The Press., 1910-06-01

 Monson spent Memorial day with Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Glover.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence Kingsbury and two children of Holyoke have been visiting their parents. Mir. and Mrs George Kingsbury.
 A. D. Cady and Arthur Oady of Hartford have returned from Q trip through the Berkshires. made in Mir. Cady's automobile.
 MT. and Mrs. A D. Merritt of Springfield were recently the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Jarvis B. Hatch. Mr. Hatch received a severe wrench last week by frActious COW. but is im- proving.
 The ladies' circle of the Universa- list nhurch will meet as usual for work this afternoon. and serve a sup. per from 6 to 8 Hostesses, Mrs. K. 10 Pinney. Mrs Martin Goodell and Mrs. Joshua Larned.
 Rev. A. Arnold Ross will take for his subject next Sunday morning "God as Q tempter of souls In the evening the subject for the Y. P. O U held at 6 o'clock. Seeing and hearing God of Nature. ''
 In the exercises at Hillside cemetery Memorial day, the school children of Pinney grammar school assisted in the program by singing two songs. The manner in which they were given was good evidence of the fine work being done along this line In the public schools.
 Baptist Ohurch Notes: The l.. A. society will meet for work Thursday afternoon and will serve supper at 6 o'clock Hostesses, Mrs. J. Hough and Mrs George Jenkins Covenant meeting Friday at 3 p. ID. Next Sun- day communion follows the morning service. At 715 p. m. service of song.
 Thomas Park. who has acted as superintendent in the Riverside mill for several years has gone to Dexter. Me. where he will be asso- ciatsd in business with his brother. George Park, in the Dunbarton Mills. Mir. and Mrs Park have made many friends during their stay In Stafford, who regret their removal fIom our midst. Mrs. Park and sons will spend the summer with relatives in East Lyme, later joining Mr. Park in Dex ter. M J. Burke, in behalf of the employees, as Q token of friendship and esteem, presented MT. and Mrs Park with a silver service of seven pieces.
 West Stafford. @
 We, the undersigned, wish to express our most sincere to the many kind neigh bors and friends during the time of our recent bereavement, also for the flowers sent at that time.
 MRS. MYRON s. TUPPRR,
 MR. AND MRS. W. P. PEAsK AND FAMILY.
 Roy Barlow spent Memorial day in Coventry.
 Mrs. Belva Wilbur has returned to her home in this village.
 Mrs. Everett Fletcher entertained her brother, Ben Cooley, over Sunday.
 W. E. Truesdell of Springfield called on friends in this village last Monday.
 Robert Kibbie of Springfield has moved his family into the bungalow on the hill for the summer.
 Rev Mr. Bacheler of TaloottviIIe has arranged to exchange with Rev. J. W. Ballantine next Sunday.
 Mrs. Harry POwnall spent several days last week at Vernon, Vt., as the guest of Mrs. Fred Wright.
 Mrs. Florence Fay spent the week end and Memorial day as a guest of her friend, Mrs. O. O. Keep, in Mon. son.
 Miss Jennie Towne spent she week end and Memorial day as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Alice Crawford, at Springfield.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Pease have moved to HampdeD, where they have commenced house keeping in the old Pease home stead.
 Mrs. Sarah Irons of OrouttviIle is one of the few in this town who saw the comet seventy five years ago and also saw 1t this year |
 Mir. and Mrs. H. A. PoWnall and son, Roger, were guests at the home of Mrs. K. O. Truesdell, Kenwood Park, Springfield, recently.
 The Memorial day exercises given by the Center schools last Friday were largely attended, several old soldiers showing their interest by being in attendance.
 Among the out of town guests here for Memorial day: MT. and Mrs. Fl. 8. Witter of Hartford and MT. and Mrs. Philo Atwood of Willimantic at Mrs. Jeanette Newell'p, F. Wayland Preston, IT,, of Newton Center, Mass, at F. Wayland Preston's, i, Maurice Towne of southbridge at O. P. Bradway's, Charles Van Heynigen of Westfield, Mass at A. M. Graves {, Mir. and Mrs. AL. Burt of Brooklyn, N. Y., at o. K. Kellogg's, Ralph Gold and classmate at Worcester Tech at M. A. Colds, Mrs. L. s. Fisher of Springfield at E L.. Dimook's.
 Staffordville
 Frank E. BelOher, who has been i'll, is improving.
 Allen West, while splitting wood last Thursday evening, cut his foot quite badly.
 Mir. and Mrs. stebbins and Mrs Davis of MOnson spent Sunday with local friends.
 Salad supper at the Congregational church Thursday p m. Adults, 15c ]: