The Press., 1914-10-21


 New Jersey.
 Mrs. Wm. McCulloch who has bee visiting friends in Mount Vernon N. r., for the past two weeks, la returned.
 Mrs. Mary Marten Ladish, who la been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jame Bolieau for the past five weeks, Ina gone to Florida for the winter.
 F. H. Plumb has finished tn remuneration of children of school ag' and finds 1139 for 1914. There wer 1112 in 1918 and 1O68 in 1912.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Irwin of Hart ford were guests of her brother, Johl Foster, for the weekend. Mrs. D W. Foskett of Springfield and Mrs John Park of Monson are at the Fostel homestead.
 Stafford.
 Ms. Cyril Johnson is the guest o1 Mrs. Jerome Orcutt of Bridgeport. W. A. Abbott has become member
 
 The household effects of Mrs. Elizs Holbrook were sold at auction last Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Eva May Bugbee is spending few days with MT. and Mrs. Archer Walker of Westford.
 Lynch's orchestra of 4 pieces has been engaged for the annual Thanks giving grange dance.
 Ray Howard of Stafford Springs has been working for the last two weeks for Vim. H. Webster.
 Miss Mabel Edson will spend some time with friends and relatives in Hartford, Wilbraham and Springfield.
 Miss Ruth Durham has entered the Amherst cooperative entertainment bureau and is to give a series of con- oerts with the Amherst college quartet.
 The men of the Universalist church will serve an oyster supper tomorrow evening from $ to 8. The supper will be followed by an entertainment. Supper and entertainment, 25 cents. Entertainment alone, 10 cents.
 The grange will hold their Hal lowe'en party at Memorial hall, Saturday evening, Oct. 31. Every one is invited to attend in Hallowe' 'en attire. There will be the usual attractions, games and stunts, sill hOuette picture guessing, etc
 At the grange meeting last night Worthy Master Booth, in behalf of the grange, presented Miss Mabel Edson with a gold bracelet in recog- nition of her faithful services as secretary. She has held this office for the past eight consecutive years. sell dom missing a meeting and perform ing her duties with fidelity. She will be greatly missed.
 The first free lecture of the season, under the auspices of the H. P. U., will be given by Edwin M. Whitney, Friday evening, Oct. 30. MT. Whitney is a reader rather than a lecturer and comes with the very highest recommendations. MT. Wick who has been so greatly en- oyed by Stafford people the past two easons will be the speaker for the month of November
 StaffordvilIe,
 Miss label Eaton of Boston is to pend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. I. M. Vail.
 Miss Lizzie Brandon of Potter Hill vas the guest last week of Mrs. H. ]. Dunham.
 Willie Converse has been the guest of his sister, Mrs Richard Dorsey, the past week.
 Devotions will be held at St. Joseph's chapel next Sunday after noon at 5 o'clock.
 Moses Wilcox of Wilbraham, Mass. was the guest of his nephew, William Chandler, of Hydeville over Sunday. Miss Jessie Fitzgerald of Lowell, Mass, was with her parents, MT. md Mrs Henry Fitzgerald last week. Miss Laura Cooley of Somers was 5he guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cooley, last week during the fair.
 Mrs. Frank B. Belcher and Mrs. W. c. Taylor were guests of relatives in Worcester, Mass, few days last week.
 Mrs. Lesiel Kemp and family moved to Savoy, Mass, this week. Ernest Belcher has taken the milk route.
 The library and civic association will hold a business meeting at the Wednesday evening at 2. 30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Wm. O. Taylor of Coventry is the guest of her daughters, Mrs. Frank Belcher and Mrs. Wm. Chand- Ter this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Leon Wheeler and MT. and Mrs. Clemence Clark of Hartford were guests recently of Mrs. H. G. Dunham.
 Miss Leila J. Bowden of Hartford and Miss Alice Burdick of Jewett City were guests of Miss Bertha l.. Belcher last week.
 NE-. MT, and Mrs F. E. Converse of Staf- ford Springs spent Sunday with their brother, Philo West.
 Mrs. John Brown of Fitchville and Frank s. Bowden of Hartford were guests of their sister, Mrs. Grant Hammer, recently.
 Mrs. Charles Werlein and Miss Arvida Hulstrum of East Hampton