The Press., 1914-09-23
Miss Dora Green of Wales is the

Miss Dora Green of Wales is th'
 guest of Mrs. Chauncey Oroutt.
 Miss Russell will have her millinery
 opening on Friday and Saturday.
 Woods orchestra will furnish music
 for a dance at Wales on Saturday
 evening.
 James Sullivan will start J. D. s.
 at the big fair in Rochester, N. H. ,
 tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. P. H. M. Brooks of
 Springfield were guests of Mrs. W. A. Comins over Sunday.
 Miss Allana Mix has taken a position as bookkeeper and stenog- rapher with Brown 6 Penny.
 Mrs. Julia Lynch has returned to Springfield after a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. F. W. Howard.
 Fred A. Green has entered the ! state blind institution in hopes of recovering the sight of one of his eyes.
 The republican convention for the nomination of senator from this dis trict will be held at borough hall on Friday at II. 80 a. m.
 MT. and Mrs. Christopher Allen, Misses Beatrice Congdon, Matthew Allen and Mrs. Andrew Whiton leave tomorrow for Rhode Island.
 Edwin L. Blair, who has been in the Hartford hospital for several weeks, has returned to his home, but is still under the doctors care.
 Gertrude May, six-months old infant daughter of MT. and Mrs. Clarence Boyer, died last Saturday of cholera infantum. The burial was in the Crystal Lake cemetery Monday, Rev. John W. Ballantine officiating
 Twenty of the young people gave Miss Nina l.. Reynolds linen shower at the home of Miss Alberta Eaton on Monday evening. Refreshments were served. Miss Reynolds will be united in marriage to Morgan E. Eaton on October z.
 There are 86 names on the list of voters to be made, 73 in this district and 13 in district No. l. The select men will be in session to make voters on Saturday from to 12 in the town house, and from to ' at borough hall. The registrars will meet on from 9 to for final revision and correction of list.
 Through the kind hospitality of Rev. and Mrs. Rees, a second open of those interested in woman suffrage was held at the Congrega tional parsonage last Thursday. Mrs. NJ. Toscan Bennett, treasurer of the state association, and president of the | Hartford league, made an address and organized the Stafford Equal Fran chise league with the following off, sers: President. Mrs. Clarence Brown; vice president, Ms. Eugenia Leach; treasurer, Mrs. George Rumbalow. The office of secretary will be filled later.
 Miss Lillian O. Warren and Wm. Charles Mackenzie of Florence, Mass,. were quietly married at the home of he bride last Wednesday at 3 o'clock. The ceremony was performed Ly Rev. v. P. Buck, the single ring service eing used. The bride was gowned n white lace net over white satin. here were none present but rela- ives. Miss Warren has resided here ,ith her aunt, Mrs. Frank Willis, ever Ince she was eight years old when he was left an orphan. She is a raduate of the Stafford high school nd was salutatorjan of her class. later she was employed here and at Florence as a stepographer. Her many fine qualities made her a wide ircIe of friends who wish her much happiness. MT. Mackenzie has a position with the Nonotuck ilk company of Florence. After trip including a trip down he Hudson and a visit to New York | ,ity, they will be at home in Florence.