The Press., 1905-05-24

of flowers will be gladly received a the same place. Let there be no lacl of flowers this year. As Saturday would be too early for the collection of wild flowers, it is expected that al departments of the Pinney Grammar school will be closed earlier than usu al on Monday afternoon in order tha' the children may have time to collect the flowers on that day. staAOrdville. Ralph Converse has recovered from the measles.
 Miss Lottie Converse is ill with typhoid fever.
 Mrs. Lewis West has been quite ill with the measles.
 Mrs. Thomas Odell has been quite ill at Mrs. Andrews.
 John A. Colburn of Enfield was in town Sunday and Monday.
 Mrs. H. A. Bosworth is spending a few days with her parents in Union.
 Elmer Brandon of Canada is visit. ing relatives at George Drummond's 8.
 Mrs. o. G. Fogg has been enter. taining her mother, Mrs. Burnham, of Boston.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Lewis West last week Thursday, and only lived three hours. MT. and Mrs. Chester Corbin o1 Monson are with their son and wife, MT. and Mrs. Bert Corbin, for few months.
 The Epworth League topic for Sun day evening will be "Missions among Latin people," l Tim. 2:5; Heb 10: 1922.
 Mrs. Glare l.. Le Monde of Eas Brookfeld, Mass, visited her nephew Wm. A. Thompson, at Era s. Col burns last week. All those interested in decorating the graves Memorial day are request ed to meet in the M. B. church vestry Monday evening.
 Mrs. Frank s. Miller of Worcester, accompanied by her daughter, Ina M Miller, spent four days with her sis ter, Mrs. Erza s. Colburn, last week
 Ed. Tobin was bitten last Saturday by dog owned by John Cantlin, su perintendent of Rawitser's mill. MT Cantlin immediately had the dog shot.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con gregational church will serve thei1 usual supper Thursday evening. Host esses, Mrs. Monroe Chamblin anc Mrs. James Swift.
 Mabel Kemp, who has been spend ing several months with relatives il this place, returned to the home o1 her mother, Mrs. Raymond Kemp, il North Wilbraham, last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. William F. Pee moved to Nashua, N. H., last week Both MT. and Mrs. Peel were faithfu workers in the Methodist Episcopa church of this place for many years Their removal is very much regretted and they have the best wishes of theii many friends for a happy, prosperou life in the future. At the business meeting of the La dies Aid society of the M. B. church held last Thursday, the following off cers were chosen: President, Mrs Frank Bowden; first pice- president Mrs. Grant Hammer; second vice president, Mrs. Herbert Bosworth third vice. president, Mrs. George Mil Ter; fourth vice president, Mrs. l.. M Booth; secretary and treasurer, Mrs Cora M. Corbin; collectors, F. s Bowden and Miss Eva Heck; solicit ing committee, Misses Nellie ant Rosie Dugdale for Hydeville, an' Mrs. Carrie Miller and Miss Flor. Heck for Staffordville; entertainment committee, Mrs. Minnie Hughes, Mrs John Thompson, Miss Alice Cole an' Miss Lizzie Brandon. | Mrs. F. z. Fairfield was in Spring field last week.
 Miss Agnes Holmes of Springfield is employed at Marshall Bradway's.
 Mrs. William Greaves of Hartfor and Maud Greaves are visiting a Henry Greaves'.
 Mrs. D. R. Barlow and daughter Alice, of Amherst were guests of rel atives here this week.
 Francis Patten and family are t move into the Brady" house. Thei goods will come from Springfield i! an automobile express wagon.
 At business meeting of the choi of the Congregational church Mis Clara Munro was chosen organist, an Miss Jospehine Newell director.
 A special service appropriate t Memorial day will be held at tn Congregational church next Sunda at 10. 45 8. m. There will be musi suitable for the occasion and Rev MT. Munro will deliver a memoria address.
 ASHFORD. WestfOrd.