The Press., 1914-09-30

second day, and season tickets will s on sale at J. F. Warren's next Monday
 Quite large proportion of the gran , stand will be reserved this year givir , a larger number of reserved seats.
 Stafford.
 Entire w sserman stock now on sal Big public sale every day. Don't miss f
 Fixtures for sale J. Wasserman
 Rev. Dr. Booth was called to Brim field, Mass, last week to officiate a : funeral
 Miss Blanche Shippey was a gues of her sister, Miss Annie Shippey o Hartford over Sunday.
 Mrs. Lucy Wadsworth and Mrs Clara Cummings have returned iron 8 weeks visit with friends in Say brook.
 Baptist Church Notes: The mid week meeting will be held on Thurs day evening at the home of Mrs. Thomas Black.
 Norman Phillips severed his posi- tion with H. F. Cady last Saturday and will take a course in the Spring. field Civil Service school.
 Miss Margaret Glover of Boston spent the week end with her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. J. Glover. MT and Mrs. H. M. P. Brooks have also been guests in this home.
 The funeral of the infant son of MT. and Mrs George Hern took place at nine o'clock last Friday at the home of Mrs. 0. Depeau. Burial was in St. Edwards cemetery.
 The regular monthly supper will be served by the ladies' of the Universa- list church next Wednesday evening from 6 70 8. Hostesses: Mrs Ella Leonard, Mrs. H. Ramsden, Miss Hannah Black.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Glover, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury, MT. and Mrs. F. L Upham, Mrs. Eva Bugbee, I P Booth. MT. and Mrs. J. M Larned, Mrs. Marion Goodell and Albert Lyons were among those who attended the Union fair.
 Both this village and Hydeville are fortunate in having the mills running on full time, and prospects seem good for so continuing. The Riverside mills have been for the past fortnight running till half-past seven and will soon put on an all night force
 Wm. Murray and family will soon return from Somersville where they moved last June. Dewey will con- tinue in the employ of H. M. Jenkins, and Sampson will take the position made vacant by the resignation of Norman Phillips at the Cady store.
 At the regular grange meeting next Tuesday evening the lecture hour will be given to the general topic, discovery, with sub topics: The great est discovery since the days of Colum- bus (opinions of three members), and why it is greatest; What discovery has done for the science of medicine, and what the grange should discover (Webster's 1st meaning).
 Owing to the drouth nearly the entire village is suffering from a water famine. Corps pond that SUD- plies the mill and many houses is empty and connection with the pond water was made last Friday. Many wells are entirely dry, but the Hol- brook spring still gives forth it's fine water and many depend upon it for drinking and cooking purposes.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. tThe musical arranged by Worthy Lec- turer Booth for the last meeting was most enjoyable. Many of the songs introduced being recognized by mem- bers present. A harvest supper will be served in grange hall Friday even- ing, Oct. 9th from 6 to 8, to be fol- lowed by a social dance. The supper and dance will be open to the public.
 On last Friday evening the men of the Universalist parish met in the Ladies' hall to arrange for the annual oyster supper. It was voted to serve the supper on the evening of Thurs day, Oct g, and committees were elected as follows: Reception con- mittee, E. O. Pinney, 0. H. Puffer, G. D. Ide, Russell Colburn; stewards, F. A. Lasbury, A. Witt, W. s. Wal bridge; table committee, T. Dobson, W. A. Abbott, J. Lewis; committee on decorations, T. Dobson, Carl Las bury, F. French; collector and treas urer, 0. B. Pinney; entertainment committee, I. P. Booth, R. A. Booth, George Bray. A chief of kitchen police was duly elected and it was voted to charge twenty five cents for supper and entertainment or ten cents for entertainment alone.
 Stafordville.
 Entire Wasserman stock DOW on sale. Big public sale every day. Don't miss 1t Fixtures for sale. Wasserman.
 A supper will be served at the Con :. gregational church Thursday.
 There will be mass at St. Joseph's s chapel next Sunday at g a. m.
 Mrs. John Pagan and family are moving this week to Hydeville.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Francesca Giutti on the 29th.
 James Roberts and Omer Cooley have accepted employment in the Orcuttville mill.
 Miss Violet Luton of Hartford was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. John Pagan, the last week.
 Rev. Walter Pike and wife of Pitts field, Mass. were guests last week oi Mrs. Leslie Kemp and family.
 Miss Bessie Marchant of Hydeville has been the guest of relatives in Everett, Mass, for few weeks.
 Mrs. William Chandler, accompanied