The Press., 1912-08-07

E. E. Warren.
 Mrs. Adnah French died at thu Norwich hospital last Wednesday Mrs. French had been in failing health for some time, and after a few weeks spent at the Johnson hospital she was taken to Norwich about three weeks ago, but continued to fail tc the time of her death. It is a par. ticularly sad case, as she leaves g large family, four children being under thirteen years of age. She leaves, besides her husband, seven children, all of this place William, Edwin, Fred, Arthur, Elise, Lucy and Ida. Funeral was held from the Baptist church last Friday, Rev. A. B. Todd of Torrington, a former pas tor, assisted by Rev. L. B. Curtiss, officiating. The singing was by Mrs. H. R. Wightman, Miss Louisa Wob- becke, T. W. Brown and F. A. Las bury. Burial was at Hillside.
 Staffordville
 R. M. Chamberlin was taken to the soldiers home last Friday.
 Miss Lura Marcy of Monson is the guest of Mrs. Fred Moores.
 Willie Duncan of Worcester is visit ing his cousin, Dubrelle Wilson.
 Miss Louise Ricard of Monson spent Sunday with Mrs. s. M. Lambert.
 Frank S. Bowden of Hartford was the guest of local relatives over Sun day.
 Miss Maude Greene of Westport is spending several weeks at the M. E. parsonage.
 Mrs. Leander Lyon of Mansfield was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Theo- dore Lyon over Sunday.
 Rev. Ernest F. Neumann, Jr., of New Britain spent several days last week at the M. E. parsonage.
 MT. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson, who have been visiting their son in Ash ford, returned home last week.
 The 'bus will go to Mt. Ochepetuck afternoon in time for vesper service at the bungalow, leaving at 3 p. m.
 Mrs. Horatio G. West and children, by MT. West, went to Pittsfield last Sunday to live, where MT. W. has employment.
 The Fabyan Woolen company is building a good-sized dyehouse at their mill here. Joseph Jones of has the contract.
 Mrs. W. Bradway is spending al few days with her son, O. R. Kemp, and family in Fairview, Mass. re- turning home with them last Friday.
 The Epworth League institute will be at Willimantic camp ground Aug. Eth to 18th. Methodist camp meet Ing at Willimantic Aug. 1926. Evangelist, Harry Taylor.
 Those who desire to ride in the bus o the picnic at Birch Point at Wales August 16th should inform Rev. Miss Tones or Rev. MT. Hamilton by Aug. 5th at least, that they may be sure f seats
 Mrs. May Fiske Clayton, with her made a visit to the extreme astern point on Cape Ann, Mass. nd had a very enjoyable time with | Old Mother Ann'' at one of the best l spots on the N. E. coast.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Turner have | ,iven a cordial invitation to the mem- I ,ers and friends of Christian En- leavor and Epworth League societies If the two churches to join in social 1t their house on Thursday evening at l. 30 p. m.
 Congregational Notes: Sunday ! ervices as usual. Y. P. s. o. B. ubject, Gods beautiful outdoors: What it teaches me-" Ps. 65 :1-13. Wednesday, prayer meeting in vestry. Subject, Jesus in mems homes," dak 1:29-35, John 2:1-11, Luke O:38-42.
 Methodist Church Notes Sunbeam | Circle meets at the parsonage Thurs lay afternoon. Prayer meeting at 80 Friday evening, Prayer and Sunday morning sub- ect of sermon, Importance of com- non things. :" Epworth League neeting at 6 o'clock outdoors, if | weather permits. Topic, "The power f need" Leader, Mrs. Lima Booth.
 Among those from this town who ttended old home day picnic at Wales ast Saturday were Mrs. Mary Heck, Gr. and Mrs. Asa Harris, Mrs. Lima Booth, Charles Williams, Mrs. Ezra }. Colburn, Mrs. Wm. A. Thompson, Hiss Maude H. Smith, Merton l.. thompson, Harry Smith, John Joyce, Ir. and Mrs. George Bowden, Earl iowden, Pearl Bowden, MT. and Mrs. ames Swift, Mrs. Whitman Green, frs. Clarence White, Florence White, sdgar White, Mrs. Homer Pero, Willis 'elcher and family, Dubrelle Wilson, 'mar Cooley, Mrs. Sarah Potter, Arthur Bosworth, Willard Dimmick, 1T. and Mrs. Monroe Dimmick, luther Crawford and Mrs. Needham. he following attended the old home ay services at the old Baptist church t Wales last Sunday: Mrs. Charlie [. Smith, Ernest O. Smith, Mrs. 'zra s. ColbuTn, Mrs. Vim. A. thompson, Charles Williams, MT. and frs. George Jenkins, MT. and Mrs. Ionroe Dimmick, MT. and Mrs. Eomer Pero, MT. O'Keefe, William 'elcher and family, Miss Cunning am.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Harvey George is on the sick ist.
 o. E. lawn party at the home of l.. :. Dimock tonight.
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