The Press., 1909-07-07

AAoO0u years dSO uo AuONOI bO ObuAOA Street, where he lived until his death He was greatly interested in churcl work. being a deacon of the Oongre gational church of Staffordville. H is survived by four sons, William an, Martin of Stafford. Newton of Pitts field, Mass and. Luoius of Hopedale Mass also by six brothers. Henry Frank, Adelbert, Ed. John, Ernest and four sisters, Lucy Chapman Jennie Goodell, Olive GocAall, Julil Gone. He was beloved G all wht knew him and will be greatly missed by all. Funeral was heId at his lat home at I o'cIocks to.day. Singing will be by quartet consisting of Fi A. LasbuFy, Mrs "A D. Todd. Mrs. Della West, F T Glover.
 staffordville.
 Mrs Wm. Converse entertained hel mother over the Fourth.
 Mrs. Grant Hammer was the guest of relatives in Worcester over Sunday D. W. Leigh has been i'll at the home of G. W. Miller the past week.
 Misses Bessie and Ruth Dapsan. oi Monson visited friends hers sr the Fourth.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Brown and family visited friends in Springfield the Fourth.
 Mrs. O. J. Agard. South Hadley, Mass, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Philo Vest :.
 Miss Minnie Rich was the guest of her mother in West Swanzey, N. H. ', over Sunday.
 Miss Elizabeth Giltrop and Leo Sohindler were in Providence, R. I i, oyer the Fourth.
 Mrs. 0. M. Hill of Willfmantio is spending few weeks with her daugh- ter. Mrs. T. M. Lyon.
 The ladies of the M. E. church will have ice cream on sale Friday evening at the vestry.
 Johnson Goodwill of Hartford was the guest of his brother, Andrew the Fourth.
 Mrs. Putnam and two children of Vest Swanzey. N. H., were with Mrs. Chapman over the Fourth.
 Mrs. F. c. Drummond returned to the Norwich hospital last week Tues day, accompanied by Mrs. Sarah Pot ter.
 Mrs. G. F. Andrews and grandson of Somerville, Mass arrived at her nome last week to spend the summer lere.
 Miss E. Jennie Chaffee has returned rom Amherst, where she attended he graduation of her nephew, Irving I. Agard.
 Clarence M. Agard of the city staff If the Worcester Telegram and Mrs. Agard have been spending few days with Mis B. Jennie Chaffee.
 Among those who attended the ex. ,ursion to Norwich Monday from here were W. E. Belcher, Fred Smith, Milton Beloher, Lewis West, Leon Cooley, J. F. Bannister, Frank White, Allen West, Mrs Mary White and Mrs. Lizzie Shepard.
 Dr. Isaac M. Agard, president of Cillotson college, Austin. Texas, Wal or R. and Irving H. Agard, Amherst, Mass, and Miss s. J Agard and Miss 4. O. Agard, South Hadley, are amping on the old Agard homestead n the Hall district.
 Methodist Church Notes: The Isual mid-week prayer meeting this vening. Next Sunday morning 'Ieaohing by the pastor. Sunday the Epworth League service will be held at 30 Topic, "Trans- ormed common things, "John ? :1-11.
 Irving H. Agard. graduate of the Rockville high school in the class of 9O3, who formerly passed his sum- ners in Staffordville, graduated from Amherst college last week. He has ccepted position as head of the apartment of science in the Hoosick Falls, N. Y., high school.
 West Stafford.
 Ernest Smith was in Norwich last Gonday.
 Howard Smith was in Springfield unday and Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. E B Smith called on friends in Somers last Sunday.
 Miss DoneIda Young has been visit ng relatives in Rockville and Hart ord.
 Mrs. Belva Wilbur has returned rom few days visit with friends in 
 Chester Kellogg and family of Vestfield, N J., are at the old Parks lace for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. F. z. Fairfield are ttending the funeral of Mrs. Horton Dwight in Monson today.
 Miss Myrtle Smith, with her riend, Miss Marian Crane from East were recent guests at ]. B Smiths.
 William L. BuckIand of Manchester as just completed cottage on the ast shore of Crystal Lake, near the amp of W. E. Truesdell.
 Ralph Gold is attending the stu ents' conference at East Northfield. Iass., with the delegation from Wor- ester Tech Y. M. O. A., of which he B president.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Barlow, Roy sarlow, Oliver Richards, Mr. and drs. George Ellithorpe and Fred iraves were among those who went 0 Norwich Monday.
 Among 'out-of- town people to spend