The Press., 1911-06-28

Frederic Faulkner is in New For on a business trip.
 The local Italians will hold picni At Cooper Lane Sunday.
 Miss Emma Kuehn0 is home fo the summer vacation from Orange, N. J
 A representative of the Mt. Oarme nursery is In town spraying the elms
 Mrs. B. H. Small of New LondoI is the guest of her father. W. A. Pat ten.
 Mias Laura Bond of Bondville Mass Is she guest of Miss Menl Adams.
 Mir. aud Mrs. William D.. Tnthil of Hartford have . son, William Rob ert. born the 22d.
 Jerry Hannifan has resumed em ployment in Faulkner's mill after { few weeks illness.
 John Larned, an instructor in La fayette college, Easton, Pa, is home for the summer vacation.
 Miss Ivy Eaton, instructor iI physical culture at Mt. Holyoke, il home for the summer vacation.
 Benjamin Campo, 44-3, and 8. ". LindsAy, MashApaug, 31-6, are new subscribers to the telephone ex. change.
 Miss Grace Harwood and Miss Winona Algie of Purchase. N. Y., are at williamsburg, Mass for their an- nual outing.
 For tonight and tomorrow night at the Gem theater there will be four new reels, "The Lonedale Operator being the leader.
 The management of the Oomique theater announce Ave changes . week for the future, with 5 cent matineea Thursday and Saturday.
 Harold Oomins, who has had charge of the commercial department of the Daubury high school for the past two years, is home for the summer vaca- tion. -..- ... The Odd Fellows will hold their next meeting July 5, when the second degree will be worked. The lodge has voted to hold weekly meetings in the future.
 Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Martha MacIntire of Hartford is the guest of Mrs. Eliza Holbrook.
 Regular meeting of Wolcott lodge, F. 6 A. M. ., next Thursday evening
 Mrs. L.. B. Chase of Springfield is Q guest of her father, Clarence Rock we'll.
 Miss Sarah Alden has returned from a visit with Mrs. Nelson BuRbee in Monson.
 The Stafford grange hold a lawn party at the grange hall the evening of July 4th.
 Mrs. George Fenton of Orange, MAss., was the guest of Mrs. Cyril Johnson several days last week.
 Mrs. Jos. Satterly and two children of Needham Heights, Mass. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. P. Booth.
 Mrs. Anna Mead will sell her house hold goods and farming tools at motion on Saturday, July 8, at p m.
 Mrs. W. H Jenkins of Springfield. Ia caring for her mother, Mrs. Lizzie who has been i'll for several lays. ... ..
 mho voaaAo~Sa av,hiao& aA &hA TTu1vnu alist church next Sunday morning will be "A lesson from the corona. ion."
 Miss Ethel sAult returned from hospital last Thursday, where she was operated on for appsn. licitis.
 The Y. P. s. O. E. of the Baptist 'hurOh will hold Q festival of roses n she chapel Friday evening. Toe ,ream and cake will be on sale.
 Mrs. John Oolburn, Miss Alice Col- ourn, Mrs. Zella Spencer of Enfield md Mir. and Mrs. Harry Winter of Hartford were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Smith last week.
 Rev. L.. B. Curtis of South Wood took has accepted 8 call to the Bap. list church, and will commence his pastorate next Sunday. The parson- lge has been papered and painted 
 The following pupils in She Stafford Village school were perfect in attend. moe during the spring term: Helen, Margaret and John Gigl. Walter and Margaret Kuehl and Mary simons. Eddie LAdish and Ina Lamb were per- eOt in spelling during the entire erm.
 The usual monthly supper of the ladies' Aid at the Universalist church will be held next Wednesday evening t 6 o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. A. c. 'ault, Misses Eunioe and Mabel Park, sadore and Ruth Dunham. A parish neeting will be held at 7.3O of the anne evening. The evening meetings # the Y. P. O. U. will be discon. inued during the months of July and August.
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 Miss Belle Dorsey has accepted a 'osition in the Garland mill.
 William A. Thompson was home rom Amherst, Mass. over Sunday.
 Miss Ethel Brown of Monson is the ,uest of Rev. Miss Jones this week.
 Mrs. Lima N. Booth is She guest of Ar. and Mrs. Myron Heck in Union.
 There will be no services held in he local Methodist church next Sun. lay.
 Junior o. E. meeting p. m. Fri lay at Miss Jones'. Leader, Ernest Imith.
 The StafHordville I. W. O. enjoyed n outing last Sunday in White City, orcester, Mass. B. N. Ohamberlin, who has been II at Mrs. Whites. returned to his