The Press., 1921-08-25
Leo zelz is visiting in Norwich.

Joseph Ahern of New York is visit , ing friends in town. Laura M. Gale is visiting her aunt Mrs L. B. Roberts, in Springfield
 Mrs. Eugenia F. Leach has sold her home on Edgewood to John Argenta Miss Clover Converse spent the
 weekend visiting in Providence, k. l.
 G. s. Baker of Middletown spent part of last week visiting in the bor- ough.
 Carl Fenton of Cincinnati has been visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. ,F N. Fenton.
 s. F. Pease has resigned his position in the Greaves market, Will bert Greaves is working in his place
 In the neighhorhood of 35 members of Iona Council D. of P. enjoyed an outing at Crystal Lake park on Sun day.
 Miss Florence SpenkOck of Spring field has returned after spending sev. eral weeks at the Fickinger home on Main street.
 Mrs. William Zelz of Norwich spent the early part of the week visiting at the home of her son, Leo ZelZ, on Grant avenue.
 MT, and Mrs. Farley Patten and Iyoung son, John, of Hackensack, N. J., are occupying the F. F. Patten cottage at Crystal Lake.
 Henry Raith, on the first Of the week caught a pickerel weighing 2 pounds and 15 ounces. It was 4 inches wide and 22 inches long.
 Antonio Jacobsen has moved from his former home on West Main street I and is now residing in the dwelling with his son, Charles Jacobsen, on High street.
 ! David Robertson returned from his trip to Scotland last Saturday and is spending a few days here tefore returning to his present home in Los 1 Angeles, Cal.
 Clifford Wells, manager of the local A & P store, has fully recovered from the effects of his late injury and is at present absent from the store on his annual vacation I Paul GenhOlt has purchased of C.. ! A. Brighenti, two lots adjacent to the Brighenti home and the Charter lots on West Main street. MT. GenhOlt is l planning to erect a dwelling on the lots.
 Mrs. J. Carl Converse with her son, Kingsley, who have been spending the summer i'll Europe are expected 10 sail for home tomorrow and will ar rive here around the first of Septem- Der.
 ! G. Curtis MunsOn and Miss Mary P. Tunis were married last Saturday by Rev. F. A. Manderson. MT. MunsOn I is connected with the Kelly & COwles piano store in the Sena block. After September 18th, MT. and Mrs. MunsOn will te at their home at $50 Albany avenue in Hartford. ! Joseph Braun, proprietor of the To- cal floral conservatories spent last week in Washington attending the annual convention of the Florists and | Ornamental Horticulturists society at Washington, D. c. MT. Braun while in the capital city met President liar ding.
 West Stafford. Miss Chadt ourne of Boston is a guest of Mrs. Charles Slater. Richard Edson is the guest of his  Luther Glazier has been spending few days with relatives in New Ha- ven and New York city. Miss Ruby Gold has returned from weeks camping trip with Miss Doris AmidOn of South WillingtOn.
 MT. and Mrs. James Stott of Maple vile, R. l., and Messrs Alfred and Herbert Pepper of Burrillville visited at "Elmcroft" this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Gold of Foo | chow, China have arrived at Mrs. Colds home in St. Paul, Minn., and are expected to arrive here about ! September l.
 ! Extensive repairs have been made on the center school house. New floors have been laid, the position of the seats changed, and the building painted inside and out. Stafford.
 Mrs. Lee of Willimantic is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Fred Sault and Mrs. H. Ramsden.
 Frederick Glover is spending his vacation at Rockaway Beach, l.. l., l and New York City.
 MT and Mrs. William Brown and family are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ava Brown.
 F. J. Glover and family, Miss Han nah Black and John Black spent Sun l day at South Woodstock.
 Mrs. H. F. Cady has been appointed to take charge of the local post office for the present and is in charge.
 Miss Katherine Beehe of Baltimore, Maryland is visiting her cousins, the Misses Alice and Mildred Webster.
 Mrs. McCloud, Miss McCloud, and MT. Maxwell of Boston are spending two-weeks with MT. and Mrs. Geo. Rhodes.
 The Irish American team of Spring field have cancelled the game for next | Sunday, The Phoenix team has accepted the challenge of The Handys of Springfield and will play them here next Sunday.
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 Miss Bessie Brown is visiting Miss Julia Heck in Union for two weeks.
 There will be no service held in the Congregational church next Sunday. Misses Irene and Bertha Belcher of Hartford are at home on a vacation.
 Miss Catherine Silk of Chicopee is visiting her mother, Mrs. Rose Silk, | this week.
 There will be lawn party at the Congregational church next week | Thursday evening. MT. and Mrs. MarshallNazrO of Mil ! ton, Mass, were the guests of Mrs Lima Booth recently.
 MT. and Mrs. John Rishton are visit ing MT. and Mrs. James Roberts in Maine for two weeks. Miss Pansy Neff of Brattleboro, Vt., was the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. M. Sanger, over Sunday. Miss Esther Comins, a former local school teacher, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. B. G. Phelps this week.