The Press., 1910-10-05

4OE V uAuG0 0S 2N4Au0N08B A48AA 0N West Stafford Saturday evening. The Palmer fair Oomea Friday and Saturday of this week and many ara planning to attend from this section. Excursion rates are offered on the Central Vermont and the round tFip from thIs station Ia 60 cents.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred WiIdey ere in New York and vicinity for . fsW days, and on Saturday will attend the Fairmount road races in Philadelphia. Next week Mir. WiIdey will stars on an extended business trip through the west.
 Stafford.
 Harvest supper at the Universalist ohuIch this evening from to 8.
 Next Sunday evening there will be Q service of song At the Baptist church.
 W. E Walbridge oe Fishers Ialana Is visiting his parents. Mir. and Mrs Wm. Walbridge.
 Mrs Elenore Puffer returns to-day to Boston after spending the summer at her summer home, Rose Villa.
 Mr. and Mrs. Leland Prior of Haz ardville were She guests of Mfr. and Mrs. Henry Prior Q few days recently.
 Mrs Jane Gary, who died In Som. CTS last week, was a frequent visitor in this village, where she had many friends Mrs. H F. Oady and Mrs W. A. King of WillimAntic attended \ the funeral held in Somers.
 West Stafford.
 Evelyn, the year old daughter of Mir and Mrs. Charles GIazleE, fell from her high chair Monday morning and her arm was badly sprainsd.
 Miss Mary Ballantine hes been spending a week with, Mrs Walter Snow in Watertown. Mass. MEs. H. F. Horne returned home with Miss BallAnkine today
 Miss Alice Brouohman, who suc- ceeded Miss Josephine Newell as teacher in Orcuttville school. ia ill with typhoid fever at Fl. A. GIazier's. Her mother Is with her and . trained nurse is in attendance.
 W. D. Graves, A. M Graves. Fred J. Graves, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Bradway, William Preble aud Mrs. Sydney Watson of Madison. Me-. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lasbury and Norman Gold enjoyed an automobile trip to Springfield and Mt. Tom Sunday.
 What might have been 6 serious accident oc,urred last Sunday while Mrs. Charles GlazIer and Miss Louisa Kibbe were driving to somers. The horse became frightsfed kt the steam roller and overturned the carriage, throwing the occupants ous. For tunately neither was seriously hurt. The horse was owned by Griswold of East Longmeadow.
 StaffordvilIe.
 George Miller Is on the sick list
 Miss Ruth Andrews, daughter of John Andrews. is i'll.
 A. D. Marohant of GIlbertyille. Mass, was home over Sunday.
 Levi Peck of MonsOn was visitor at Ezra s. Oolbnrn's last Thursday.
 Mrs. Ezra s. Oolburn picked aImoSt 8 quart of nice bluebsrries one day last week. .4.s-4-----.s4s.--....-z ..s1
 Mrs. Lima Booth Is spending few Hnw rwyRk E WnN OrA RRr, in Springfield.
 J. H. McJarthy recently purchased the property opposite his residence of R. M Ohamberlin.
 Mir. and Mrs. Elias Bannister have moved into the tenement vacated by J. A. Putnam and family.
 MT. and Mrs. George Walker and Miss Mary Maty moved last week frOm the Oady tenement 60 Wales.
 Mr. and Mrs Charles Lee and family moved Monday into the tene- ment vacated by G. W. Miller.
 The Ladies' Aid of the OongEega- tional church serve supper Thursday p. m. Mrs. Vaill and Mrs. Clayton. hostesses.
 Clarence M. Agard, for nearly four years on the city staR of ths WorOes- ter Telegram, has accepted .e city editorship of She Bridgeport Evening Post.
 Ezra s. Oolblrn has raised a cu- oumber this year shat measured 124 inches around 1t and 154 inches in length. It weighed four pounds one ounce.
 Walter R. Agard, we'll known in Stafford, has been elected president of the senior class of Amherst high school, making the fourth term In that office.
 Congregational Ohuroh Notes: Wednesday prayer meeting 2 30 p. m. Christ and Nicodemus, John 8: 1.21. Next weeks Bible class omitted Tues day p. m. Junior O. E. Friday. 4 p. m. Leader, Miss Rose Hubert.
 Irving H. Agard. who formerly passed his summer vacations with relatives at Staffordville, has taken c position with she Vermont Granite Go. At Proctor, Vt. Last year he was head of the scienOe departments of Hoosick Falls. N. F., high school.
 Dr. Isaac M. Agard, formerly of Stafford, who has been passing the summer at Amherst. has returned to his work as president of TIIlotson col lege. Austin. Texas. During the sum.