The Press., 1909-11-03
Misses Carolyn and Sophie Brown

spent Sunday in Brooklyn. I Miss Margaret Russell, who is dietitian in the sanatarium at Pas. coag, R. I :, spent few days last week at her home here.
 l Mrs. E. A. CleaveIand of Provis denoe and Mrs. Blanch Oleavsland Keith of Manchester are guests of Mrs. John Cleaveland.
 I Patrick O'Hara, Frank Albert and William King ton of Rockville were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullins over Saturday. A bus load of people attended the lecture, "The reeds of the hour, l" by Judge Alden at Memorial hall last night, and felt fully repaid The storm detained many who had planned to go.
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 Mrs Milton Soule is visiting friends in New York. Rehearsals are progressing for Be. | tween the Acts,'' which will be given at the grange fair Nov. II and 12.
 Miss Margaret Glover. with her aunt, Miss Hannah Black of Wood stock, are visiting friends in Boston, Gloucester and Westerly. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Goodell have moved from the Gerould place to the place on the street known as the old tavern, or George Goodell farm. Mrs. A. B. Todd entertained the members of her Bible class and the young peoples cLoir with Hal 5. lowe en party at her home Friday night.
 Miss Chella B. Cady returned to Los Angeles, Cal, last Monday after spending the summer with her father, A. D. Cady Mir. Cady will make his home with his son, H. F. Cady, for the present.
 The ladies of the Universalist church will serve chicken pie supper tonight from to 8. Hostesses, Miss Lulu Ide and Mrs. Ernest Bassette. The supper will be followed by cob web party and social time. Hon. George D. Alden s lecture last night in Memorial hall delighted a large company and left, perhaps, the strongest impression of any of the lecturers. Mir. Alden proved to be q fascinating, humorous and brilliant speaker, and did much toward awak ening serious thoughts on "The needs of the hour. '' We shall hope to hear him again.
 Universalist Church Notes: A chicken pie supper will be served at 6 o'clock this evening. Miss Helen. Anderson will lead the Y. P. o. U. meeting next Sunday. Topic, "All souls Sunday. Gods fatherhood. Gods obligation to us. Our obliga. tion to Him.'' Members will please note that the meeting will be held in. the vestry of the church.
 Baptist Church Notes: Ladies' Aid society meets for work Thursday after noon. Supper will be served at q o'clock, Mrs Emily Goodell and Mrs. Adelbelt Agard hcstesses. Next Sum- day, at 7.15 p. m, there will be d service of song. Rev. A. B Todd and Herbert O Thresher attended the meeting of the Massachusetts Baptist convention in Worcester last week.
 About 40 mentors of Stafford grange gave MT. and Mrs. F. H.. Plumb surprise party last Friday evening, it being the 18th anniver- sary of their wedding. After the party had visited the barn, where corn -husking took place, they returned to bountiful collation. in the dining room. In behalf of the grange Rev. I. P. Booth presented the host and hostess with several articles of glass; ware. He was followed by J. W. Robinson, who presented them with a card which caused much amusement. At late hour the party broke up, voting it very pleasant evening and wishing the host and hostess many happy returns of the day. Staffordville.
 Mrs. Mary Little is visiting her sister in Mansfield.
 F. E Beloher has recently sold ont his milk business to William Chand Ter. ...tE .a Mrs. Minnie E. Hughes was the guest of friends in Hartford over Sun day.
 Several of the school children are confined to their homes with the humps.
 Eugene O'Connell was the guest of his daughter in Central Village over Sunday.
 Mrs. H. Ohamberlin of Westerly, R. I has been visiting Mrs. A. Ar. thur West recently.
 Mrs. Wm. Taylor of South Ooven- try has been spending few days with her daughter, Mrs. William Chandler, who has been i'll.
 Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon H. West at tended the funeral of Mrs Vests aunt, Mrs. Louisa Neff of Wales, Mass, last Monday.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will serve a chick. en pie supper in the vestry next Tues day evening. Price for adults, 25c; children under 12 years, loo.
 Methodist Church Notes: Friday evening the prayer meeting will be at I7 30 Topic. Acceptable worship. pers," {" John 41:9-24 Sunday even- ing the Epworth League topic will be In business on borrowed capital, ]" Luke 19: 11-32. Leader, Rev Rob- ert Williams.
 Benjamin Phelps and Miss Maggie Pagan were united in marriage last week Tuesday evening at St. Edward s rectory at the borough. Both MT and Mrs. Phelps are popular young people and have the best wishes of 8 host of friends. They will reside at