The Press., 1911-05-17
Entrance to Grounds. View from Main Street.

Entrance to Grounds.
 Mrs McElvey of East Boston is the guest of Mrs Wm. Stafford.
 The Womaus' Guild will meet at the Episcopal church tomorrow at 3 p. m. for sewing.
 Orcuttville.
 Ray Irons, IA years old, after school Wednesday night, succeeded in bring ing to land from Orouttville pond and dragging home by the tail, . distance of about half a mile, twenty eight pound turtle. The next night Ray captured another turtle, this one weighing thirty.two pounds.
 Stafford.
 Mrs. Arthur Connors visited friends in Hartford the last week.
 Special communication of Wolcott lodge next Thursday evening. Work In F. 0. degree.
 Mrs Laura Written, Mrs George Stevens and son of Springfield are guests of Mr. and Mrs. George La- tham.
 Henry Guay went to St. Philip, Canada, last week, where he will be married next Monday. He and his bride will return the latter part of the week and will make their home with MT. and Mrs. Fred Quay.
 Mrs. E. R. Parry passed her 9Oth birthday on Saturday at the home of Mrs. Emily M Goodell Mrs. Parry was the recipient of flowers, letters and remembrances from distant rela- tives and 3 post card shower from her many friends. Mrs. Parry is we'll preserved for a person of her advanced years. She had as guests her niece. Miss Richmond of Philadelphia, G. R Oomstock of New York, Albert Oomstock of Denver, Col Orrin w. Bugbee of New York. With her are her brother and sister, E. Richmond, .86. and Mrs. J. R Child, 91. All wish her several years more of health and happiness.
 West Stafford.
 Wendall Pease has sold his horse to Charles Ellis of the Springs.
 Mrs. Henry Lufler of New London has been visiting relatives here.
 Mrs Fredus Fuller has been spend ing a week with friends in Monson.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Dorsey died Sunday morning.
 Miss Gladys Preston of Newtonville was the guest last week of relatives here.
 Arthur Aldrioh of Springfield has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Atoh- inson. . a
 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ellis spent Sunday with John Smith of West Hartford. ...
 O. D. Preston has decided to re- tain the home place and has purchased it of the heirs.
 Mrs. W. o. Garter and daughter, Freda, of Springfield have been visit ing her father, Erekine Holmes.
 MT. and Mrs. Spencer Bradway are receiving congratulations on the birth of Q daughter, Alice Genevieve,. Sun day morning.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert Barlow of South Coventry and Leslie and Gladys Barlow of Westford spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. George Barlow
 The Ladies' Aid will serve sup per in the vestry Tuesday evening, from 6 to 8 o'clock, to be followed by play. entitled "A Love of < Bons!' net. 1" The characters are as follows: Mrs. Clipper, Miss Josephine Newell ]; Kitty, Miss Ballantine; Aunt Jemima Hopkins, Mrs. Wilbur; Mrs. Hor, tensia Fastone, Mrs. Pownall; Dora, Miss Margaret Burt; Katy Doolan. Miss Eunioe Bradway. Price of both upper and entertainment, I5c; either alone, loo. Mrs. Milo Gold and Mrs. H. A. Glazier, hostesses. @ ,e StaffordviIle. :. Bert Carpenter has accepted a posi- tion in Hydeville mill s'...--..i .ssss..s, V
 Mrs. Arthur Bosworth made a brief trip to Willimantic last Friday. 2
 Mrs. David Belcher and Master Jol-. O.. seph Dorsey are on the sick list.
 Horatio and Arthur WeAt attended the circus in Springfield last Saturday.
 Junior o E. meeting with Miss Jones Friday, 8 p m. Leader, Dor. othy Turner. Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy entertained her cousin, Mrs. W. E. Wesherell, of Dorchester, Mass. over Sunday.
 George Moore and Mrs. Minnie Mo. Oarthy attended Mir. Moore's sisters'e { funeral, Mrs. Wales. in Union last Saturday.
 Dr. Newton's lecture on Thursday. 2. .a0 p. m., at Congregational church. Subject. "A trip through the. Rock ies. ' This Is Q public lecture. Cor dial invitation to all.