The Press., 1922-09-07

l Coventry were guests of Mr and Mrs. F. Belcher over Labor day.
 Misses Bertha and Irene Belcher, who have been enjoying their vacation here of a few weeks, returned to their work in Hartford after Lal or day. MT. and Mrs. Herbert West and little son and MT. and Mrs. Fred Walch and Mrs. Mabel Lessinger were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Philo | West over Labor day MT. and Mrs. G. w. Miller and Mr and Mrs. H. BOsWOrth and daughter, Ruth, attended the wedding of Miss Dora Idella Hulett and Albert E. La cey at East LOngmeadOw on Wednes- day evening.
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 Otis Burnham and family were in Norwich last Tuesday,
 Mrs. H. c. Horton was in South bridge a few days the past week.
 John Sellers and family of Witli- mantle were at l.. M Reeds last Sum- day.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Palmer of Hart ford spent the weekend at the Marcy homestead.
 George Rizner has returned to Northampton, Penn, for his last year in high school
 Thomas Thompson is taking a ma chinist course in the SOuthbridge Vo- cational school.
 Peter Thompson and family of West Dudley were at the Thompson home for the weekend.
 T. Olin Newell will move this week, his house from where it now stands, to across the way.
 Mrs. Walter Barrows of Mansfield Center is spending week with her daughter, Mrs. Otis Burnham
 The Lindsay family are enjoying a new car, a Gardner. Harry Young al so recently purchased an Earl.
 Ina Hathaway returned, Monday, from weeks visit at Stafford, with her grandmother, Mrs. Esten Belcher.
 Miss Julia Heck has entered the Stafford high school and is in the home of MT. and Mrs. Lewis McLaugh- lin.
 Mrs. and Mrs. Archa Walker and Alice Rindge of Eastford called on friends at the Center the first of the week.
 Mrs. Minnie Horton with relatives from Worcester spent the weekend | with her parents, MT. and Mrs. George Thayer
 An interesting entertainment and a | pleasant social were held, under the auspices of the Grange, last Friday evening.
 The republican caucus for the nom- in of nfS ho f the town hall on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock.
 Miss Esther Moore entered South bridge high school, this week, and will | board with her grandmother, Mrs. Ly- man Moore.
 The selectmen and town clerk will 1 be in session at the town hall Satur- day, September 16, from g a. m., to 8 D. m. for the purpose of making voters. George Coolidge returned to his studies at Maine Wesleyan seminary Rents Hill, Me-, last Tuesday. He accompanied his cousin, Miss Dunck- lee in her car, to Beverly, Mass, and then took tue train to Rents Hill.
 The state of Connecticut has a young man, (MiltOn Hick of Rocky Hill,) looking for pine blister rust on | the pines throughout the town. The work will take about three weeks, and he is now boarding at Lambert Fer rvs.
 We beg to correct two typographica errors in this column, last week. Ii was Mrs. Frank Durfee, not Mrs Frank Dupre. Also it was MT. and Mrs. Alexander Magoun, not MT. and Mrs. Alexander WagOner.
 Mrs. s. N. Duncklee of Francestown New Hampshire, is the guest of hel sister, Mrs. H. A. Coolidge. Mrs Duncklee arrived at the parsonage last Friday, and was accompanied by her daughter, Miss Alice Duncklee The latter is a teacher in Beverly Mass, and returned to her school Tuesday morning.
 The following is from the Clyde (Ohio) Enterprise of August 31st.
 "A pretty and informal wedding occurred at the Methodist church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock when Raymond Corbin Barrows o1 Union and Miss Rua- Louise YeaW were joined in matrimOny by Rev. T l.. Mcconnell. The couple came un attended to the altar at the close O. Lohengrin's Wedding March" played by Tristan Wilder, and during the simple and impressive ceremony could be faintly heard the notes of the Venetian Boating Song" and "A | Dawning." The bride wore a beauti full white messaline georgette dress and carried a large bouquet of asters The ceremony was performed in thE presence of relatives and friends among them being her Sunday schoO class, the Amicae Girls and Mr. anG Mrs. L. G. Yeaw of Cleveland. Misses Jennie and Ruth Taylor received thu guests and acted as ushers The cOu pie left on the afternoon train fO, their eastern home, making severa stops enrOute. Mrs BarrOws travele( in embroidered crepe dress of fielt mouse color with coat and hat tt match. After November 1st they vii be at home at Unity Farms, Union The bride is the youngest daughte of MT. and Mrs. s. M Yeaw of Clyde She was educated in the schools O her old home in Brattleboro, Vermont and is graduate of Smitl college. Since she came to Clyd several years ago she has been in structOr in French, Latin and math ematics in Clyde high school, wher she has endeared herself to every pu pill. She has also been active il church work, where her absence vii be keenly felt. MT. Barrows is grad uate of Massachusetts Agriculture