The Press., 1911-11-08

b1b6 OuuEOu W14 HOEV0 OHACAou-pA supper tomorrow night from 6 to 8 Supper, 25c.
 Miss 8. P. Carpenter and Ms. Evs Bugbee returned yesterday from West ford, where they spent few days a the old home there.
 Lynch's orchestra of five pieces hal bsen engaged to furnish music for tho danGe to bs given by Stafford grange Thanksgiving night.
 The play, "Mr Bob," given by the young people of Grace church ir Memorial hall last Friday evening was given before a small but delighted audience. The parts were all well played, MT. Brown and Miss Patty proving mi1th mak rs from start to finish
 Exercises based upon the 'Linoolr Legion" program "ill occupy most oi the Bible schotl hour next Sunday al she Baptist cl,u cl This Is a nation wide total abstinence moveme ent, drawing inspiration from the char Acter of Ab' aham Lincoln. and using a pledge drawn and signed by him, and which he induced others to sign
 Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner, 66. died Sunday morning of dropsy. She had been confined to the house but a few days and the community was shocked to hear of her death. She came here with her husband from Rockville about ten years ago. The funeral was held at her late home yesterday after noon. Rev. L. B. Curtis officiating. She leaves in this country, besides her Ilpsband, Q brother in Lawrence, Mass.
 Staffordville.
 Willis B lcher and Frank Beloher were in Hartford Sunday.
 Mrs. Grant Hammer was the guest of her sister, Mrs John Brown, in Fitohville last week
 Rev F. B. Adams will preach in the Methodist church next Sunday morning and evening.
 George Needham of Monson has bsen visiting his sister, Mrs Sarah Beloher, the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. K. J Roberts have moved to Ohicopee Falls, where MT Roberts has employment.
 Patrick Foley, who boards at Mrs Whites, is i'll with pneumonia; also MT. Lilley is Ill with heart trouble.
 The Independent Woman's Social club moved their furniture from the school rooms last week to Mrs An drews' basement.
 Mrs Ezra S. Colburn, Mrs Wm A Thompson and Merton L. Thomp- son visited Miss HAttie A. Converse at Glendale, Wilbraham, Mass las t Saturday.
 There will be a harvest supper served in the Methodist church vestry tomorrow evening. An excellent supper Is assured. Every body is cor dially invited. Price: Adults, 2Oo; loo.
 Congregational Ohu-oh Notas: Next Sabbi tn both church and Sunday sohoo1 will observe "World's temper ance Sunday" Y. P. s O. E., "The ,ase against the saloon," Isa. 51:1- 25 Leader, MT. Ormsby Cottage prayer meeting Wednesday at, Miss Jones' Subject, "The raAnrr, 7 Nal. }: :1-18, Heb. 12: 1-13 Junior 0 E Friday, 4 p m., at Miss Jones'.
 Earl, the seven-years-old son of MT md Mrs. Frank Belcher, was seriously Injured last Friday afternoon by LareEoe Sartoria's horse Earl was on his way home from school and as he saw Charlie Sartoria with the horss he ran to him. The horse k cked Earl in the face. Dr. Smith was hattily summoned and found it nt csssary for the child to be taken immediately to the hospital, where \ specialist could take care of him. An automobile was sent for from the Springs and Ea:l was taken to the Hartford hospital, accom- plnied by ;he doctor and his father. The case Is 8 very serious one The nose is badly broken and a deep cut in the ,hes k and Earl Is in a critical 1ndi- ;ion, but when last heard from there vas a fair chance for his recovery.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Avery is seriously i'll at her lom on Chestnut hill
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Andrew Hansen last Wednesday.
 Miss Mildred Walkley visited friends in Springfield last week. Mrs E L. Dimock visited relatives n Willimantio the first of the week.
 MT and Mrs Brown Marble recent. y visited friends in Brimfeld, Mass.
 Miss Ethel Davis is c1nflned at her ,ome with a slight attack of soarl4- ina.
 Miss Beatrice Blair of West Will. ington has been the guest of her mole, Edwin Blair.
 Martin Pomeroy has moved his goods 50 Ellington, where he will make his home with his father.
 The church choir has been reorgan- zed. Herbert Glazier was made 'hoir leader and Miss Helen Preston ecretary.
 Milo Kibbe and wife of Boston made motor cycle trip Sunday to O. 3. Glazier's and back, . distance of 200 miles.
 Marshal Bradway and family are Ibout to move into O P. Bradway's lew house, and Richard Royce and amily will occupy the tenement va. Iated by them.