The Press., 1903-08-20
Milton smith is spending week with

friends at Amherst.
Mrs. A. s. Wilton OF Athol is guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hunt.
Fl. g. Durham Of Hydevilla lie attend
ing the Willimantic camp-meeting.
Mrs. Letitia Todd Of New Haven Is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. +. L. Batchelder.
Misses Margaret and Rachel Glover are
at Woodstock enjoying visit with their
relatives.
1t Is expected that Rev. J. P. Marvin
will return and occupy the pulpit OF the
Universalist church next Sunday.
Should the weather prove favorable
there will be another one Of those popu-
lar and enjoyable dances at Evergreen
park next Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Rathbun OF Nor
wich were guests over Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Rathbun over Sunday. MIR.
Rathbun returned Monday, but Mrs.
Rathbun remains for longer visit.
Mrs. j. A. Colburn and daughters,
Alice and leila, of Enfield have been
spending few days at Charles Smiths
In Hydeville. w. G. Lombard of Hart
ford has also been visiting at the same
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Somerville, who
have been living In the Lewis Morse
house, expect to remove week from
Monday to Monson, where they will live
In the house with Marx Noble. Mr..
Somerville was notified by Mr.. Morse
some time ago that he would need the
house the first of September, and being
unable to find another desirable tenement,
decided on the move to Monson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Somerville have made many friends
during their residence here, who will
greatly regret their departure.
Mrs. Ellen Weston, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. II. F. Cady, left last
Monday for Grace hospital in New Ha-
ven, where 1t bad been decided for Mrs.
Weston to undergo an operation for the
removal OF gall stones. The operation
was performed yesterday afternoon, and
late last evening Mr.. Cady was in tele-
phone connection with the hospital. The
case proved to be a much more serious
one than anticipated, and at that time the
surgeons were unable to express any opin-
lon as to the probable result. In the
meantime her many friends, which in.
cludes the entire community, are anxious
ly waiting and hoping for the best.
stanordville.
Miss Drill Holmes spent Sunday
with Mrs. Lima Booth.
Mrs. Henry Butterfield was in
Springfield last Thursday. a
Mrs. M. E. King is at Union visit
ing her brother, Henry Booth.
w. P. Amadon starts to-day for
visit to Northumberland, N. III.
Raymond Ormsby has been in Mys-
tic spending a week with friends.
Miss Marie Jones of Whitestone, N.
Y :, is a guest of Mrs. F. w. Gray
Do not forget the business meeting
of the Young Mems club Tuesday
evening.
Several from here are planning to
spend the latter part of the week at
camp meeting.
George Taylor of Westford spent
Saturday and Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. Frank Belcher. .-=
Mrs. Ezra S. Colburn has six blush
rose bushes that are poisoning for the
second time this year.
Mrs. Mary Heck has been at the
Springs spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Rockwell.
Last Saturday Willis Belcher and
Frank Belcher and their families at
tended the farmers picnic at Crystal
Lake.
There will be no service at the NJ
E. church Sunday, as Rev. F. w.
Gray will be at the Willimantic camp
meeting.
Monday, Mrs. Mahlon West attend
ed the annual convention of the Nor
witch district Epworth League at the
Willimantic camp ground.
The ladies of the Congregational
church at Staffordville will hold an
ice cream social tonight in the vestry.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Y. P. S. @. E. meeting next
Sunday evening, o'clock. Subject,
Lessons from Paul: how to make
our lives count like HIS Leader,
Mrs. HI. M. Vail.
The lawn party at the residence of
E. T. Loomer, Monday evening, prov
ed success. From the cream sold
over twelve dollars and a half was
clear profit. Music was furnished by
the orchestra, and all were we'll pleas
ed with it.
Mrs. w. D. Roberts left last Thurs
day for Worcester, Mass. She will
stay at her home until the first week
in September, when she will go to
Townsend, Mass, where she is toI
teach in the public school. During
the time that Mrs. Roberts has lived
in this village she has made many
friends, who regret her going away.
They wish her the best of success in
her work.
West Stafford.
Mrs. E. o. Truesdell of Springfield
is a guest of Mrs. f. z. Fairfield.
Mr.. Harries and wife of Westfeld
are visiting his sister, Mrs. L. E.
Dimock.
Mrs. Hattie Ellis moved the remain
der of her goods from Mrs. Hancock s
last week.
e. d. Ellis and wife attended the
Advent camp meeting in Springfield
last Sunday.