The Press., 1913-07-23

l Mrs. George Webster and thre daughters of Springfield are the guest of Rev. and Mrs. I. P. Booth.
 MT. and Mrs. George Thompson an6 two children of Laconia, N. H., ar the guests of Mrs. Emily Thompson.
 MT. and Mrs. Edgar Swift and son Ralph, have been visiting Mrs Swift's parents, MT. and Mrs. Olive Bliss, of Longmeadow, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Clark hay, moved into the rent recently vacated by Napoleon Barsaleau, and MT Clark has opened a barber shop in tht basement.
 Friends of John Corbin will be glat to know that he is now improving He went to Hartford recently to his former quarters for treatment aftel his last illness.
 The Christian Endeavor meeting will be held tonight at the Baptist vestry. Subject, "Favorite verses in the prophetical books," Hos. IA: 1-9. Leader, Miss Nettie Brown. Next Sunday morning the pastor will ex- change with Rev. W. D. Hamilton of Staffordville.
 Staffordville
 Mass will be at 9.15 next Sunday in St. Joseph's church.
 The Knights of Methodism will meet at the M. B. parsonage Satur- day evening.
 Louis West and daughter, Dora, of Pittsfield, Mass, were week end guests of local friends.
 Mrs. John Rishton, who has been the guest of relatives in Greenwich, R. l., returned home last week.
 Miss Pearl Bowden, who has been the guest of relatives in Monson for several weeks, has returned home.
 Mrs. T. Frank Williams of Beacon City, N. Y., has been the guest of her brother and wife, MT. and Mrs. Fred Moores.
 Rev. W.D. Hamilton of the Metho- dist church and Rev. l.. G. Curtiss of the Baptist church will exchange pull pits Sunday morning.
 The ladies of the Congregational church will sell ice cream and cake Thursday evening, beginning at 2 o'clock. They will also have and 1Oc articles on sale.
 Mrs Charles Hathaway of Allston, who has been spending her vacation with her daughter, Mrs. Turner, was the guest of her son, Clarence Hathe- way, in Belchertown, Mass, over 
 At the Friday evening prayer ser vice at the M. E. church the pastors subject will be "Why do people need water.' The subject of the pastor's address on Sunday evening will be Midsummer loyalty and it's re- ward. 1"
 West Stafford.
 Andrew Magill of Jamaica, l.. I. is with his family here.
 Miss Bertha Greaves is spending week with Mrs. Wilbert Greaves in Woodmont.
 Miss Mary Ballantine and Miss Margaret Ballantine are at Bristol, R. ., for a couple of weeks. In the death item of Miss Minda Shepard last week the age should have 'een AS, instead of 59 as printed.
 MT. and Mrs Philo Atwood of Will returned home Sunday after ! pending a week with Mrs. Janette | Newell. Y. P. s. O. E. Sunday evening. Topic, Missionary essentials, home md abroad. information, Acts 5:12-18. Leader, Dea. o. P. Brad way. Thursday evening meeting ;opic, "The essentials of salvation."
 Alvin Gold and family wish to ex- press their sincere thanks to the people who were so kind as to give 'heir services to do the having, under the leadership of Charles Slater and Henry Mckinney. The following were present and gave their assist ance: Charles McClellen, Hans Han zen, Orlando Avery, Christie Jensen, Olaf Jensen, Frankie Williams, Ed nund Kellogg, Frank Fairfield, Ray mond Baker, William Shearer, Ber- ram Froideau, Charlie Roberts, Peter Michael Roberts, George 
 Alvin M. Gold, who has been under treatment at the Hartford hospital for 'our weeks, returned to his home Tues lay. MT. Gold injured his foot on a ,usty spike May 18th, and since then nas suffered intensely. He was taken o the hospital June 25th, where an X-ray examination was made and the loot opened in two places. He is still in a weak condition, but it is hoped that the danger is past and that the Stafford air will build him up, al-' though it will probably be some time before he will be able to get about much.
 UNION.
 Attorney John Buckley of Hartford