The Press., 1911-07-19

vacation As BLOCK 0lano.
 MT. and Mrs Robert W. Smith are at SWampscot for a vacation.
 Mr. and Mrs. O E Butterfeld are in Sunset Camp at Crystal Lake.
 Hugh Crawford is spending . week with Mrs. Jennie BAnford Wright at Vernon, Vt.
 Dr. John F. Hanley is taking charge of Dr. F. B Oonverse's West WIllIngton practice during the latter C absence on Q vacation.
 O. B. Gary has sold tho Natteson farm near State Line Go ". B lame. son of UtIoa, N. Y, who will run 1t as Q poultry and dairy farm.
 The Knights of Oolumbus of Rock. vile and this town are planning for . joint outing at Crystal Lake this year, but the date has not been set
 Miss Carrie Oomins. who has been teaching iu Springfield, has accepted . more Lucrative position in Oleve- land, Ohio, and will go in September to take up her duties.
 Charles A. Mayo and Miss Theresa Pallanck were united in marriage. at St. Edwards yesterday by Rev. F. J. O'Neill. Charles A. Grenier was best man and Miss Dora Roi was maid of honor.
 An automobile party from Bridge port, consisting of MF. and Hrs. Wm. E Hathaway, the Miases Hhtheway, Thompson and Miller. and Paul Wal. cot, are spending the week at Elli- thorp, Farm.
 There will bs Q match game Sat urday at the Rolf grounds between the Monson and local teams. The 'bus will leave Grant avenue at 3 30 p. m to accommodate any club members wishing to attend.
 Arthur Shepard Is entertaining his mother, Mrs Shepard, from Paris, Canada Mrs. Arthur Shepard and daughters, Lottie and Dorothy, are going this week to PhilmoDt. N. Y |, and later from there to Canada.
 The All .Stafrords played a team from Rockville on the local grounds last Saturday. defeating the visitors by Q score of 12 to 5 Sunday the local team went to Somsrsville and were defeated by nine representing shat town by Q score of 9 to 8
 Miss Helen c. Lyons of Springfield, who is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. G. H. Flanagan, Of Benton street, was entertained by Q party of her young friends at the latter's home on Mon day evening Games were played, after which refreshments were served The little ones report . jolly good time.
 Horace D. Martin. . son of Rev. and Mrs. T. D. Martin of Worcester, will arrive In town this week for . visit with Mir. and Mrs Noel M. Pease Mr. Martin was graduated from the Theological Seminary of Virginia in June. and ip September will go to Kentucky to take up the work of the ministry.
 Several members of Wolf Patrol of Boy Scouts are camping at Middletown Lake. Those starting Monday were Rev. R. O. Olapp. J. Carl Converse. Dan Demond. David Shepard, Kings. ley Converse. Victor FontAnella, Henry Pease, Ernest Jones and Nor man Hague of Rockville. Miles DemOnd and Clifford Sheppard joined them this morning.
 Prescott N. Green, assistant super intendent at the Rhode leland Worstsd mill for the past two years, has severed his conn nsction. During the time Mr. Green has been with the company he has by his thorough courtesy and his close attention to business made himself very popular, and much regret is manifested that he Is to leave. As Q token of the esteem felt for him the offi9e force, superin- tendent and overseers yesterday after noon presented him with Q beautiful silver smoking set and meersohaum pipe. The presentation speech was made by Superintendent Sheppard
 Mrs. Freeman F. Patten, 43, died at . sanitarium in Hartford Saturday morning. Mrs. Patten had been suffering wiSh a nervous trouble for more than . year, and her death has caused sincere regret among . large circle of friends and acquaintancss. She was Q charming and talented woman and her death at SO early an age, with SO much to live for, Is a very sad one. Mrs. Patten was a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Welch of Delaware. Ohio, and a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan college. She came to Stafford to teach in the high school and was united in marriage to Mir. Patten, in Ohio, November, 1891. Mrs. Patten hss been interested in all that stood for good in the town and will be especially missed In the activities of the Methodist church and the Current Events club, of which she has twice been presidsnt. She leaves beside her husband, two sons, Farley, Q student ID the high school, and Ralph, eighteen months old; her mother. Mrs. Helen N Wsloh, of Delaware, Ohio; two sisters. Mrs. l. 8 Oolter of Cincinnati and Mrs. ". I. HAdley of Toledo. And two broth. CTS, O. 8. Welch of Columbus, Ohio, and H. 8. Weloh of Santiago, Gal The funeral was held from her late home Tuesday afternoon and was an impressive ceremony. The Home CIty male quartet of Springfield sang q Nearer, My God, To Thee. Beau siful Isle of Somewhere" and "Oross- a- mi