The Press., 1919-06-05
UNION

Wm F. Marcy of Hartford is at the l Marcy homestead.
 l Joe Tyler of Southbridge was home for Memorial day.
 M. T. Marcy and wife of Southbridge
 were in town the first of the week.
 Mrs Hattie Phillips of Southbridge was with relatives on Marcy Hill
 Thursday.
 Holland were with their father, E. M
 Horton, on Memorial day. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scranton, Jr., and two sons from Hartford visited | relatives in town last week. Miss Louise Burnham entertained party of young ladies from Hartford and SOuthbridge at the Inn on Friday MT. and Mrs. Robertson of Stafford Springs and Elsie Scranton of Vest ford were callers on Mrs. Arthur Gage on Friday.
 Mrs. w. Richards received calls from the following on Memorial day: Rev. l. F. Booth of Stafford, Elmer Chaffee of Charlton, Mrs. John Winch of Manchester, Mrs. w. G. Howard of Woodstock, Mrs. c. Walker of South | bridge, Mrs. Oliver Hewlett of Hol- land, Mrs. Lucy Aldrich and sons Her
 bert and Gideon of Uxbridge.
 Mary Sedlak is ill with the measles. Mrs. Vickery went to New London
 last Thursday evening for the rest of
 the week, returning Monday. | Miss Mildred Aldrich of Uxbridge
 was the guest of her grandfather, E..
 M. Horton, the first of the week. l Ebert Kinney and his sister, Miss
 Kinney, with Rev. and Mrs. Potter of
 Putnam called on friends in town
 Monday.
 l The unusual brilliant display of
 northern lights in the north western
 sky Sunday evening caused much in quiry over the wire as to where the
 fire was, the display not being seen in
 it's beauty in the valleys. l About forty friends gathered at the home of Harry Young last Saturday | evening and gave him a surprise l party, the occasion being his twentieth l birthday. Later the company ad- Il journed to the home of Raymond \ Hathaway where social time was en- II jOyed for the rest of the evening. II MT. and Mrs. H. R Howard, accom-
 panied by Harry Young and John
 Thompson, motored to Clinton, Mass,
 last Friday and attended field day
 meeting of the Massachusetts Forestry association, held at Wachusett reser- 1 yoir Before starting for home they
 took the trip to the top of Mt Wachu-
 sett.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard recently called on Mrs. Lyman Moore, who has been very ill for long time at her daugh-
 ter's home in Worcester. They found HI Mrs. Moore a little more comfortable Ill than she had been. She was delighted li to see friends from home and ex- II pressed great regret at not being able N to attend the Memorial exercises in H Union
 H Mrs. Vickery and her pupils gave 8 memorial program at the Red school house last Thursday afternoon which was much enjoyed by the friends who attended. The school-room was ap- propriately decorated with an abund- ance of wild flowers, gathered by the | children, the color scheme throughout
 being red, white and blue. The sing
 ing and recitations were well rend- cred and showed the careful patient
 work of teacher and pupils. H Among those from out of town fol
 Memorial day were MT. and Mrs. Fred w. Moore and Miss Dorothy Abbe o1 Ii Worcester, Mass, and Mrs. White and
 children of Orange, Mass, Mrs. John H Winch, MT. and Mrs. Gilbert D. Willis
 and laughter of Manchester, MT. anG
 Mrs. Oliver Hiscox of Woodstock Val | ley, Rosicus Back of Southbridge
 Mass, Mrs. E. B. Richards of Camden Me. Mrs. Oliver Hewlett and daughter
 of Holland, Mass, MT. end Mrs. K. B
 Tifft of Westford, MT. and Mrs. Henry
 Letfingwen and children of Stafford
 Mrs. Fred Aldrich, Gideon Aldrich ant
 Miss Mildred Aldrich of Uxbridge
 Mass, Mrs. Harry Royce of Long meadow, Mass, Dr. and Mrs. s. M Lindsay, Daniel Lindsay and Mist Eleanor Lindsay of New York, Mr. ant Mrs. Frank Durfee and daughter ant { MT. and Mrs. Dan Thompson of Wes
 Dudley, Mass, Sergeant Fred V. Hors
 man, late from France and Miss Mabe | Colburn of Stafford.