The Press., 1915-11-03

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 w. Lewis. Miss Mary McCollun
 Miss Margaret Foy, Miss F. O. Blacl
 man, Miss Beatrice Rattigan, Mi
 Mabel Pinney, Miss Linden Pattise1
 Miss Mildred Reitter, Miss Glady
 Hilbrandt, Miss M. R. Hitler, Ge,
 Donohue, Walter R. Hamilton, Ale
 J. Gawette. Antonio Chabot, Jam,
 Avery. Styk Duck, R. Brewer, Lucia IGuiseppe. Salvatore Bello, Michel Malhone. Pietro Broo Coro. The removal to Hartford last Mor day of Mrs. L. s. Goodell and famil takes from our midst three peopl who will be greatly missed in tn community. All were regular at tendants and staunch supporters o the Baptist church in it's yariou branches. Mrs. Bugbee is membe of the grange and has been it's value treasurer for several years. MT. Lyol has been handy man about town and his helping hand will be greatl missed. They go to a newly bull house in the Bluefields section o Hartford taking with them the Les wishes of the entire community.
 At a business meeting of the mel of the Universalist parish it was vote, to serve an oyster supper Nov. 18th The following committees were elect ed Stewards, A. Witt, Geo. Whiting, F. "A. Lasbnry. R. Colburn; "com mitsee on coons, ' J. Lewis, Chas. Dim mick; table committee, 0. Dimmick J. Lewis, Geo. Bray; sergeant O kitchen police, :, Geo. Latham com mittae on decoration, Thos. Dobson, 0. Easbury, D. Murzay; reception committee, E. 0. Pinney, 0. H. PnfeF, !. Foster. T. P. Booth; enter tainnent; M. Sault, R. A. Booth, F. A. EAsbury; treasurer, O. B Pinney.
 StafEordville.
 Mrs. O. P. Lyon of Monson is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. O. O. Lyon.
 Mrs. L. Morrell entertained Mrs. E. Scott of Stafford Springs last Mon. day.
 Mrs F. P. Childs, who has been i'll with appendicitis the past week, is better.
 Arthur James of Pomfret was the guest of Frank Belcher and family over Sunday.
 Rev. J. W. Ballantine of West Stafford was the guest of Rev. o. O. Lyon on Monday.
 Frank S. Bowden of Hartford was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Grant Hammer, over Sunday.
 Miss Leila Bowden spent few days with her aunt, Mrs. Grant Hammer, md couisn, Miss Idabelle Bowden, ast week.
 Mrs. Wm. Taylor of South Coventry vas the guest of her daughters, Mrs. Nm. Chandler and Mrs. Frank Bel. ,her. last week. ...
 Miss Leila Bowden, who has been ,isiting local friends and relatives for ,ver two weeks, returned to her home n Hartford last Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs Sarah E. Belcher, who has ,eeH quite i'll at the home of her laughter. Mrs. Fred Smith. was taken o the Johnson hospital last Sunday or treatment.
 Mrs. Elvira Ryder has sold her 'lao toH Toe Pearl Button Manu. acturing Go. They are making re. airs on the basement for a meat market and grocery store. ....
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church will serve their sual supper in the. vestry Thursday vening. Hostesses: Mrs. Martin ,rown and Mrs. Willis Belcher.
 Rev. O. c. Fogg. whose former astorate was at Royalston, Mass 'as with his family left their summer 'ome on the Island and gone to Hampton, this state, to which he has eoently been called. 4'
 At the Congregational church next 'unday morning, the pastor will speak pon the subject, Repairing the ,emple.'' The Ladies' Aid society f the Congregational church will erve a chicken-pie supper next week Thursday; also provide pleasant rogram for the evening.
 Methodist Church Notes: Rev. dr. Tunnicliffe's subject for next 'unday morning will be, "The Bright tide of Dark Picture The sacra. aent of the Lords Supper will be administered after the sermon. There Vill be preaching Sunday evening. ,here will be bazaar and play by utside talent in the vestry Nov. 18.
 Chauncey D. Brewer, .73, who has cen critically ill at the Johnson ospital for number of weeks, died t the hospital last Thursday after oon. He was a former resident of his place and devoted member of he local Methodist church for 46 ears. The funeral was: held in the dethodist church Sunday at To clock. The pastor, Rev. E H. Tunnicliffe ficiated. Two selections were sweet. 7 sung by Misses Leila Bowden and ,ertha Belcher. The burial was in he local cemetery. He was survived y one sister, Mrs. Susan Coleman of tafford Springs. The bearers were l. W. Miller, Wm. Hammer, H. A. ,osworth and Grant Hammer.
 ] West Stafford.
 Mrs. E. A. Talbot has been a guest of frs. F. A. Sturtevant
 Lnsa Brothers have moved to their arm recently purchased from Peter ,oung.
 Nine members of the local 0. E. soci- ty attended the annual meeting of the