The Press., 1914-10-28
Wm. Webster has purchased new 'sl 1Q15 Ford automobile.

1915 Ford automobile.
 Mrs. c. M. Bailey q ..fornei
 parishoner of Rev. 0. H. Pufer a
 Reading, Pa, is a guest of Mrs
 Puffer at the parsonage. =,
 At the Baptist church next Sunday
 at 7.15 D. m. Dr. F.. P. Batoheldel
 will give "The Princess of Peace a'1 IThe stereopticon illustrations will be from paintings by the celebrated Ger
 man artist, Hofmann. 'f''' 1;i-' 1e.'
 The regular meeting of the ". Q.
 T. U., will be held. in. the Baptist church next Wednesday at o'clock Mrs Marc Hatch will have charge of the program which.eis to include reports of the state convention at New Britain by the delegates, Mrs! Alden and Mrs Kellogg. @'. '' ..S .'.@
 Edwin M. Whitney, who will speak in Memorial hall. next Friday even; ing is called one of the best miscel- laneous readers onathe platform, pre- senting a program. of the liveliest humor and deepest pathos, good stories from good literature with a good neral. Children under twelve will not be admitted unless accom- panied by parents or guardians, s%s
 By far the most successful gentle mems supper" served i'll a long time was that of last Thursday evening when the men served about -one hul14 dred and fifty people to oysters cooked in various forms. The work was done entirely by the men, and from start to finish things moved along like clock work A good number of men were on hand early to set, tables table and do other necessary work and theiE. enthusiasm lasted to the end, @ It. wast evidently enjoyed by them, as some" were heard to say they ought to have them Oftener. " Needless to say the supper was enjoyed by the ladies also.
 The Halloween party under the, auspices of Stafford grange, to be held in Memorial hall next Saturday evening will probably be as great al success as its predecessors The lunch4 boxes brought by the ladies and: aue's tioned off in past years will e're- placed by Witches Inn where witches will serve various drinks and foods prepared by them. The doors will be opened at z 80 and grand march will be held at 8, 30 Various stunts and entertaining features s are being prepared by the committee, and it is expected the party will be fully up to the record established in past years General admission 10 *oents3 Dancing for gentlemen, 25' cents. La1ies, 10 cents. Woods orchestra will furnish music for dancing. '
 I. Stafordville ..
 c. D.. Brewer has been spending a few days with local friends. F.;
 Rev. E. H. Tunnioliffe is visiting relatives in Ware and Boston, Mass. "
 Dr. E. H. Tunnicliffe, Jr., :. of Boston was with his father over Sunday .....' @..a.'s.,-
 Miss Dorothy Be1cher was the guest of Miss Ethel Brown in Monson over u... .... <,....,s ...,.' ,.,.. l
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill is spending a few weeks with Mrs. E. E.. Mathews in Union. .'..... '.,>, I
 Ernest Cooley was the guest of friends in Springfield and Monson over Sunday. ......-...-. .,. ,...,. ]
 Miss Eliza Chaffee left town Fri. lay to spend the winter with her cousin in Rockville. Il
 Miss Pearl Bowden was z, the. guest of her sister, Mrs. F. e. Parker in Monson over Sunday. '::s ,stsfE a|
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Fitzgerald left town Monday for Lowell, N ass. where MT. Fitzgerald has employment, |
 Wilfred Bresaw has resigned his ! poistion with G. Meyer on the bakery team and Eddie Sanger has taken his place. .--+ .. :'''* 's3<
 A good number of people from here | the social at Mrs Myron | Heck's at Rock Meadow last Saturday evening.
 William J. Smith of South %Coven- try and William 0. Mass of Mans field were guests at Willis E. Belcher's over Sunday. ... |
 Raymond G. Ormsby of the Con- cord, N. H., state hospital is here on a three-weeks' vacation visiting his father and friends. >-.,'..'--''..@ .:.,@''s
 E. l.. Simth and Prof. Frank Smith | of Gurleyville visited Rev. B. H.: last Thursday making the trip in their automobile. @- >t. .sI
 John Bowden, Archie Sanger, John1 Matt Keefe and Daniel Keefe spent Sunday in East Granby and visited the Old Newgate prison.
 Mrs. Arthur Bosworth returned ] home Saturday evening after visiting | with relatives in East Lee, .Pittsfield,, | Hampden and Springfield, Mass. for several weeks. .-'' '+.F
 Ou kCuuudJ Ao5US uAASs A. A. ta WCsb | at her home MT. and Mrs. Frank Converse of Stafford Springs and Miss Violet Brown and E. N. rrafford of Springfield.
 The public library will be opened Friday afternoon from to 4 80 o'clock and on next week Monday evening and Friday aftefnoon from 8 to 4. 30 and Saturday evening, | |
 Quite large delegation from tFesE churches attended the annual convention of the Holland | County Sunday School association held at the Congregational church. of | Stafford Springs on Friday. *'2 %a
 The pastor of the Methodist church will preach next Sunday morning I c-o.,, 4Lo ol-a