The Press., 1914-09-09

VIII D0 n01O 1HuESudy aO OA0s4 at her late home.
 Advertised letters in the Stafford post office: MT. and Mrs. 0. Nutter, Mrs. O. Yah Firlitze, Mrs. Luman Buck, Mrs. G. Horton. Mrs. A. Ken dall, 3; Mrs. A. Johnson, 2; Mrs. John Maynard, Mrs. Sarah stratton, Miss Alice Judson, Miss Lauisa White, Miss Francisek Karwoski, w. Cohen, D. L. Newall, Kostanty Malinowski, 9; Banizzi Giuseppe, Walter E. stratton, Bill Gill, MT. Decker.
 Baptist Church Notes: On Sunday the following delegates were appointed by the church to attend the Ashford Baptist association held at Putnam on the 29th and 3Oth: Herbert 0. Thresher, Dea. Alva Brown and Wm. Horsman. The nominating com- mittee of the O. B. society will meet at the home of Oscar Oolburn on Wednesday evening. The Ladies' Aid society will meet on Thursday after noon and serve supper from 6 to $. Hostesses, Mrs. H. o. Thresher and Miss Olive l.. Moulton. A devotional service will follow.
 The annual corn supper will be served by the ladies of Stafford grange at Pastors Retreat next Saturday afternoon from 5 to 6. This out door supper was successfully served TOT three years for the members only, but for the past two years the public have been welcome and an invitation is extended to it. Those who have never visited the place can now avail themselves of the opportunity, and they will find it one of Stafford's beauty spots. Dr. Booth, who owns the camp, has built two buildings, one for cook house and the other a large living room, making it an ideal place for a gathering of this kind. In case of unfavorable weather the supper will be served in the grange dining room in grange hall. Supper 15 cents.
 Stafordville. .*
 LARD. we WISH CO lAduA OO1 AtAOAAOo and neighbors for their many acts ot time of the death and burial of our aunt, Mrs. Sarah Benson. -
 MT. AND MRS. ROBERT WALBRIDGEf
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Lazaroies have a daughter born Sept g.. i4
 0. F. Williams is visiting his uncle, Wm. Lilley, in Holland, Mass, this week. +>v-:
 MT and Mrs. Leo J. Schindler of Springfield were guests of local friends last week. ..
 Emory Phelps of Tal3ottville and Wm. Phelps of Worcester were home over Sunday.
 Miss Edna Moore of MOnson was the guest of her friend, Miss Pearl Bowden, over Sunday.
 Rev. J. w. Stront of Rehoboth, Mass, will preach in the Congre- gational church next Sunday.
 Willie Donlon returned home last Saturday after a visit with his grand mother in Great Harrington, Mass.
 Miss Bertha l.. Belcher, who had been visiting friends in South Coven- try for four weeks, returned last week.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Chamberlin and daughter of Manchester were the guests of Mrs. Henry Larges over Sunday.
 Rev. E. H. Tunnicliffe, who has been away on a four-weeks' vacation, will return and preach in the Metho- dist Episcopal church next Sunday morning and evening. >g..:
 MT. and Mrs. Welden V. Odell of Blackstone, and Mrs. Louise Dolittle of Bellville, N. J., and son, William G. Dolittle, of Boston, were guests of local relatives over Sunday.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will serve their usual supper Thursday evening in the vestry. Hostesses: Mrs. Eliza Dug dale and Mrs. Grant Hammer.
 George Ladd of Colburn Hill has purchased the Mrs. J. Lounsbury place and has moved there MT. and Mrs James Lucy, who have occupied the house, moved last Saturday to North | Adams.
 Miss Bertha Hagedorn of Man. chester was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Leon Cooley few days recently. Mrs. Cooley and son, Joseph, were guests of Mrs. B. B. Hagedorn the first of last week, accompanying Miss Hagedorn home.
 The funeral of Mrs. Sarh Benson was largely attended at her late home last Wednesday by friends and rela- tives. Those that attended from out of town were MT. and Mrs. Ernest Bissell of Springfield, Mass, Selah and Hiram Walbridge of Wales, Mrs. Mandana Mosely of Wilbraham, Mass and Mrs. Eleanor Melbourne of Orcuttville.
 West Stafford.
 Frank Ellis of Springfield was in town for Labor day.
 Dimock Glazier has entered Dean academy at Franklin, Mass.
 Mrs. Jennie Switzer of Boston is the guest of Mrs. F Z Fairfield.
 Miss Lizzie Buck of Somersville has been the guest of Mrs. G. M. Barlow.
 Mrs. William Atchinson and two daughters have returned from a week. visit with her mother, Mrs. Charles Hancock, in Monson.
 Charles Graves and daughter, Mis- Beulah Graves, of Stuart, Iowa. are enjoying a two-weeks' visit with hit brother, W. D. Graves.