The Press., 1915-05-05
Doris Murray is at the hospital

~o AS SoAAiuS very SAOWly.
 Regular meeting of Woloott Lodge F..& A. M., tomorrow evening.
 George H. Colburn of Burlington
 Vt., was the guest of his parents las
 week.
 l Miss Ethel Rollinson is spendinI
 a week with her parents, MT. an,
 Mrs. J. W. Robinson, at ,Hydeville. | Robert Belcher has so far recovere,
 from his severe illness of pneumonia
 as to he about the house and out door a little on fine days.
 Two fine naples were planted las Saturday afternoon on the grang' lawn, quite delegation of members being present to see that the worh was properly done.
 | The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church meets for work Thursday after. noon and will serve supper from 6 to I8 o'clock. Hostesses: Mrs. Carl Green, Mrs. Wm. Webster. MT. and Mrs. John Parry of Glen Falls, N. Y, G. W. R. Comstock and brother, Stanley R Comstock of New York city, and Miss Louise Richmond of Philadelphia, Pa., were in town on Thursday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Emily R. Parry. Miss Abbie E. Miner, who has been the devoted nurse of Mrs. Emily P. Parry for something over three years, expects to go to her home in East Haddam the latter part of the week for much needed rest. The many warm friends she has made during her stay will regret her leaving town. There has been large advance sale of tickets for the play, "Old Acre Folk," to be given in Memorial hall this evening under the auspices of the Y. P. 0. U. of the Universalist church. The play is an excellent one, having an interesting plot and many Imaginable features. Lynch's orchestra will furnish music for the dancing which will follow the play. Tickets, 25 and 35 cents.
 Baptist Church Notes: The Rev. George H. Lester of Hartford, a former pastor of the church, occupied the pulpit on Sunday morning. The mid week prayer meeting will be held tonight in the chapel at 7.3O, subject, Gods tender memory of the sinner, ter. 31: 20. The pastor will hold meeting at the school house at the Village next Sunday at 3 p. m., if the weather is suitable.
 West Stafford.
 Ralph Carpenter commenced his duties as janitor of the church last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs H. S. Witter of Hart ford were guests of their mother, Mrs. Janette Newell, on Sunday and Mon day.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Barlow of New Britain were guests of G. M. Barlow on Sunday, making the trip in their new auto.
 Miss Ethel Davis entertained her Sunday school class at the church vestry Saturday afternoon Games were played, refreshments served and all had an enjoyable time.
 Mrs Norman Greaves and little Norma, have gone to-day to Barre, Mass., where they will attend the wedding of her sister. They will also visit her father at West Warren.
 Miss Frances Aver. daughter of the late Rev. Charles Aver, a former pastor of the Congregational church, died at Northampton, Mass, early Sunday morning of heart disease. She leaves one brother, Rev. B. P. Aver, of Mansfield, and two sisters, Miss Mary Aver of Northampton and Mrs. Lucy Gatchel who is teaching in Puerto Rioo The burial was in Somers on Tuesday.
 Next Monday evening, May 10, at 8 o'clock, Charles E.. Bloomer, an elocutionist, singer and impersonator, will present a varied program in the church vestry under the auspices of the church society. There will be fifteen numbers on the program, including selections from Riley, Field, Dunbar, Ian McClaren, Shakespeare and others. MT. Boomer will also give an imita- tion of Harry Louder the great Scotch comedian. The press speaks highly of MT. Bloomer's entertainments and a good audience is hoped for. Ad- m ission, 1 5 cents.
 Jane Eaton. 83, widow of Alonzo Ferry, died in Springfield last satur- day at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jenny M. Patterson. MT. and Mrs. Ferry lived in Stafford for many years and were married here in the early fifties. They were employed in the Staffordville and Orcuttville mills until they moved to Fiskdale, Mass. about 35 years ago. Besides her daughter, she leaves one brother. George Eaton of Windham. Her husband died January 4th, last. Mrs. Ferry was born on the Francis Patten place on Chestnut Hill The funeral was held on Monday, and the burial was in Sturbridge
 Crystal Lake District.)
 Ernest Smith spent Sunday with friends in Hartford.
 E. D. Chapman of Windsor is at his home for the week.
 Mrs. Albert Place has accepted employment out of town.
 Howard Smith made business trip to Springfield on Tuesday.
 Albert Smith, who sold his farm short time ago, has moved to Spring