The Press., 1911-08-09

town.
 Miss Nellie B. Crawford of Eas Orange, N. J.. is a guest of Mrs. Free Wildey.
 Miss Alice Braman has returned from 6 two-Weeks' vacation in Wes Brookfield, Mass. sr1
 Miss Ellen Fitzpatrick has returned from a visit of a month in Providence and other places.
 Miss Frances H. MoCarthy has re turned from a week s visit in Bridge. port and New Haven.
 Miss Julia Mullins is spending hel annual vacation of two weeks witt relatives in Springfield.
 Richard M. Scanlon and Mis- Catherine Scanlon of Bridgeport were guests of Miss Frances H. McOarthy over Sunday.
 West Stafford. Misses Alice Thompson and Molly Keeler of Hartford were guests at the parsonage over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. o. E. Kellogg are spending a few days at the general conference, North6eld, Mass. While Ellis Bradway was playing near his home last Thursday afternoon he was knocked down by horse and reoei ed some painful bruises. He -on no-oSo Gba road 1irookIv ir, front of the team, which he did not hear The oak of the shoe made a deep gash in his wrist and on his head, which required several stitches. The acoi- dent proved less serious than was at first feared, and the little boy is out again.
 Stafford.
 No services at the Baptist church next Sunday.
 Mrs. La yery is recovering from a severe attack of bronchitis.
 Miss Mabel Oolburn is wis ting friends in North Brot kael1, Mass
 Ernest Randall of Springi Id is a guest of his sister, Mrs Arthur Con nors.
 Mrs. NelIa Weston is visiting friends In Boston, Whitman and other places.
 The UniVersaliat chulc1 will be closed the remaining Sundays in this month.
 Mrs. Wm. Hassett and daughter, Lillian, of Worcester are spending a few weeks with Mrs M F. Dwight.
 Miss Sarah Alden has gone to Hart ford, where she will assist in the ca re of an invalid.
 Mrs Asa Harris entertained her niece, Mrs. Allen West, and two ohil- dren of Worcester last week.
 MT. and Mrs. George Latham were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. George Stevens of Springfield over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Walter Ide, Mis- Lulu Ide, Misses Ruth and Isadore Dunham of Hydevills are camping near Noank.
 Miss Lena Wobbeoke of Springfield and Wm. Wobbecke of New York were the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. P. Brown over Sunday.
 The Phoanix WUolen company have commenced to start their mill this week, and expect by next Monday to have 1t in full operation.
 Miss Ethel Rollinson has returned to Springfield after 8 fortnight's va- ,atIon spent with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Rollinson. .
 Martin Hunt has returned from a visit with relatives in Fitchburg, Mass. He was accompanied by his granddaughter, Miss Lena King.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Carr of Nyack, N. also Mrs. R. J. Huntington and daughter from Los Angeles. Gal are the guests of Mir. and Mrs Henry O. Thresher.
 Miss Mabel Brooks of Watertown, Mass. who has been spending a fort night with her cousin, Miss Julia Loughheed, will return to her home to. day, accompanied by Miss Lough- heed.
 Advertised letters in Stafford post office Aug. 1st: Mrs. Julia Clear, Miss Rose MoEvoy. Andree Tauovecz, Nemoovco, Ozeslaw Siewkie wicz, Giovanni Zurzolo, A. 6 A. Drug Oo. Tan Benvos, Giuseppe Oovett, Oinnino Mariuna, Piotrz Kupietosky, M. M. Salzman.
 Rev J. P. Marvin of Annisquam, Mass. who occupied his former pulpit in the Universalist church last Sun day, was unable to spend the week with friends as intended. as he was called home Monday to attend 8 funeral. The choir was assisted last Sunday by Miss Hattie Werner and Miss Jessie Pease of the Springs. Miss Werner sang a solo which was much enjoyed.
 StaffordviIle.
 Miss Elsie Corbin has accepted en- ployment in Palmer. "-.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Harrington and family of Springfield are the guests of local relatives.
 William Phelps of Springfield was the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Elwin Phelps, over Sunday. .
 Rev. O. O. Lyon of East Haddam is expected to be here next Sunday and take part at the morning services.
 Mrs. O. M. Oorbin of Hydeville has recently been visiting her son. Adel- bert Corbin, and family in Charlton, Mass.
 Mss Jones last week spent three days in Amherst attending the rural conference of social, religious and educational workers.