The Press., 1909-09-22

Next Sunday morning Rev. u "a
Gage of Monsoon will preach in OK
change with the pastor. At this ser
vice the regular choir will be assisted
by members of the young people,
choir. Miss Florence Chapman viii
sing. There will be no evening ser
vice on account of the union no
license rally at staffordville NJ q. r
church.
StaffordviIle.
At the union no-license rally, at p
M, special feature will be the question
box IF you have any questions TO ash
as to WHY this town should or should moi
vote no-license, bring them and have
them answered. If possible, put the
question in writing.
Whooping cough is quite prevalent
in this village.
Mrs. Mary Heck has been quite i'll
for few days with severe cold.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Putnam last week Tuesday
evening.
The little granddaughter of Mr..
and Mrs Weizner is i'll with scarlet
fever at their home. ....
Miss Idabelle Bowden returned
from Boston yesterday. accompanied
by her friend, Miss E. June Gale.
Mrs. II. M. Race of Lebanon, Mr.
and Mrs. A. N. CLARK of Plainville
are the guests of Mrs. T. M. Lyon.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Putnam was buried last week
Thursday in the StaffUrdville ceme-
terry.
Henry O'Brien of Springfield, Leo
SCHNEIDER of Monson and Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Giltrop were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Giltrop over Sunday.
Grant Hammer was the guest last
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dun
can in Worcester Mrs. Hammer re-
turned home the first of the week
after a vacation of two weeks
The Amadon machine shop property
has been sold to the Garland Wooden
Go who will utilize the plant in
connection with their present mill.
Machinery will probably be placed in
the building, but the plans as yet are
not completed.
Methodist Church Notes: x. This
evening at 80 the usual prayer
meeting will be held. Subject, "The
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Next Sunday evening there will be
union no. license rally. The speakers
will be Rev. II. A. Hersey and Rev.
A. B. Todd.
Clifford, the youngest son of Frank
Belcher, escaped terrible injury last
Wednesday, AS Mr.. Belcher and son
was riding on his large lumber wagon
the boy fell, and before Mr. Beloher
could stop the team one of the heavy
wheels went over his limbs. Mr..
Belcher was much frightened and ex-
pected to find his son badly crushed.
But fortunately no bones were broken
Congregational Church Notes Miss
Marian H. Jones will hold services
next Sunday at 11.45 a. m. and z p.
m. Sunday school after morning
service. Prayer meeting in the vestry
Wednesday evening at $50. The
Ladies' Aid society will serve a sup
per in the vestry Thursday evening.
Junior O. E. society will meet at
the home of Maud Brown. Leader,
Myrtle Smith.
Stafford Village.
There will be a no-license rally in the
school house, Monday evening, Sept. p,
at 7.45. Addresses by Rev. A. b. Todd
and Rev. Harry Adams Hersey. :
West Stafford. J
H. A. Pownall has a new steel boat
on the lake.
Ruth Ellis and Mabel Graves were
in Palmer last Wednesday.
Miss Winifred Mcclellan has been
visiting her aunt in Monson.
A dance will be held at Sturte-
wants hall on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Martin Pomeroy is confined
to her home with hard cold.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Sturtevant have
been visiting her brother in Bland
ford.
Charles Van Heynigen of Westfield
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Hitchcock.
F. Wayland Preston, Jr., of New
ton Center is home for vacation of
two weeks.
Mrs. CLARA Packard Olapp of Hart
ford, formerly of this place, was a
guest of Mrs. F. W. Preston over
Sunday. -.
An Easter lily in full bloom is at 1
traoting considerable attention in the
parsonage garden. Mr.. Ballantine
stuck the bulb in the ground on
Easter Sunday, with never a thought
of seeing it blossom in September.