The Press., 1915-03-03
H. F. Cady is reported as nor

a Jerome are yet able to sl6 up. :. Regular meeting of Wolcott lodge Q F 6 A. NJ, tomorrow evening. k full attendance is desired, as tn
 committee appointed at the last com
 munication will submit their report.
 Baptist Church Notes: The cottag
 meeting will be held at the parsonag
 this evening at 80. Subject, Tn
 heavenly vision, Acts 26: 19. Tn, l, bi-monthly covenant meeting will b. held at the vestry on Saturday at ?. 3t p m.
 The regular monthly supper of th' Ladies' circle will be served tomorrow evening instead of tonight as an nounced last week. The cast o1 characters in Kentucky Belle" have been invited as guests of the evening. Hostesses, Mrs. Ellen Needham, Mrs. John Foster, Mrs. 0. H. Puffer, Mrs. F. J. Glover.
 Advertised letters in the Stafford post office: Mrs. Jennie M Goddard, Mrs Sullivan, Mrs. Frances Jak, Mrs Fred Wormsted, Mrs. Nellie Norris, Mrs. Laura Golattelly, Mrs. Dana Gary, Miss Alice Deardon, Miss Myrtle Harrington, Miss Elizabeth Sanders. Miss Dora Barrett, Herbert O. Hoxie, Harry Tallis, Rev. J. E. Hurlbut, Wm. H. Harrison, Arder Go, Pannuyyo Paolo, Aldo Pagani, Bobby Reynolds, Kostanly Malinoski, Jos Stalker, John Koczonski, Bolestaw Birptowsky, Sabino Attarino, Andrew Vinapp, Telice Bolesto. Salvatore De Lila, Di Sunseppe.
 The supper given by the men of Stafford grange last Tuesday evening in grange hall was an entire success. the men again demonstrating their ability to manage and serve supper in an excellent manner. A variety of food to please all tastes was served in manner that was a great credit to those acting as walters Those assigned to kitchen and other lines of work were on the job and performed their duties as if it were an everyday occurrence. All the ladies on enter ing the hall were presented with a carnation. Both the dining room and main hall were tastefully deco rated with flags
 The funeral of Mrs. Miner Fair man, who died Feb. l7th, was held at her late residence on Saturday, the 20th, at ? p. m., and the burial was in the family lot at Hillside cemetery. The service was conducted by Rev. c. H. Puffer. Miss Eunice Park sang "Home Land,'' and Miss Lulu Ide, Face to Face. y The bearers were E. O. Pipney, Austin Witt, James Lewis, M. H. Soule, R. L. Squier and H. R. Howard. Mrs. Fairman was the daughter of John and Mary Young, and was born in | South bridge, Mass. June 1st, 1886, but her parents came to Stafford when she was very young, so that her whole life has been practically spent in this town. She was married to Miner F. Fairman Nov. 1st, 1854, and they celebrated their 6Oth wed. ding anniversary last Nov, there be- ing four generations present at that time. Five children came into their home, but only two are living, Mrs. M. H. Soule of Stafford and Mrs. R. l.. Squier of Fiskdale, Mass, there are two surviving grandchildren, Mrs. H. R. Howard and Miss Blanche Soule, and one great-grand child, Fairman s. Howard. Her life was de- voted to her home and family, with that untiring devotion strong physi- cally and we'll balanced mentally that few women can give. With the exception of the few weeks of her late illness, and the undergoing of an operation some years ago, she has always been a woman of unusual health and activity, and a woman re- speoted and loved by all who knew | her
 Stafordville.
 Mrs. Pagan is much improved in health.
 Mrs. George Ladd visited friends in Greenfield recently.
 Miss Arlene Hammer is confined to her home by illness.
 The Sewing circle of the M. E church meets at the home of Mrs J. H. Mccarthy this Wednesday after noon.
 Mrs. Benjamin G. Phelps, who has been taking care of her mother, Mrs. Pagan at Hydeville for a number of weeks, returned home Satu rday. A few little friends met at the home of Master Herbert Raymond Bosworth Tuesday afternoon after school to celebrate his eighth birth day. Refreshments were served and the general good time was enjoyed by all.
 Congregational Church Notes: The subject for Rev. O. O. Lyon's dis course next Sunday morning will be "A Life of Integrity.' Sunday s'hool at the close of divine service. Even ing service at o'clock. The regular 10-aent bean supper will be served in the Congregational vestry next Thurs day evening followed by games and old-time songs.
 Certain youths, for some time, have thought it agreeable pastime to disturb the peace of families or assemblies in this village. Be it known that trespassing on grounds or doorsteps, pounding on doors, rap ping upon windows or the ringing of doorbells with intent to give false alarm is punishable with fine or i'm. prisonment. Let such offenders guard we'll their actions in tha fntnra and