, a variety interrainment is to be presented Friday evening in St. Edwards hall. The farce, "Maid to Order,'' will be given by Miss Alice Murray as Miss Belmont, the principal Miss Alice Hanley as Miss Poor, teacher; Miss May Gilligan as Miss Atkinson, teacher; Miss Julia Simons as Miss Oglethorpe, president of Girls College; Miss Irene Murray as Jennie Bangs, a pupil i; Miss Bessie Roche as Betty Gray, a pupil, Then comes Bill Ladish in a character song. Next, the proof of the Aver reads, is the sketch. "The Little Red School house, /" with the following cast Heine Picklebfodt, W. Ladish; Johnnie Redd, T. Mullins i; Willie Green, B. Mullins; key EGoldsilyer, 0. Mullins; Micky O. Toole,w. Sullivan Miss Angline Sena will. then sing "A Hundred Years from Now," following which will be the novelty song, "When You're Living in College Town," by Miss Mildred Hanley, assisted by chorus of twelve. The mixed quartette will then render Just Song at Twilight. !" There will be- dancing and refresh ments. Lynch's four.piece orchestra will play. Admission is 25 cents.
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 Around 4 o'clock Monday afternoon on Main street, a number of people witnessed something at once a joke and tragedy. A little boy, not over three, had succeeded in separating himself from his mother. He had put quite distance between her and
 himself before he ''began to feel
 bad ,'' whereupon he set up great wailing. His sorrow brought out the
 sympathy of many. They tried te
 comfort him, but he would not be.
 After perhaps ten minutes of steady
 crying, some one who knew who he
 was came along and carried him
 home. Moral: The way of the
 wanderer is hard.
 Types we meet: The Jokesmith
 There are two kinds-one confine'
 his efforts toward shaping Sget-you'
 darts that are to be shot from tho
 stage by some comedian, while thu
 other has been known to come along 0@ A0 q