The Press., 1909-05-26
Miss Teresa Clark of Greenwich ir

home for a short vacation.
 Mrs. Ellen A. Needham is visiting her sister, Mrs. B. F. Taylor
 Mrs. Earl Hall and child of Sims. bury are with Mr. and Mrs F. J. Chandler.
 Dr. 0. B. Newton will attend the state medical convention at Hartford tomorrow.
 Short calendar session for the June term will be held at Rockville Tues day. June z.
 There will be a Memorial day sermon at the Methodist church Sun day morning.
 The Gem will open tonight with program of moving pictures and illustrated songs.
 Lyneh's orchestra will furnish music for the graduation exercises of the high school June II.
 A delegation of local shriners will go to Hartford to day, and several from here will take the degree.
 The banns of marriage have been announced at St. Edwards of John Peters and Miss Margaret Murray.
 The Central mill will alter the time schedule to make a half. holiday Saturday next week or the week after.
 Mrs. Peter Bondville sold her resi- dence on Holland avenue last Satur. day. Max H. Turschman was the buyer. es
 The Knights of Columbus have changed their meeting nights to the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
 Cyril Johnson is to build a four tenement house on his Furnace avenue property, nearly opposite the Stafford worsted mill.
 Attorney aud Mrs. Willis H. Reed attended the golden wedding of Mir. and Mrs Edward Ohamberlin at West Woodstock Monday.
 The Odd Fellows will hold a meet ing next Tuesday evening. at which business of importance to every mem. ber will come up
 Next Sunday evening at the Oongre- gational church O. R. Lathrop of Brooklyn, N Y. preacher on street corners and in missions, will tell of his work in the great oity. Every body is invited to come in and hear the glowing story and the organ chimes.
 Allen E. Whitcomb of New York has been elected treasurer of the Rhode Island company and w. O Damon of Montclair, N. J. has taken the position of superintendent of the plant. MT. Damon has already started on his duties, and Mir. Whitcomb has already been here a part of the week
 Stafford.
 Miss Rose Dugdale is confined to her home with tonsilitis.
 Mrs George Stevens and son and Mrs. Laura Whiton of Springfield are the guests of Mrs. Joseph Depeau.
 Meury Pero and family are again living in the Thompson cottage, after spending the winter at the Springs.
 Mrs. MaoOallum and family went to Ludlow. Vt, last week, where they will make their future home. Mrs. H. R. Wightman is spending & few days with them.
 The Y. P. O. U. will hold a social and 8 business meeting Friday even- ing at o'clock in the assembly room. The social committee is preparing special program.
 At the regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening a large delegation from Vernon grange will be present and furnish program. Owing to the limited space in grange hall the meeting will be held in the vestry of the Universalist church and the collation. served in the ladies' hall.
 Universalist Church Notes: There will be special music next Sunday ap- propriate to Memorial day. The Y P. O. U. will meet in the assembly room at 6 p. m. Sunday. Topic, "Me- moriAl Sunday. How remember he- roes and martrys? The cost of free dom, truth and righteousness in state and church, Leader, Miss Isadore Durham.
 Memorial hall was we'll filled by those who assembled to see the play presented by the Y. P. O U. last Friday evening. "A OIergyman's Oourtship" was played in an excel lent manner by all who took part in it. Great credit is due to Miss Ruth Dunham for her untiring efforts in rehearsing the play. The production showed the result of hard and thorough work upon the part of all. The audience was we'll satisfied. Between the acts Miss Eunioe Park rendered vocal solo. Miss Parks singing, al. ways good, shows marked improve ment during the past year.
 West Stafford.
 Miss Ruth Butterfleld was a guest of Mildred Walkley over Sunday.
 A social danUe will be held at Sturtevant's hall Saturday night.
 Mrs. Christopher Potter and son of Springfield are visiting Mrs. Robert Greaves
 Henry Hitchcock of New Haven has been the guest of his brother, Charles Hitchcock.
 Winifred Curtis and Lucille Garter of Springfield were guests of relatives over Sunday.
 Miss Agnes Holmes has returned from a six-weeks' stay with her sister In Springfield.
 Chester Kellogg of Westfleld, N. J., has been the guest of his parents for few days.
 Mrs. James Lasbury. Mrs Ida Brown and Mrs. A. D. Parker of