The Press., 1910-07-13

0C@04 e1M 1&S4WA0sUM IA gh1U MWM11 " mUA the officers arrived. It was at thil resort Shat stebbins atated thAt h, spent the money which he secured.
 Stafford.
 Mrs. CIarIssa Webster of 6pringael( is the guest of her son, ". H. Web, steE.
 Rev. A. Arnold Ross ia the gneal of friends In Springfield.
 Miss Virignia Deacon of Bristol il Q gueat of Miss Lulu Ide
 Miss Camilla Smith of Niantic il the guest of her friend, Miss EuniCs Park.
 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel MacOalIum ot TaloOttville were visitors in town over Sunday.
 l E. Booth of Worthwhile, Vt., ia the guest of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. I. F. Booth. N
 ". E. R emmert of Batss college. Lewiston, Me is at home for the summer vacation.
 c. D. Ide, Miss Lulu Ide. Miss Virginia Deacon and Miss Isadore Dunham are in camp at Crystal Lake
 Rev. A. B. Todd and family are enjoy ing an outing at Quaker Hill. Mr. Todd will return for the services next Sunday.
 Misses Anna Findeisen and Annie Brown returned Monday evening from Concord. Mass. where they have been visiting friends the past week
 Baptist OhurCh Notes: The l.. A, society will have A sale of foe cream at the chapel Thursday from 2 to g p. m. Rev. W. F. Dean of Windsor will p reach next Sunday at 10 45 a. m. Mr. Dean was formerly pastor of the church. At 5 p. m. service on the church lawn.
 Y. P.gO U. meeting at the Uni versalist church Sunday at D. m. Topic, "Obsying the call of God. " Leaders, Rachel Glover and Janet Dobson. The delegates who attended She national Y. P. O, U convention In New York will give their report at this meeting A good attendance Is desired.
 StaffOrdviIle.
 PhiIo West visitsd friends in Pal. mer last week.
 Allison O. Lyon has been spending 8 few days in Norwich. 
 8 H. Flagg was taken to the Back. us hospital In Norwich last week Tues. day.
 Charles Peel of Nashua, N. H., has been visiting local friends the past week.
 Mrs. Grant Hammer is the guest of her sister. Mrs Arthur Duncan, in Worcester this week.
 Mrs. c P. Andrews of Somerville, Mass has returned to her old home for her summer vacation. aas,
 Mrs. P. A. West has been spending a few days with her cousin, Mrs. Matilda Johnson, in Palmer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clemence Clark and daughter of Terryville were the guests of Mrs. Harlan @. Dunham recently
 Herbert A. West of Providence. R. T., is spending a few weeks with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. PhiIo A. West
 Mrs. Anna Ballard of Waltham,, Mass, has been spending several days with her niece, Mrs. Andrew Good will.
 Mrs. J. W. sieke and daughter, Bertha, of Springfield are spending two weeks with Miss Elizabeth Gil trOp.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Oongrega- tionaI church will hold sale of Ice cream and college ices on Thursday evening.
 Nr. and Mrs. Herbert Lothrop of Ooohesett, Mass have bsen the guests several days of Mr. and Mrs. A. Arthur West
 Methodist Church Notes: Friday evening at the prayer meeting the pastor will continue a talk on Prov erbs. Sunday evening the Epworth League topic will bs "The Christians g rewards here. ''
 Eugene and Frank Raymond and Frank Hulett of Providence, R. l., and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien of Monson visited local relatives the first of the week, and attended the funeral of Robert Giltrop.
 e. Ernest Cooley, while riding hts motorcycle recently between Wales and Brimheld, was run into by a team. Not much damage was done to the machine, but Mr. Oooley's right hand was badly bruised and one of his fingers broken.
 The subject of Wednesdays prayer meeting, 7.3O p. ID will bs "Ad- justing life to circumstances, Mum bers 14:2.9; Phil. 4:1O-23. Next Tuesdays Bible class will begin study of book of Proverbs. Junior O. E. p. n. Friday in vsstry. Florence White, leader. The Juniors will have . picnic supper.
 Robert Giltrop, aged 72, died last Friday morning at 6.3O o'clock of rheumatic paralysis after Q long i'll. ness. Mir. Giltrop had been . resident of Staffordville for 36 years. His wife died last January. He is sur- vived by four daughters and one son, Mrs. Wilbur J. Albsrty of Stafford Springs. William ". Giltrop of South Warrington. Mass. Mrs. Henry J. O'Brien of Springfield and Misses4 Catherine and Elizabeth GiltrOp aa home also five grandchildren, Doro-