The Press., 1913-10-22

annual harvest supper on InMRBna
 evening from 6 to 8. Price of suE
 per, 20c; children under 12 years o
 age, 15c.
 A force of 15 men are at work a
 HydeVille laying pipe to bring wate
 from the hill in back of Miner Fair
 mans place to the Phoenix mill aD'
 its tenements. A spring at the eas end of the park lot has been enlarge' and flowed 25bO gallons over Satur day night. About quarter of a mil from the spring and just below tn, Estin Belcher place a concrete tank i being bnilF, with a capacity of 125. poo gallons This fig forty feet abov' the mill tower. The main pipe vii be s inch. with lt inch pipe lai. from it for family use. Few villages of its size have such water privilege as II HyheVill0 will have when the worl is completed. The work is being done by Mir. Kibbe.
 Advertised letters in Stafford post office: Mrs. Jake Coon, Mrs. Zilda Goodell 2, Mrs. J. Hasse. Mrs. Paul Zemke, Mrs. Edith Matthews 2. Mrs. Linna Washburn, Mrs. P Benjamin, Mrs. Du Vinier, Mrs " A Linder, Miss Relva Andrews, Miss Annie Bo- land, Miss Lizzie J. Dnnham, Miss Ida Bowen, Miss Cecelia Fitzpatrick, Miss Jnsie Parizeau, Miss D War rensom, Miss Della Laryeri, Miss Daisy A. York, Miss Ethel Knight, Nj iss Florence Fl. Samnis, Miss Nellie Knight, Scalio Francesca Dominica, Herbert Wicker, Miss Adelina Lazen, Andrew Varnelli, Frost E. Bartlett. l.. l.. Louis, Arthur W. Buskell, Francis Braun, Rowe H. Wheeler, Mary and Doris Sellen, Geo. Perry, Merola Domenico, Wm. Rossi, Mar tenola Giaccomo, Zamba Aristive, Guemisco Hemimia, Eugienio Movi- socco, Bartolo Marco, Randasso Gui- sippe, Zamba Aristide, Size Murphy, Francesca Scopacova, J. Budintsky, Andraia Varnelli, Geo. Bowolak.
 Staffordville
 EM. Chamberlin visited his father in the Masonic home over Sunday.
 Mrs. J. Carpenter was the guest of Mrs. B. Lamb in Stafford Village over Sunday.
 Mrs. Lucius Colburn was the guest of her son and family in Springfield over Sunday.
 Mrs. k. w. Williams of Monson was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary Little, over Sunday.
 Mrs. Kent of Wales has come to make her home at present with MT. and Mrs. Fred Sanger.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles M. Oorbin have recently moved from the Hyde ville boarding house to the place they have purchased in Wales.
 Miss Anna Pagan. who underwent a successful operation for appendicitis 1t the Hartford hospital, returned nome last week.
 Ernest Cooley and MT. and Mrs. John Rishton were the guests of Rev. Miss Jones in Canterbury over Sum- lay, making the trip in MT. Cooley s | 
 The annual harvest supper of the | ladies' Aid society of the Methodist | hurch will be served Thursday even- ng from to o'clock. Adults, 200; hildren, 1Oc.
 Methodist Church Notes: Rev. MT. l Andrews will preach harvest sermon | lext Sunday from Gal. 6:7, What oever a man soweth, that shall he llso reap" Friday evening at 7.3O he evangelistic committee of the of churches will hold pub ic service in the church. The pastor last Sunday morning from Mark 10: 20, and Sunday evening he preached on the third in the series of ;he 23d Psalm. "He maketh me to lie down in green pastures.
 The following were guests in town ast week: Mahlon H. West and son, Arthur, of Pittsfield, Mass Arthur Mullen and James Tobin of New Haven with Miss Anna L. Tobin Wallace G. Hill of Willimantic with his mother, Mrs! O. w. Hill, and sister, Mrs. T. M. Lyon; MT. and Mrs. Will O'Neal of East Brookfield, Mass, with MT. and Mrs. Elwin Phelps; Miss Charlotte N. Turner of with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lyon; Mrs. Wm. Taylor of Coventry with her daughters, Mrs. W. Chandler and Mrs. F. Belcher; Mrs. George Fiske of Boston with her Mrs. W. s. Clayton.
 West Stafford.
 Raymond Roberts has returned to rhomaston.
 Fred Newell and family have moved to Westford.
 Mrs. E. L. Brown of New London is visiting relatives and friends in town.
 Miss Mildred Walkley was the guest of Miss Alice Leonard of Rockville last week.
 James Ramsey and sons are in W Westford, under the employment of Ellis 6 Eaton.
 Robert E. St. John and Willard Frazier of Hartford were guests of Ernest Smith over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Philo Atwood of Will limantic were guests of their mother, Mrs. Janette Newell, last week.
 The real estate and personal prop erty of the late Henry M. Chase will be sold at auction on Saturday at 1O| a. m.
 Mrs. Rosalie Lufier of New London has been spending two weeks with her sisters, Mrs. Francelia Gold and Mrs.