The Press., 1912-07-10

n Mrs. George Bray. Mr. Woodhead, who has studio at Block Island dur ing the summer season, was also a guest over the Fourth.
 s Miss Louise Richmond of Phila- delphia was the guest of Mrs. Parry and Miss Carpenter at the home of Mrs. L. S. Goodell last week. n Monday she left for Collingwood, Can., and will spend the summer in Canada and northern Maine. Baptist Notes: Mid-week service at the chapel tonight. Leader, Miss Nellie Brown. Sunday school picnic in union with the schools of the Uni versalist church and Congregational church at Staffordville on Saturday at Evergreen park. 'Busses to start from the post office promptly at 9 a. m. Conveyances will also be pro- vided to leave soon after the mills close and will reach the grove in time for dinner.
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 Miss Nettie Needham and Henry Hemenway spent the Fourth in Wind sor Locks at the Needham reunion. Philip Coddey was in Holyoke and MT. and Mrs. Paul Ginholdt were in Hartford.
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 Mrs. John Farnum is critically ill.
 Benjamin Phelps was ill with ton- silitis the first of this week.
 Thomas Williams of Matteawan, N. Y., is the guest of Fred Moores. 1 Fred Moores and family and Samuel Lambert and family spent the Fourth in Monson.
 There will be salad supper at the Congregational vestry Thursday. Adults, I5c; children. IOc.
 Avery Andrews of New London is making many repairs on the Andrews property, and is boarding with Mrs. A. A. West.
 MT. and Mrs. Horatio G. West and family of the Springs spent the Fourth with Mrs. w. s parents, MT. and Mrs. Jerry Wilson.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. West of West Somerville, Mass, are guests this week of MT. and Mrs. Philo West and MT. and Mrs. Arthur West.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Clark and daughter of Portland have been spend ing few days with Mrs. Clark s mother, Mrs. Napoleon Largess.
 Mrs. Annie Ballard of Waltham, Mass, and Mrs. Nancy Norton of Maine are spending few weeks with their niece, Mrs. Andrew Goodwill.
 Mrs. Julius Roberts, with her daughter, Dorothy, of Springfield, were the guests of her aunt, Mrs. Almira Chapman a few days last week. ........
 Mr. and Mrs. A. Arthur West and Mr. and Mrs. Philo A. West attended the family reunion and picnic at Mrs. Frank Converse's on Village Hill the Fourth. ..-
 A junior congregation of 1 15 chil- dren took part in the morning service of the Congregational church last Sunday, the largest number since Children's day, when the Sunday school joined in the church service. 4 ;o h1po1 1:AA1o o1 will be increased from Sunday to Sun day. Subject of next Sundays Y. F. s. o. E.. "How much should Chris | tian think of personal appearance?" ?" 3 Kings 9: 3O-35; Ps. 45:7-15. ..
 Methodist Church Notes: A sew ing circle has been formed of the young girls of the M. B. church, which is called the Sunbeam Circle, and will meet every Thursday after noon. The subject next Sunday morn ing will be Weighed in the bal 1 ances. '' In the evening the Epworth League topic will be "The religious possibilities of childhood. Leader, Mrs. w. D. Hamilton. The Sunday oS1AOOA EOOOA AOSO ONAO1Ny UO AAF4UO UAAO local Congregational Sunday school to join them in their picnic, date and place to be announced later. Com mittee, Rev. w. D. Hamilton, Mrs | Grant Hammer and Mrs. w A. Thomp- son.
 :, West Stafford. We wish to thank our kind neighbors | and friends through The Press who so N nobly assisted in the care of Mrs. Shep- | ard during her long sickness. We are al l so thankful for the music, flowers and as- slstance at the burial service.
 A. N. SHEPARD,
 Mss LYNDA SHEPARD. Mrs. Ella Lovett has been quite ill | Avery Andrews is building a cot tage at Crystal Lake.
 Mrs. B. l.. Brown of New Lon don is visiting friends here.
 Miss Minda Shephard will make her home in Springfield. .~.
 Mrs. Rosa1ie Harwood of New Lon- don >is7 visiting at Mrs. Francelia Colds.
 Miss Vina Ramsey and Philip Crotean were in Holyoke over the Fourth. r.. a. The horse owned by HenryB Avery broke it's leg in the stable Sunday night and had to be killed. MT. and Mrs. William .Battige and two children of Monson visited at William shearer's recently. 'ss
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Witter of Hart ford and MT. and Mrs. Philo Atwood of Willimantic are spending the week with their mother, Mrs. Janette Newell.
 Mrs Annie Walklav- Miss Mildred |