The Press., 1913-08-13
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Miss Clara Findeisen of Springfel is spending few days with relatives
 MT. and Mrs. Cyril Johnson ar spending a week in New London an vicinity.
 Daniel Keefe and friend, Thoma Feeny, of Hartford and Miss Netti Keefe of Derby have been the guest of Misses Margaret and Nellie Keefe
 MT. and Mrs. George Latham hav moved to their new home recent. purchased of Miss Mary Putney. Mis- Putney has moved to the upstairs rem in Luther Crawford's house.
 Mrs. Thomas Black was taken tt the Johnson Memorial hospital las Wednesday for an operation for { cancer. The operation was successful ly performed Thursday by Dr. Mo Knight of Hartford.
 Baptist Notes: The Christian En deavor subject tonight, "Heroes an6 heroines of the temperance cause. '' Leader, Clarke Brown. The Ladies' Aid society will meet for work on Thursday afternoon and serve supper. Hostesses, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Connors. The pastor will be on va cation the next three Sundays, but his address will be as usual, and any special call sent in care of Oscar Col burn will be delivered promptly.
 Staffordville u'
 There will be mass next Sunday at St. Joseph's chapel at o'clock.
 Miss Eliza J. Chaffee is spending lome time on the Willimantic camp ground.
 There will be social and ice cream ale in the M. B. church vestry evening.
 Miss Lila Rishton, who has been pending some time in Rhode Island, las returned home. ..... .....
 Mrs. George B. Webster and three children, who have been visiting her mother, returned to their home in Springfield last week. .a..
 Mrs. Helen Largess, Mrs. Rose Silk md Mrs. E. J. Roberts attended the uneral of Napoleon Maynard last week Tuesday in Northampton, Mass.
 The pastors theme for next Sunday Il the M. E. church will be "The race lovely.'' The Sunday evening ervices will be discontinued for the of August.
 Rev. MT. and Mrs. Perry of Filing on have been spending the past week with Mrs. O. Turner. MT. Turner, Vho has been out of town for some ime, has returned home.
 Mrs. H. G. West and children, who Iave been spending some time with Ter parents, MT. and Mrs. Jerry Will on, returned to Pittsfield the first of he week, accompanied by MT. West.
 MT. and Mrs. w. V. Odell and 'homas Odell of Blackstone, Mass. ITS. Louis Doolittle and son, How I'd, of Bellville, N. J., were the 'eek-end guests of William Hanna.
 During the remainder of August, 5 an experiment., the weekly prayer ,rvice at the Methodist church will 3 held on Wednesday evening at 2. 80. ubject for this weeks meeting will } tVisions.
 West Stafford.
 Bertram Froideveaux of Oollinsville visiting relatives in town.
 Miss Viola Trask of Springfield is e guest of Mrs. Charles Glazier. Mrs. Annie Walkley and daughter, ildred, are visiting friends in Rock He. ... MT. and Mrs. Clifton Ellis and aughter, Beula, of Somers are visit- lg at Eugene Ellis.
 Miss Susie Rankin, who is at the ohnson hospital is now doing nicely nd is in hopes of returning home in week.
 Mrs. Janette Newell and Miss Jose- hine are spending a couple of weeks ith MT. and Mrs. Philo Atwood of 'illimantic.
 Last Friday evening very success Il lawn party was held at the par mage. It was perfect evening for le affair and the O. E. society cleared 8. Miss Doris Glazier has been visit lg Hattie and Estella Pease at their ew home in Springfield, returning ome Saturday with W. P. Pease and aughter, Hattie, by automobile.
 Y. P. s. O. E. Sunday evening. opic, Lessons from the forests and elds," Ps. 1O4:1-35. Leader, Geo. urt Dowden. Thursday evening eeting subject, "The wages and the fit. The power of eternal life in ally conduct. .... ... At Mrs. Andrews' kind invitation le Ladies' Aid society is to have a ! wn party at the Washburn home cad next Wednesday evening. There i'll be an entertainment and ice cam and soda will be for sale, the ,oceeds to be applied to the pew md. The fund has had an addition $7O since last week and it is hoped I i'll soon be completed.
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