The Press., 1913-10-29

1 ticaI Nociety and church is called fo next Monday evening at 2. 30 at th' yestry to consider repairs on tn, church building and any other busi ness on hand On sunday evening Dr. R P. Batcheller will give leo turesi ilIustrated by stereoptican, or Joseph and Moses.
 StaffordvilIs We have moved to the new Carr building and are ready for business Come and see us at the new location The Modern Clothing Co.
 Martin Brown recently purchased the Skinner place.
 MT. and Mrs. David Gaudette have little daughter born yesterday.
 Miss Louise Spencer visited friends in Westerly, R. l., over Sunday.
 Mrs. Lima Booth was the guest ot relatives in Springfield over Sunday. Miss Violet Brown of Springfield is the guest of Mrs. A.. A. West for few weeks.
 Mrs. H. J. O'Brien of Springfield is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Leo Schindler.
 MT. and Mrs. William Ryder moved last week Saturday into one of Mrs. Vaill's tenements.
 William Lilley of Holland, Mass. !, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Sarah Potter, recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Ryder and family moved last week Wednesday to HydeRille. where MT. Ryder has em- ployment. .sss
 Mrs. Arthur Bosworth, who has been in the Johnson Memorial hos pital for treatment for four weeks, re- turned home last Monday.
 Ellery M. Chamberlain visited his fathef, R. Monroe Chamberlin, re- gently in the soldiers home, instead of the Masonic home, as stated in The Press last week.
 The district superintendent, Rev. e. c. Scrivener of Norwich, will preach in the local Methodist church next Sunday evening at 2 o'clock, af- ter which he will hold the second and third quarterly conference The Ep- worth League will hold their usual prayer service Friday evening. Lead CT, Mrs. c. w. Miller.
 MH and Mrs. Fred Bowden celebra- ted the twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage at their home Saturday afternoon and evening, Oct. 25.: There were about forty friends and relatives present from Holyoke, Birmingham and Fiskdale, Mass. and Stafford, Union and Staffordville. Owing to the unpleasant weather many who had planned to attend could not. The presents included many valuable pieces of silver, and at II. 80 all sat down to bountiful supper, the bride and brides cake occupying the place of honor, the bride being attired in her wedding dress of electric blue satin, with white trimming, made in 1888, At late hour all departed, wishing that MT. and Mrs. Bowden may live to celebrate their golden welding.
 West Stafford.
 We have moved to the new Gary building and are ready for business. Come and see us at the new location. The Modern Clothing Co.
 Miss Beatrice Royce is visiting at Edwin Blair's.
 Dimock GIazier was home over Sunday from Storrs.
 M1ss Florence Ryder is working in the Wasserman store at the Springs.
 Mrs. o D. Preston is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Burr, in Fairfield.
 Y. P. s. o. E. Sunday evening at 2 o'clock Topic, "The ideal Chris tian his Heavenly Helper,'' Heb. IS: 5.15. Conservation. Leader, O. ID. Glazier.
 Although it rained all day, the auction of the late Henry Chase estate was very successful Everything was sold, the farm being sold to Edmund Kellogg of West Stafford.
 0rcuttville.
 Mrs. A. H, Preble, who has been with her nephew, W. R. Preble, has gone to her new home on High street in the borough.