The Press., 1911-11-01

The Woman's Guild of Grace churol will have a hash supper Nov. 15
 Mrs Clara M. Lloyd Is visiting relatives in Worcester and Boston.
 Massimo Peirolo left last night fo Tirene, Italy, for a three-months visit.
 There will be a sale of fancy arti clea in she Guild room of Grace church the afternoon of Dec 13
 Mrs. Albert E Taylor and daugh ter, Mari lris, of Ohioopee Falls Mass, were guests of Mir. and Mrs R. M. Fisk last week.
 Miss Ethel Moore has returned tC her duties as assistant teacher in tho Kindergarten, after an absence of fiv' weeks owing to Ill health.
 A. ". Kingsbury has received 6 block of granite from Quincy weigh ing about S4 tons. He is cutting Il up on the car and will take it to hii yard to mak1 into monuments.
 Mrs. Alice Mann of Newburyport. Mass, widow of the late Dr. Mann, has bsen spending two weeks with local friends. Dr and Mrs Mann formerly resided at Ellithorpes.
 St Edward s plrish Is to hold a fail from Nov. 20 to 25 The various committees have been formed already. and the several nationalities com. posing the parish have joined handt t1 labor for the common metres of all In making the event an occasion ot 8 clal reunion and flnan:c.l aid.
 Tho communion service will be ob served next Sunday morning at the Congregational oEuroh. The theme of the sermon will be "The unexpsot- ed cross. In the evening the usual seIv:cs of praise and preaching will be htl1 The mid-we' meeting will deal with Hosea 11:14, and a votf W II he ,ken as to continuance for an other piriod or discontinuanoe of thil series on the prophets.
 W 0. T. U. meeting Friday at 3 p ID at Methodist church. Stafford vile. Reports by Rev Miss Jones and Mrs HInnibal Al 'en on ktItt cLvsntion, outlining the department work of W. O. T U which covers large fields of civir, social and rtligi- ous endeavor All are cordially in vited. Conveyance to stAffordv.lle will bs provided for a small sum Those so desiring phase see or phone Mrs F. L. Smith immediately.
 The annual harvest supper and en- terkainment at the Methodist chuT ch last Wednesday evening drew it, usual large attendance. A delightful program of readings and Viotrola music was given in the auditorium by Miss Mae MacCallum of Talcottvill and James Saunders of Southbridge. The Victrola is the perfection of music boxes and the selections were of the highest merit, reproducing the voices of Melha, Schumann- Heink, Oaruso. Scotti. Sembrioh. Severina and other artists. A good sum was added to the treasury of the Ladies' Aid society.
 The board of c1unty commissioners met at the Springs House Monday afternoon to act on apr 1ications for licenses. The following were granted |: Ads lberk Needhan, M H McOarthy, Timothy Grady, James Sullivan, Fral k E. MoRle, Elmer H Blair, Tonon. A D Bernardo and John s ma Druggists licenses were granted u the Eaton and Jacobsen pharmacies. There was a remon ssI anoe against R Rnmano Serahn and also against Samuel Farmer, who has au application in for a location a. the Hollow. The commissioners will give a hearing to all intert sted in these two at Society hall Thursday of next week.
 Mrs Mary Ann Dobson, widow of John Dobson, formerly of Buff Gap, Holland, died at the home of her daughter. Mrs Sarah A. Hartlon, al Spring6 Id. Mass on Sunday. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Sarah A. Hartlon and Ms G O. Parish, and two sons, William A. aud Allen Dob son. The funeral at Springfield was conducted by the Rev. O. E Hill of All Saints church, and the burial was at Holland, north ceme tery. yes- tsrday afternoon, the Rev. R M D. Adams eff iAting John Dobson. with the aid ,f Mrs Dobson and their family. was the founder of the mis- sion here, which develcpad into the parish of Grace church.
 The grand officers of the order of the Eastern Star visited Baker ohsp'eI last Thursday evening. There was a large attendance, about 80 being present Mrs. Maize B. Clark. grand worthy patron, and four of her suite were present.. At 6 o'clock Baker chaI ter served Q ohicken-pie spp1eT in honor of the grand officers. The regular work followed, two candidates being initiated. After this ice cream and cake were served Ia the speech es by the grand officers Baker ohaI sr was highly oomplimented on the qual- ity of Its work, as we'll as the excel lence of it's entertainment. In behalf of tie local chapter, Grand Matt on Mrs ClaIk was presented with silver mesh ohatslaine bag. A very pleasant feature of the evening was the pres- snce of 8 members of Hope chapter of Rockville.
 The first bowling match of the season was rolled last evening on the local alleys, The Rhode lands de- feasing the Warren Woolen team by seven pins. Copesta was the high roller, having a single of 1O4 and tc tai of 275 Wilcox was a closs