The Press., 1914-03-25
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Mrs. Angeline Baker of East Lee,
 Mass, was the guest of her sister,
 Mrs. A. s. Bosworth, over Sunday.
 Morton Currie has resigned his
 position in the Garland mill and has accepted employment in New. York.
 MT. and Mrs. H. G. West and two sons of Dalton, Mass. : afe guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Will son. }'.> ~ -. - '@> l2:4.~ < <
 Mrs. H. G. Dunham spent few days last week with her daughter,
 Mrs. Fife Clark who has been quite
 ill at her home in Hartford. :>s> >s
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Moores and daughter, Ethellyn, moved this week. to Somersville where MT. Moores has
 employment. is Ri '"
 Emory Phelps of Talcottville,, vii.
 liam Phelps of Worcester and Miss Gladys Phelps of Mount ,HolyoSke, col leRe were home with their parents the first of this week. ..., ,.:, I :a \
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M.
 E. church will serve .theirausuM sup per Thursday evening. :.Hostesses: Mrs John Rishton and MEs. George
 Miller. ..... :: s.e.as1.s- s'' @.S-'
 Rev. Fred Andrews preached two fine sermons in the M. E. church last Sunday. The morning '+tll erne' was "The 1imitlessf of s%the illness of; God" :" The text wastfrem Ephesfans I3:17-1S. He spoke upon the 46hgti
 and breadth and depth and height of' the love of God, that the love of Christ could not not be checked, itsis like the oceanaor largo stream of water that flows on. forever. *:@-It passeth all knowledge and cannot be measured. Rev. MT. Andrews is an earnest Christian worker and he- leaves his pastorate here with the best wishes of all his friends and parishioners., <:
 Mrs. Sarah Potter, 7f,, ,f1t widow .4dff W. R.. Potter, died last week Wednfesss- :, day night about eleven o'clock at. the Johnson memorial hospital from a complication of diseases from r which she has been i'll for number of months. She has been very indus j trious woman and will be greatly missed. She was born. in Union, April 9, 1842, the daughter of John. E. and Hannah c. Li1ley.% VT She was united in marriage to Wm. R. %Pottef,~ April 2, 1882, in Monsoon. Mass, where they resided a number of years and later they moved to E. Stafford$! She was a member of the Methodist. church and had many friends: Shepfss survived by brother, W1n. Lilley of Holland, a. sister, Alice .Nortll 1'ef Rocky Hill, two daughters, Mis-, Roena Baker of Hartford and Mrs, Gesina Bosworth of staffordyille., and a p-daughter, Mrs. Angeline Baker of East Lee, Mass. and a step:son, Ernest Potter of Auburn M r.. ,The funeral was largely attended last Sat urday at ? D. m. in the Methodist church. Rev. L. B. Curtis ofioiated. Mrs. John H. Mccarthy and Hiss Bertha BeIcher sang Asleep. Jesus, '' Shall we meet beyond the river,'' and My Heavenly Hame,z is is bright and fair. Mrs. Charles N . Smith presided at >the organ. ss ItheB e interment was in the Stafford Springs cemetery. The bearers were Grant Hammer, Herbert BosWoEth, @George Miller, Charles Hathaway, Philo., Vest and Arthur West. Those. that attepdsd. the funeral. frum outss of to wns were Wm,. :Lilley of Holland, Mrs.,,Ange-4 line Baker of East 1ees Mass sand Mrs: .Roena Baker of Hartfofdst:+l.. .,I
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 Mrs. Henry Young iiS..ill with ton. P S'll'iS'l- .s... .@.s, 55seee4s us.s!.ss,5? l
 Mrs.O. Edward Meachaant isslowlysII improving. ..$E sss.iss.. sr X. ,,.s;;,g
 ~ Rev. J..N. Geisleris ,attendi tthnsek hneSl conference in Wfllimantio; ;this week.!
 MT. and Mrs. Geo: sStofhans andaE family have moved into the Hotchk iss; house. = ;@ s''s;.s-: '.-..4 zrs ,sz.-
 The ladies of the Lee Methodist church will meet Wednesday after noon and evening in the Town 1hall. j.
 The Campfire boys and girls club had social Friday evening in the parlors of the Congregationalzchurch.~
 Mrs. Joseph Usher and .daug hter have moved to@Cedar Swamp to live1 with, MT. -,Usher'sg father. Charles. Usher, ..- -..-. ::--...,. : s&ss.as .4.ss i :
 The ladies' society of,the Gong1ega- 5ional church will 4givessa~, ,cafese1ia1, supper in the church parlots Friday r. evening. s.....--i. ....s. e..x.r: .ss, 4t
 Sumner Simpson of the Hotohkiss chool is spending his vacation vith.l lis parents, Dr. and Mssse sseesss 5: $ Samuel Simpson. -.E..s.s.~g ,.-.,4s. .z,x.r 4%s.. .
 The union mission study. -elass.net asst Thursday afternoon. at tbes.hOms l # Mrs. l. Tilden Jewett, the study II if Mexico was begun, the class 4WillfI neet Thursday W with: Mrs. LSesAWSB1is LSsASB1 B. I Fri ce. Y. ::.. ;>E 9s:.:
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank T. NeerW,7c4p5m1llb. lew 451llb |. nnounce the engagement of thaits, aughter, Miss Pauline r. NewcPmh 9 Donald Johnson Grant of Waps :. ing. Miss Newoomb gave a. party t1 ecently to few of her most intimate riends where the announoement t was F. ,ade. 1"' '<' n; ..;: s--+' 9 .Fs1's & The wedding of Raymond M. Sfeele k, f Hartford, son of Mir. and Mrs. John l. Steele, of Holland and Miss Mande Is rice of Hartford, daughter of: MT. nd Mrs. 'Chas. Price of Ellington ,ok place in the Congregational nurch in Ellington, Saturday after- oon at o'clock. Rev..D: B sJones; astor of the church performed the 5 ;, s-:::. :,a ..;.:5 {