The Press., 1912-05-01
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Miss E. F. Kipp was the guest. Q : friends last week. ...5 Regular meeting of Wolcott lodge F. & A. M., next Thursday evening The cottage meeting of the. week ! to be held tonight at the home. ol Mrs. Webber.
 Miss Lottie Hatch, on. her wa l home from school, came across fou: deer few days ago. ,4.a Regular meeting of Stafford grangs 5 next Tuesday evening. Work in thu first and second degrees.
 Mrs. Wm. Park was. called t :, Watertown, Mass, last week by the illness of her mother, Mrs. John Witcher.
 The annual meeting of the Stafford cemetery association will, be held al :. the Town hall next week Wednesday at ? p. m. :. s
 A. rummage sale, under the auspices of the Y. P. o. U. of the Universalist church, will be held Saturday, May f1th, at the town hall.
 Clarence Wood and F. A. Lasbury visited Hampden lodge of Springfield last week. It :. was. past. masters night and the third degree. was worked. ,-s,. =, e.e ;.
 Miss Abbie Miner spent few days last week at her home in East Had e dam. Her sister, Miss Florence, re, turned with her and will spend "a g fortnight with Mrs. J. W. SibIey. =
 Joseph Burley's funeral was held at his late home last Friday at ?. 30 P m. Rev. MT. Gaskin had charge, assisted by Rev. L. B. Curtis, Mrs: H. R. Wightman and E. A, LasbuTsyy, sang two selections. ..:. a..te.
 All lot owners and persons inter; estei in the cemetery at Hillside are requested to note the time of annual meeting, to be held Saturday at 3 p: m, at the grange hall, and show their interest by being. present at the. same. |. Universalist Church Notes: Bible study Friday night at parsonage. Topic, Poverty and riches" Sun day morning topic of sermon, "The sins of the church. ; Young People, s Christian Union topic, '''The drink habit. " . ]. Miss Mary E. Smith, who was re, gently thrown from her team, receiy3 ing a broken rib in consequence, is making good recovery. Her room oo ]. | :-, Al>o D;rno1 Gro1,oroor school boc been taken by R. A1burton Booth. while his room is in charge of Mrs; w. H. Webster. F The North Holland Sunday school Econvention meets with the Baptist tchurch next Wednesday, The new Estate secretary will speak at the after noon session at 3 and the evening session at z. In the afternoon. Miss Whiton will give a sample primary lesson and Mr. Kullgre of Hartford a talk on boys in their teens. Miss. .fde will sing in the evening. <'~
 A juvenile ball team calling them selves "Uncle Sams,'' and recently organized from the younger set, played their first game last Saturday on the school diamond. The teafh from the Springs with whom they crossed bats style themselves the "Walkovers, ; and apparently came to town to walk over their opponents They were defeated, however Joe Connors acted as umpire, and 1t 'fs charged by the Walk -ovars''"4 that he was intimidated by the ..;1Iucle Sams'' and rendered decisions in favor of them. The score was 13 to 9.
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 Mrs. Clarence Ormsby is on the sick list @97a -ss=s3>i 's5iZ
 William Phelps of Worcester was home over Sunday. 5Asn
 Mrs. A. A. West recently visited friends in Ho1yoke. ,~7-5:. &.ah
 Junior 0. E. meeting Friday, 3'p m. at Rev: M. H. Jones'. s~ Y
 R. M. Chamberlin was taken to the Hartford hospital last week for treat ment. . .a -
 M. H. West and son, Arthur, have resigned their positions in Broad Brook. .. e r<
 MT. Siegler of Rockville has accepted position as boss spinner in the Gar land mill .<ss
 Mrs. G. E. Webster and daughters of Springfield were guests of Mrs. Lima Booth over Sunday.
 Mrs. Thomas Ruby of the Springs is spending 8 few days with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Moore.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Moore and little daughter have moved from Monson into the tenement recently vacated by Horatio West. '' MT. and Mrs. John Farnum and Miss Margaret Glover and 0. F. Will Hams visited friends in Holland Sun day, making the trip in MT. Farnum $ automobile.
 Miss Hattie Ellithorpe has been i'll the past week and unable to teach the local grammar school, Dr. Isaac F. Booth of Stafford Hollow is teaching in her place this week.
 Supper in the Congregational.v .vestfy Thursday at p. m. Unless very stormy it will be followed by the en1 tertainment which previous stofhad have delayed. Supper and enter tainment, 1Oc each :; tickets for both l5c; children's supper, 5c. ss,sss'
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Congregational church invite all their friends to rubber social" 'to be held on the evening of May 16th.| The only ticket of admission will 'Be portion of old rubber. There will be 1st and 2d prizes given the weight fest collections presented.
 The sacrament of the Lords supper will be celebrated at the Congrega- | Ohr1~o1 o4 r1nvA 0,o~l0xv