The Press., 1907-09-04
Alexander Allen of North Billerioa


/ Miss Grace Lombard of Hartford
with Miss Helen Leonard for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Fl. N. Upham of Hopkinton
Mass. is the guest of Mrs. L. s
Goodell.
Miss Ruth Leonard has returned t.
Hartford, after a two-weeks' vacation
at her home.
Advertised letters in Stafford pos
office Sept /. Mrs G.. Hunnicutt
Mrs. B. Avery. Mrs. Fred W. Mars
den, Miss Margaret Dawson. Miss
Pearl Dawson, Mrs. George Oolburn
Marrows Pharmacy, E. HI. Bristol
NJ. Givous, William Ballon, Jerr.
Provo.
West Stafford.
Take your laundry to E. A. Tetrault'
new store. He has taken an agency.
Miss Alice Graves is visiting friend
in Ashland, Mass.
Miss Ruth Ellis is the guest o
Lena Spencer in Somers.
W. D. Gravee and family VISITED
the bungalow at Bald Hill last Sun
day.
Mrs. Theron Brown of Newton
Mass, is a guest of her brother, F
W. Preston.
Miss Agnes Holmes is visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Garter, at White River
junction, Vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Welcome O
Westfield are guests of MIR. and Mrs
L. E. Dimock.
Schools begin next Monday. Mis-
Graves will act as substitute for Mis-
Newell for few days.
The Ladies' Aid society will holC
an ice cream social at the church mex
Wednesday evening. An entertain
ment will be given. Ladies' il
charge, Mrs. Clifton Ellis and Mrs
Eugene Ellis.
stanordville.
Local schools will begin Monday.
Mrs. NJ e. King is visiting loca
friends. a.... I'LL.
]. H. Mccarthy is enjoying hi
new automobile.
H. E. West of Somerville. Mass
was in town over Labor day.
Raymond Kemp of Palmer was th'
guest of local friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Luton of Hartford
visited her sister, Mrs. Jane Pagan
last week.
Edward Tobin, who is employed in
the local store, is out of town enjoy
ing vacation.
Pearl, Arlene and Blanche Hammer
returned from their visit in Black
stone this week.
Rev. Frank Chamberlin of Gurley
Vile was the guest of Rev. Joseph
Fischer recently.
Miss Lizzie Brandon is employed in
the Phoenix Wooden company's mill
in Hydeville.
Mrs. Lima Booth returned home
Sunday evening. after enjoying 9
four-weeks' vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tobi1 of New
Jersey were the guests of his father,
William Tobin, recently.
Christian Endeavor meeting We'd.
nesday evening in the Congregations
vestry. Subject, Goods omnipre-
senoe. -
Junior Christian Endeavor meeting
in the Congregational vestry Friday
at 2 p. m. Topic, Lessons from
the frey furnace. !"
Rev. Mr.. Fischer and Rev. Mr..
spent last Thursday at
the Methodist camp meeting, Laurel
park, in Northampton, Mass.
Next Sunday at the Congregational
church the morning subject will be
"The Son of God. Will he overcome
satan? '' In the evening, EVEN like
Christ. -
Mrs. A. W. Burnham, who has beer
spending two months with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Fogg, on the Island, return
ed to her home in Cambridge, Mass
Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M
E. church will serve a baked bear
supper in the vestry Thursday even
ing. Hostesses, Mrs. M H. West anG
Mrs. G. W. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Swift, Mr. ant
Mrs. Clarence White and two chill
dreH and Martin Sparrow spent Sun.
day with Edgar Swift and family Al
Forest park, Springfield.
Mrs. Miranda johnson of the Hol
low and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward E
johnson, with their three children
of New Haven visited relatives OF
Colburn Hill last Thursday.
Mrs. Maria Oolburn and Mrs. Lydis
Marcy of South Coventry spent las
Friday in making short visits to rela
6lV6S III blO uOIbn kDnAO Vi bhO bOWA
Colburn Hill and the Hollow.
Members of the Congregations
church and society are requested t.
be on hand Wednesday evening tt
choose a committee for the annua
roll-call, which occurs Sept 10th.
Ernest Barrows of Mechanicsvill'
has accepted position as boss dresser
tender in the Garland mill. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Barrows and little son have
moved into one of J. Fl. Mccarthy
tenements.
William Hammer and three children
who have been boarding with hi
brother, Grant Hammer, have NOV et
into the tenement vacated by f. S
Bowden. Mrs. David Belcher il
keeping house for her son-in- law, Mr.
Hammer, and family.
ELLINGTON.
Crystal Lake.
School re-opened for the fall tern