The Press., 1914-03-11
Alfred Clark is seriously ill with

| Alfred Clark is seriously i'll wit
 double pneumonia.
 Mrs. John E. Hancock and son
 Robert are visiting in Palmer, Mass.
 Miss Harriette H. Winslow of Bosto
 is a guest of Mrs. c. Percival Bard.
 Mrs. M. J. Leach of Dana, Mass.
 is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Jane
 Mclaughlin.
 The Hospital Aid society will hol' it's regular meeting next Tuesday af ternoon at g. 80 o'clock.
 Mrs. l.. B. Baker is expected hom to-day after spending few days witt her mother in Worcester. w. E. Hanley attended the banque of the state business mems association at Hartford, last evening.
 Miss Edith Cushman has resumed her duties at Miss Russell's millinery store after an illnesss of several months at her home in Wilmington.
 The Girls club entertained thei1 gentlemen friends at the club rooms on Wilmington avenue last Saturday. Bowling, pool, dancing and refresh ments were features of a very enjoy able evening.
 MT. Hickey, who has been con- nected with the pure food crusade in Westfield, Mass, spoke to the Current Events club Friday evening on the adulteration of food stuffs The sub ject was ably treated from both the injurious and the fraudulent stand points, and much information and pleasure was gained by the large number present. The meeting was arranged by Mrs. O. B. Pinney and Mrs. J. Carl Converse, and the lecture committee assisted in serving refresh ments.
 The lecture committee of the Our rent Events club have arranged for a lecture on Albrecht Durer, by Miss Harriette H. Winslow, at the library building, Thursday afternoon at 3. 3n o'clock. Each club member is privi- leged to invite one guest; and those whose names have been placed on the waiting list of the club are invited to be present. Miss Winslow gave the club last year delightful and instruc' tive lecture on Murillo. She is now on her way to Boston, having given her fifth course of lectures before the New Century club of Philadelphia, and also her fifth series course before the New Century club of Wilmington, Del. The lecture was announced for Friday but has been changed as above.
 Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. Work Tn the first and second degrees.
 The members of the Y. P. O. U. of the Universalist church will serve 10 cent supper next Wednesday even- ing, from 6 to 8.
 The postponed W. 0. T. U., meet ing will be held with Mrs. William 1aston on Thursday afternoon at 3. 45 instead Of on Friday.
 Albert l.. Shepard and Miss Mar ,aret Hare, all of Stafford were mar jed on Saturday the 7th, at the Uni 'ersalist parsonage, by the Rev. Will jam E. Gaskin.
 The grange will hold dance at 1range hall, Friday evening. Special music and a penny lunch at intermis- ion are the attractions of the even- ng.
 Miss Annie Brown, of Portland, Me-, and Miss Margaret Black of Me, are looking forward 70 spending a week s vacation at their homes here. They are expected next 
 Miss Mary E. Lord, a former resi- lent, has returned to her homo in N. H., having recovered from an operation performed in Hart ford hospital.
 Miner Squires, grandson of MT. and Mrs. Miner Fairman, and formerly of bhis place has been very i'll with scarlet lever in Philadelphia, where he is student in the Philadelphia Dental school. The latest report is and his complete recovery is hoped for.