The Press., 1910-08-10

Mrs. Anna Ballard. who has beeu the guest Of her niece. Mrs. Andrew Goodwill, Tor number of weeks. TO. turned Co her home in Walthams MasB lost week.
 Mir. and Mrs Clifford Colburn are receiving oOngratulatiOns on the birth l of son, born last Sunday at the home | of his grandparents. Mir. and Mrs Frederick Bowden.
 | Richard Q. Colburn of Springfield, Mass, who is spending his vacation on O0lburn Hill. ahot 8 blue heron in Potash meadow last Thursday shat measured nearly i've feet from tip to kip of winea
 Congregational Church Notea: Miss Jones will prsaoh at morning land evening services Sunday. Aug. LA. Subject of nid-week meeting. Our need of patience. The Tuen. day evening Bible class will ba dis lconsinusd during the month Of August
 
 Among thOse who attended old homo day exercises at tho old Raptlnt church. at Wales last Sunday were Charles Eager. Mrs. Arthur West, Mrs Philo West. Mrs. Ezra g. Ool- burn, Mrs Wm A. Thompson, Charles Williams and Merton l. Thompson.
 Methodist Ohurch Notes: Rev. Robert Williams preached 6 most ex- cellent sermon last Sunday morning from the text in Exodus 32 26 Frl. day evening at she prayer meeting the subject will be q Evidences of revela. tions in scripture. '' Saturday morn- ing the 'bus will leave the church at o'clock for the Sunday school plOnio held as Ferry's Inn, Masha- paug. Sunday evening the Epworth League ssrvioe will be held at 7.3O. Topic, The signs of the gospel day. ' Leader. Mrs. Jane Carpenter.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. M. J. WoFthington is in Haz. aEdville for two weeks.
 Mrs Laura Holmes is at home from a months stay in Boston.
 Henry Pease and family visited at Mrs. Pease's parents Sunday.
 Mr and Mrs E. D. Ellis have been in Chaplin for a few days visit.
 Mrs. L. J. Fisher of Springfield is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. L.. Dlmock.
 Carl Ohaffee has returned from 8 few days' visit with his parents in Monson.
 Miss Lucille Garter of Springfield ia visiting her aunt, Miss Agnes Holmes.
 Benjamin Cooley of Glastonbury spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.. Fletcher.
 Mrs. Annie O. Walkley and daugh- ter. Mildred. are spending a week in Providence. R.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kellogg are visiting Mrs. Kellogg's parents Capt and Mrs. Wilbur, in Mystic,
 La VeFgne DimOck is making alter ations on his old barn to replace the one recently destroyed by fire.
 Several from here attended the Richardson reunion and pIcnio at the Birch sOhOolhouse last Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Barlow are re. ceiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Milton Francis. last satur- day.
 F. W. PEeston end AEiss Gladys are in Boston, called there by the seriona illness of Mr. Prsston's sister, Mrs. Theron Brown.
 Misses Mary and Margaret Ballan. tine have returned home. Miss Molly Keeler of Hartford was at She parson- age over Sunday.
 Miss Blanche sturtevant has re- turned from a visit in South Norwalk. Mrs Charles Oopley of Shat place re- turned with her for Q visit.
 Hugh Osllan of Brooklyn, N Y. has been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Magill. who are occupying the tenement next to M. L.. Brad ways.
 Mrs. Spencer Bradway entertained about twenty lady friends at "Pan. zieleAfe'' party last Wednesday after. noon, from to 4 30 Pan les were used profusely for decorations and one of the contests was she guessing the names of about thirty of our most common leaves. "The romance of 8 shirs waist'' and contest over vari- ous books and their authors were much enjoyed. Fruit, iCe cream and cake were served on the lawn, and the very pleasant occasion will be long remembered by the guests.