The Press., 1910-11-09

lclusters of raspberries from his vines the first of the week. Among the many green berries there ware quite a number of ripe ones.
 Regular mee ting of Stafford grange next Tuesady evening. A class of ! 8 will take the first and second degrees. The grange will hold one of their lpopular dancss Thanksgiving night.
 Miss Carrie WigRin of Springfield Is the guest of Mrs. Inez Lasbury. Miss Wiggin will leave the 2Sth of this month for California, where she expects to make her future home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. s. Walbridge and daughters, Misses Florence and Hester. attended the wedding at Hart fferd last Wednesday of Miss Lima May Clark, daughter of MT. and Mrs. ". S Clark and Harry Sloan Woolley. Misses Florence and Hester Walbridge were the flower girls at the wedding.
 The first free lecture of the season to be given by the H. P. U. will be by J. O. Starbuck, naturalist. poet and author. Mr. Starbuck has been student in the School of Design for thiSty years, where he has made a number of interesting discoveries, and enjoys the blessings that make life worth while. He will speak on Ma ture's message to man" or "Observa- tions in She school of life '' The people of Stafford have an opportunity. of hearing a fine lecture without price, privilege enjoyed by bat few towns of this size.
 Staffordville.
 Mrs Ezra s. Colburn Is spending a week in Boston and Somerville, Mass.
 Miss May s. Clark of Worcester is the guest of Rev. Miss Jones at the Congregational parsonage.
 George Taft of Norwich was the guest of his unole and aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Theodore M. Lyon, recently. A class for bas kat making is meet ing at Miss Jones' Frida p. m. All girls interested are cordially in- vited.
 :. Mrs A. s West, Jr.. and two chil dren of Bennington, Vt, are spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. l.. M. Booth
 MT. Roberts illustrated talk on China was much epj ,yed last Thurs. day evening by goodly company in. spite of the stormy weather.
 Mrs. Michael Cousins of Hydeville had the misfortune to break her arm recently. Mrs Cousins is getting along as we'll as can be expected.
 The infant son of MT and Mrs. Angus. Graham died at the home, of his grandparents, Mir. and Mrs George Clark of Hydeville, last Wednesday, and was buried in St Edwards ceme- tery at Stafford Springs Thursday
 On account If ilIuess, the cIIit ken. pie supper which was t b served in She NJ E vestry N V 10th wi l be omi ted The Ladies' Aid society will serve 8 bean supper in the stry Thursday evening. Adults, I0o; lohildrea, iIo.ls Friday -.avenlna, the prayer meeting t,pio will be Fhr life of 0qtI iss :" Next Sunday morn-s ing and evening the pastor will preach
 Oongregati lnal Church Notes: Tbe saorament of our Lords supper was celebrated at the OonRTeg gataonal1 church last Sunday, Rev Joel Ises Of Metid n off ,iating This coming. Sunday second open meeting will be held at 30 p. u1. Rol md Royce, leader. S1bj e, "Our chance and the chance we miaa. Gal. 6:1-1O Mid week meeting will this we, k be held on Thursday, 30 p m. Sub jsct, Oonstraining lovs of Christ. s' 2d Cor. 5: IA, 15 Tuesday, Bible class. 2. 80 p. m., continuing Isaiah.. Junior O. E. Friday 3 p. m., parson- age. Leader, Miss Airline Hanna.
 West Stafford.
 The choir will meet at the psrson- age Saturday evening at 7.3O o'clotk for rehearsal.
 There will be a dance at Sturte- vant's hall Saturday evening. Music by Woods orchestra.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve It's annual chicken pie supper in the vestry Tuesday evening from to 8 o'clock Mrs. FranoeTia GUld and Mrs. ElIithorpe will serve as host esses. Price of supper, 25 cents.