The Press., 1911-05-31

Misses Helen and Hazel buesernek' spent Sunday with relatives in Wor cester.
 Lester Stebbins and family and George Davis and family of MonsoI are guests of Mrs N. o Symonds.
 Elmer Wheeler has taken the posi- tlon of captain of the launch owned by Landlord Bowler of Crystal Lake
 Mrs. A. I. Mitchell has received { cablegram from her husband, announc- ing his safe arrival on the other side.
 Mrs Clarence D. Walker and chil. dren of Needham, Mass, are expected to-day for 8 two-week5' visit with Judge and Mrs. Joel H. Reed.
 The official opening of the Stafford Country club was yesterday afternoon. There was a large gathering and the feature of the afternoon was a handi- cap golf match.
 The first quarterly conference for the year will bs held at the Metho- dist church Saturday evening at 2 80 District Superintendent Newland will reside. Next Sunday morning the Rev. J. H. Newland will preach. In the evening the pastors topic will be Dealing with Encouragement. ''
 Fred Fisher was taken suddenly ill with appendicitis last evening, and Dr. Smith decided that an operation should be performed immediately. The case was reported to Rev. F. J. O'Neill at midnight, and he responded with his motor car and conveyed MT. Fisher, accompanied by Dr. Smith, to Hartford without delay.
 Stafford.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Jenkins have been the guests of Mrs. Lizzie Goodell.
 Regular communication of Wolcot t lodge, A. F. 6 A. M on Thursday evening
 Miss Alice Bullard of Spsncer, Mass, was the gustt Of Mrs. fl. F Cady recently.
 Harold Andrews of Bott m spent Decoration day with his parents, MT. and Mrs. John Andrews.
 Charles Holden and family and Mir. and Mrs u 1yd of Palmer spent Me moriaI day with MT and Mrs. George Bray.
 Regular grange met ting next Tues day evening. The program will be furnished by she children of the grange.
 Rev A. Goats, D D secretary of Connecticut Baptist convention, will preach next Sunday at the Bap- tist church.
 Miss Sarah Alden has returned from an extended visit with friends in Paterson, N. J., and is the guest of Mrs. Iuez Lasbury. -..
 Regular monthly supper of the Ladies' Circle at the Universalist church next Wednesday at 6 o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. Myron Leonard, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs Jane Lavery.
 Pipes are being laid from the main pipe bringing water from Corps pond to the grange building, H. F. Oady's Itore and tenement, Jones' market md the barber shop.
 Mrs. F. l.. Batchelder returned the lrst of the week to her home here Ifter spending the winter with her on, Win. Batchelder, in Milton, dass. She was accompanied by her on, Dr. Fred Batohelder.
 Mrs. Anna Mead and daughter, Grs. o. Toothaker, of Berlin, N. H |, | re spending a month at the old home. drs. Mead will break up housekeep- ng here and make her future home with her daughter in Berlin.
 Staffordville.
 Mrs. M. H. West is quite i'll.
 John Lilley spent Memorial day in 
 Alba Perkins of Willimantic was in town Memorial day.
 Mrs. Phoebe Winter visited local friends over Memorial day.
 Junior O. E. meeting Friday, 3 p. m at Miss Jones'. Leader, Rose Hubert.
 Miss Jones spent two days last week with MT. and Mrs. F. H. Plumb at Farm.
 John Morrell and mother are spend Ing their vacation with relatives in Que.
 Miss Bertha Beloher and Miss Nellie Dugdale visited friends in the first of the week.
 Mrs. Samuel Mellen and Harold Odell of Agawam, Mass were guests of Mrs A. Arthur West over Memorial day.
 Mrs Wm. A. Thompson and Mas ter Merton L. Thompson are spending a week with relatives in Amherst, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Duncan and Miss Edna Dimock of Worcester are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Grant aauner. ....e..
 MT. and Mrs W. V. Odell, Thomas 0dell and Miss Mary Hammer were he guests of William Hammer the first of the week.
 Thursday evening a salad supper will be served in the M. E. vestry. Adults, 15o; children, loo. Every body welcome.
 John R. Hills motor car visited Tuesday afternoon, bring Ing from Hartford. Miss Hills, Miss Wills, Miss Patterson and Mrs. O. R. Ohilds.
 The Fox patrol of the Boy Scouts, 5taffordville, with their scout master, 0. Ernest Cooley, attended the stere-