The Press., 1903-11-19
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sTe@2sV1~=a l Mrs. Annie Kinney of Highland yine:: Mass, is visiting friends i town.
 Mrs. Mary Gerouid has returne home from Grace hospital at Ney EHaven.
 Rev. Dr. Bowen of Providence oc eupied the. .pplpitof the Baptist churcl last Sunday. s.i | Henry F. Holtham and family ar visiting with friends in Hyde Park Mass, fora few weeks. ~,' .o.. :. Mrs. Selena Wells of Southbridg, has been a guest of Mrs. Janettt Francis for 2 number Of days. S4
 There will be special meeting ot Stafford grange next Tuesday evening Work, first and second degrees.
 MT. and Mrs. W. P. Lasbury and family moved, into the tenement ir the Needham block yesterday.
 There will be an invitation dance ir MemoI ial hall Thanksgiving evening, with music by Jordan's orchestra. ,-
 Mrs. Andrew Ledoyt entertained the Hydeville ladies' tea party at Pas. turelands. farm Tuesday. All mem. bers were present or accounted for.
 Rev. George W. Shephard preached in the First Baptist church at Willi- mantle last Sunday morning, and de- hvered an address before the Y. M. 0. A, in the afternoon @
 The Ladies' Aid society. of the Bap- tist church will meet for work next Wednesday afternoon and serve their usual supper at 5.45, with Mrs. George Jenkins and Mrs. Oscar ColbuFn as hostesses. ----- ,-- ---
 Mrs. Della Rogers, daughter of the late l.. s. Goodell, and we'll known in this village, where she had made fre- quent visits, died at her home ill Middletown last Monday. The body was brought to town this morning and funeral services were held at Stafford vile at 10. 30, with burial in the Staff fordville cemetery.
 Ethel Sault, daughter of MT. and Mrs., A. J. Sault, was severely bitten in the hand by a dog belonging to John Brown one day last week. The wound was properly attended to at once and it is believed that no serious results will follow as regards the hand, but the same cannot be said as to other conditions
 The annual meeting of the Baptist society was held Friday night and the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Treas urer, Henry O.. Thresher; secretary, Herbert c. Thresher; executive com mittee, Herbert O. Thresher, Henry F. Holtham; ushers, Oscar N. Col burn and Hugh M. Jenkins. There will be another meeting of the society for the purpose of completing some un- finished business next Sunday, direct lyf' after Sunday school. .....
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 Mrs. A. A. Brewer is i'll.
 Fred Sanger of Wales was in town Sunday. .
 Miss Orril Holmes spent Sunday with Mrs. Grant Hammer, . ..,>
 Vim. Burdick spent few days in R. l., last week. '<s~'
 Alfred Marchant has accepted po- iton as dresser tender in Ware.
 Wallace Melbourne of Wales has ac- 'epted position in'the Hope mill. -
 Mrs. Mary Heck spent few days ast week at the Hollow with her Mrs. Asa Harris.
 Miss Leila Bowden, accompanied by her father; F. s. Bowden, went to South Coventry last Saturday.
 The Staffordville Woolen company made an assignment on Saturday to E.. Q. Pinney in favor of its creditors. .
 This evening the Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will serve their regular supper. Hostesses, Mrs. Frank Bowden and Mrs. Hughes.
 There will be series of meetings held in the M. B. church Nov. 27, 28, 29 and 80, conducted. by Rev. J. I. All are cordially in- vited. . ~-.-' p--. ..
 Do not miss the handkerchief bazaar" to be. held the evenings of Dec. 2d and 3d. There promises to be 3 goodly variety of useful and fancy articles suitable for holiday gifts. Ice cream, cake and homemade candies will be on sale. The enjoyable farce, That Rascal Pat," will be presented both evenings by local talent. Harris orchestra will furnish music. Ad- 10 cents; children free.
 Monday evening, at the annual busi- ness meeting of the Epworth League, the following officers were elected: Rev F. W. Gray ;; first vice president, Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy; ; second vice-president, Mrs. M. H. West; third vice. e-president, Mrs. H. A. fourth ice-presidents,M Mrs. Grant Hammer and Mrs. George Miller; secretary and treasurer, Miss Grace Booth.
 West Stafford.
 MT. wilbur is a guest at J. R. 
 MT. Morris has been guest at o. g.. tKslHlpgg's. Ea @s
 Mr. Bliss and MT. Ellis have been Itaying atfewedays with W. P. Pease.
 Miss Gertrude Barlow attended the funeral of her cousin, George Simonds, 1t Westford last Friday.
 Rev. H. T. Barnard and twelve young people held service at the own farm Sunday afternoon. e
 Mrs, George, s. Ayers of Hartford jpent the first part of the week with