The Press., 1911-10-11

The wedding of Miss Jessie Eatol to Olive W. Harrington of BostoI will take place at the Eaton home a 12 o'clock to-day.
 Mrs. F. W. Howard, who under went an operation at the Mercy hos pital in Springfield five weeks ago returned to her home Monday.
 Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Austin Witt fell from 8 load of hay yesterday and hurt his shoulder, bu fortunately no bones were bro ken.
 Mrs Mary Heck of Staffordville i |oritioallv i'll with pneumonia at the home of her daughter, Mrs Asa liar ris
 Mr4 Junine Hall and son, Ray. mond, O s yhrook are the guests o Mrs Lucy Wadsworth and Mrs. Glars Cummings.
 Miss Elsie Ramsden If Providence R. who has been i'll at She home of her father, H Ramsden, for the past two weeks. Is again able to bt out
 Mrs. L. S. Goodtl Il went last weel Wednesday for a visit at Washington. D. O , but was called homo on ac, count of the death of El jsh Rich. mond.
 The first l. cture of the season under the auspices of the H P U will be given in Memorial hall Saturday evening, Ot 21>t by T Hildah Rice, impersonator
 Mr ani Mrs F. A. Lashury re- turned last Friday from au auto trir to Bowdoinham, M, vi w. D Graves and son, Fred Ma Hunt accompanied them as far as F t,'.burg, Mass.
 Rev c W Shepard, former pas tnr of the Baptist church here, has, on a. cunt of i'll health, r, signed the pAstoIa-e of the Baptist church at Suffieli, where he has been for the past four years.
 The ladies of the Universalist church will serve a harvest supper next Wednesday evening from 6 to g.. Last year this supper was one of the most successful given during the sea- son and the ladies W Il aim to keep up to the high standard set at thas time
 There will be a regular grange meeting next Tuesday evening IT @ lecturers hour at 8 o'cl cz will be given to Hon. G. V. Smith, editor of the Connecticut Farmer, who W l. give an address on "Proiuoer and MT. Smith is an able speaker. All interested are invit d to attend, whether grangers or not.
 At the Baptist church next sund sy morning the pastor, Rev L B Our tis. is expected to speak, and at p. ID there will bs song service, with stsreoptioon illustration. Subj ct, The parable of the good shepherd |" Nee ting of Christian Endeavor at : 30 Thursday evening. instead of Wednesday,
 Elijah Richmond, 86, died sudden y last Wednesday night of hea-t rouble. He was torn in Westfcrd md has lived here about ten years. de leaves two sisters, Mrs Jul;a a Jhilds and Mrs Emily Ferry and a niece, Mrs. s. T. Carpenter, all of this village. The funeral was pri- VAte and was held Saturday m orning. Rev. A. B. Todd, now of Torring- ion. offioiated. Mrs. Todd sang two solos. The burial was at Westford and Rev. Mir. Goodsell of Westford of1ciated at the grave.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. Glover enter tained about thirty relatives at lunch Friday afternoon, in honor of their silver wedding. The house was trimmed with autumn leaves, roses and carnations. In the evening ice cream. cake and punch was served to many friends and neighbors who called to congratulate them Mir. and Mrs. Glover were the recipients of mary beautiful gifts, including silver, money, linen, china, flowers and many ,ards One neighbor was kind enough to bring Mrs. Glover a fl UT sat k we'll filled and MT. Gl yer box of imported cigars, of which he is very choice. R slatives were present from Hartford, Blackstone, Willimantic, Woonsocket md Stafford Springs
 Staffordville
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Dorsey and 'amily moved Monday to the Springs.
 Wm. A. Thompson has bsen spend Ing over a week at homo with his family.
 MT. and Mrs. Hiram Lemira and 'amily moved last Saturday to the Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. H G West are the proud possessors of 8 little son born Dot. 9th.
 Mrs. L. M. Booth is spending weeks vacation with friends and rela. bives in Springfield
 Mrs. Eliza Dugdale of Hydeville is spending 8 few wet ks with her daugh- Ter, Mrs. Fay Keefe, in Madison, Me.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. F. Jaquith of are guests this week cf her sisters, Mrs. W. Ohaadier and Mrs. F. BelehaR
 Mrs. William Potter left Monday to spend some time with her sister, Mrs. Alma Farnum, in Worcester, who Is seriously i'll.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ezra s. Oolburn and Merton L.. Thompson visited Charles D. Ojlburn and family one day re- oently at Palmer, Mass.
 Charles Oalkins and Miss Hattie A. Oonverss of Glendale, Wilbraham,