The Press., 1914-10-07


 college some time before graduation , to enable her to take this position ant was a valued member of the otf1c force. In memory of pleasant associ ation she was given by the firm an an' fellow associates a handsome sapphiT' brooch
 Baptist Church Notes: Our people were favored ou Sunday night by having Dr. Batchelder lead the ser vice. The extra music was alst appreciated. The mid-week cottage ) service of Wednesday evening at z. 3( will be held in the old home of thu Rev. MT. Batchelder, and all who attend will be welcomed by Dr. Batchelder. The Ladies Aid society will meet for work on Thursday after noon, but supper will not be served on account of the work going on o1 enlarging the kitchen. full and early attendance is urged as there is much work on hand.
 Staffordville ".
 Mrs. Sarah Belcher is visiting friends in Monson.
 Mrs. E. J. Roberts was the guest of relatives in Ohicopee Falls, Mass. , last week.
 David Needham anl family of Monson were guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith recently.
 Dubrelle Wilson, who has been spending several weeks with his brother in Ashford, has returned 1 home.
 Rev. E. H. Tunnicliffe is the guest of his daughter, Mrs. G. A. Gum, mings in Ware, Mass, for few days this week.
 It is expected that the Rev. Clarence 0. Jones of Hadlyme will accupy the pulpit of the Congregational church next Sunday.
 Willis B. Belcher has purchased Briscoe touring car which arrived last Friday. MT. Belcher has taken the agency for the car.
 Mrs. Mary Gray, who has been spending the summer with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Hagedorn, in Manchester, returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Leon Cooley, last Thursday,
 MT. and Mrs. William Bowden and two sons and MT. and Mrs. Fred G. Parker and daughter, Celia, of Monson and MT. and Mrs Wm Irons of Stafford Springs were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. Geo. Bowden.
 Methodist Church Notes: Preaching by the pastor, Rev. B. H. Tunnicliffe, morning and evening. Subject in tine morning, "The gracious attitude of a soverign-or a king suing for peace and offering a feast.'' The Ladies' Aid society will serve a supper in the vestry Thursday evening" Hostesses: Mrs. T. M. Lyon and Mrs G. W. Miller. Price for adults, 10 cents. children, cents.
 West Stafford. ,,.t.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Mckinney are visiting in Willington.
 Charles Glazier lost one of his heavy team horses last week.
 Miss Doris Holmes of Rockville has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. F. z. Fairfield. .s
 Mr.. and Mrs. G. M Barlow and fxun friends in West Hartford. !. 1 MT. and Mrs. Gordon M. Richard son of Antioch, Ill.,, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Jeanette Newell. Mrs. Ella Lovett will soon move to Somers where her son, Leslie Lovett, has purchased place.
 Miss Margaret Burt returns to Ram dolph, Vt., this week to go on proba- tion as a nurse in hospital there..
 MT. and Mrs. M. l.. Bradway and son, Ellis, spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. Warren Hayward in Filing ton.
 The meeting of the Rockville 0. b. Union which was to have been held at the Ellington church will now be held with the West Stafford society on Oct. 16.
 Subject for prayer service on Thurs day evening, "The appeal of the church to men," ] Chr. 19: 1915. The O. E. service on Sunday evening will be led by LaVergne Dimock with the subject, Next steps for our society,"
 Crystal Lake District.)
 MT. and Mrs. A. M. Gold were in Springfield one day last week. ,
 Miss Agnes Minor has entered Huntsinger's business school, Hart ford.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. Garvais and daughter, Dorothy, of the Springs spent Sunday at Pinewood.
 Ernest Smith returned home last week after an absence of about four weeks, two of which was spent on account of sickness in St. Francis hospital, Hartford, the remaining two weeks were spent visiting old school mates in New Haven, Boston, New Hampshire and Vermont.
 W1LLIMANTIC. Mrs. Marie Blood Clark, 73, died ot St TOsonh'S h0cDito1 Fridou