The Press., 1912-06-05


 Leader, Mrs. Asa Harris. The Ladies' Aid society will meet for work on Thursday afternoon and will serve supper form 6 to 8. Hostesses, Mrs. Henry O. Thresher and Miss Eugenia Thresher.
 Next Sunday will be celebrated by the Universalist church as Children $ day. In honor of the day the church will be dressed with flowers and an appropriate sermon will be preached. The members of the Sunday school are requested to assemble early in the basement of the church, so that they may form in procession to march into the church.
 The rummage sale under the aus pices of the Y. P. o. U., to be held in the Town hall next Saturday after noon and evening, will place before the public many desirable articles. Any one having articles to give will please notify Miss Margaret Glover, Miss Mabel Booth or Mrs. F. A. Las- bury. Sale will commence at 2 o'clock and continue through the evening, if articles are not disposed of before.
 Hillside cemetery has been greatly improved during the last year or two by extending it to the west and taking on enough land to double it in size. The new lots are most desirable, 8 fine view of the valley being had from this point The latest improve ment is a new entrance, given by Miss Celia Holt On either side of the drive are granite pillars, with the words Hillside Cemetery, that are connected by iron gates. There are also small gates for persons to enter on each side of the drive. It is a fine gift to the village and one that is appreciated. .>s..se Homer Pero and Miss Catherine Cunningham were united in marriage at St. Edwards church yesterday morning at o'clock with nuptial high mass. Miss Mary Cunningham, sister of the bride, attended her, while Wm. J. Pero acted as best man. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Pero, parents of the groom, to the families and immediate friends of the contract ing parties. In anticipation of the event the friends of the bride gave her linen shower last Saturday evening that was a glowing tribute to the popularity of the bride. MT. and Mrs. Pero left on the o'clock train for g, short wedding tour through Rhode Island. Both have a host of friends who extend their best wishes for their future happiness and prosperity. | staffordville
 Junior o. B. meeting and birthday party Friday at Miss Jones'.
 Edward Harrington of Springfield visited his family over Memorial day.
 Mrs. Frank A. Brown of Monson was the guest of Miss Jones last week.
 Frank s. Bowden of Hartford spent Memorial day with relatives in town.
 Mrs. D. Brown of Taunton. Mass. ;, is the guest of Mrs. Philo A. West this week. .s...t: .>z <,
 Rev. w. D. Hamilton is spending a few days this week with relatives in Southington. ... ,... ........
 MT. and Mrs. E. J. Roberts have moved into the southeast tenement of Mrs. Silks house. # . Mrs. Lyman Moore of Monson has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred erick Moore for few days.
 A salad supper will be served in the M. E. vestry Thursday evening" years, 10c. ...... ......-..- .......:.- Mrs. A. l.. Duncan, Miss Edna Dimmick and William Prentice of Worcester were guests of MT. and Mrs. G. Hammer last week. Rev. MT. Hamilton's subject at the Methodist church next Sunday morn ing will be ''The Fathers love- |" The Epworth League meeting will be led by the pastor.
 MT. and Mrs. O R. Kemp of Fair view, Mass. were the guests of MT. and Mrs. H. A. Bosworth last We'd: nesday and over Memorial day of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bradway. ..:A+ !
 The young ladies' quartet from the Springs gave a delightful entertain ment last week at the Congregational church sale. Mrs. Charles Newton's S monologue kept the audience in con . tinuous laughter and applause. The little sale netted $15. 65.
 All garden lovers and their friends are extended cordial invitation to the illustrated lecture by Prof. Jarvis of Storrs college given under the auspices of the Staffordville junior garden club Thursday at 8 p. m. in Congregational church. If very stormy Thursday, the lecture will be postponed to Friday p. m. @@' It is with regret that the many friends of MT. and Mrs. Mahlon H. West and family have learned that they are moving to Pittsfield, Mass. ;. this week. They have been residents of this place for 25 years, and Mrs. West has been an active member of the Methodist church for number of years and will be greatly missed. They have the best wishes of all their friends. -
 The play, Breezy Point, ; will be presented at the Congregational church Thursday evening, June 18th, under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society. Those taking part are as follows: Dorothy Putnam, Nellie Dugdale, Bertha Belcher, Pearl Han ner. Mand Smith. Mrs. W Rider.