The Press., 1913-06-04

Miss Dorothy Putnam of Pittsfielt spent the week end with Miss Maudc Smith.
 Among the Memorial day guests al the Tobin home were Miss O 'Halloran or the borough, Miss Breckenridge and George H. Eaton of Willimantic, and John H. Tobin of Passaic, N. J.
 Mrs. Stella Gregory and daughters, Misses Grace and Mattie, of Willi- mantle, also Miss Claudia Perron of Norwich were the guests over Me- -moriaE day and Sunday of Mrs. Mary White.
 Leonard Gibson and family of Wales moved to the Ebenezer Colburn place last week. MT. Gibson has purchased the farm of John A. Colburn of En- field. Charles Williams, who has been living there, has moved to Staf- fordville.
 West Stafford.
 Alvin Gold is suffering from rheu. matism.
 Eugene Ellis lost one of his gray horses last week.
 Mrs. Quenie Kibbe and family are with Mrs. Henry B. Avery.
 Mrs. Collins of Holyoke is visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert Greaves.
 George Davis is home from Mt. Hermon for the summer vacation.
 Miss Minda Shephard of Holyoke is visiting her father, Alonzo Shephard.
 Rev. Lyman G. Horton was a guest at Rev. John Ballantine's last week.
 Miss Lucille Garter and Mr. Tubs of Springfield were at Erskine Holiness Decoration day.
 Mrs. E. L. Brown of New Haven has been spending several days with relatives in town.
 Miss Margaret Burt of Hartford was guest at Rev. John w. Ballan- tines over Sunday.
 ,. Raymond Roberts and Miss Fitz- gerald of Thomaston were at Michael Roberts over Decoration. . The machinery for F.. J. Browns new laundry has arrived and will be in operation in a few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph l.. Carpenter of Springfield have been spending days at c. D. Glazier's.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Royce of were guests at George Ellithorpe's several days last week.
 Mrs. Bull returned to her home in Hartford the last of the week, after spending a couple of weeks with Mrs. Greaves
 MT. and Mrs. Clinton Kibbe of New Haven have moved to the Harlow l hibbe place, where they expect to spend the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Lewis Morse and son, Wayne, and Mrs. Clarence Eldridge of Wilmington were guests at Henry last week.
 MT. Wheeler and family have rented tenement in the Brady | house. MT. Wheeler is employed in | the R. I. worsted mill at the Springs. % MT. and Mrs. D.J. Stephens recent ly took trip to New York visiting relatives and friends in White Plains, New Rochelle, Larchmont and Brook lyn. -'
 Mrs. Clarke Gates of Moodus, Mrs. J. R. Downs of Crystal Lake, M. o. Aibbe and Miss Hayden of Ellington were guests of Miss Josephine E. Newell, Sunday.
 The following officers of the O. E. ! Iociety have been elected for the com ing six months: President, George Barlow; vice-president, Miss Newell secretary, Mrs. M. l.. 3radway; recording secretary, Miss Helen Preston; treasurer, Mrs. Pom- 'roy; pianist, Miss Ballantine; chair nen of the different oommittees- prayer meeting, Miss Helen Preston; lookout, Miss Agnes Holmes; social, Hrs. Wilbert Greaves; music, Charles s. s. and calling, Mrs. George Barlow; missionary, Mrs. H. \. Glazier; flower, Miss Ethel Gold.
 Y. P. s. O.. E. Sunday evening. Topic, "Seek peace and pursue it, !"
 Peter 8: SIS. Leader, Carl H. 3radway. Subject for Thursday vening meeting, "A song of true Ps. 51. The confession if our sins. The last missionary meeting of the O. E. society was ably onducted by Miss Josephine E. Jewell. Special music and interest ng extracts from different industrial nissions made the meeting most rofitable. Children's day will be bserved in the morning service of ext Lords day. The children are eheaRsing an interesting program which will be followed by a sermon or the children. There will be no 'unday school.
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