The Press., 1915-10-27
Miss Mamie Keefe is visiting ir Worcester and Southbridge.

Miss Mamie Keefe is visiting il Worcester and Southbridge.
 Sheriff Helm has discarded hi crutches and is now around with I
 oane
 Judge and Mrs. Joel H. Reed re
 turned Monday from an auto tril
 to Needham, Mass
 Mrs. Hannibal Alden was with hel
 daughter, Miss Frances' Alden. il
 New York over Sunday.
 At the meeting of the Odd Fellows
 next Tuesday evening there will be five candidates to be initiated.
 James Hampston is i'll with g nervous trouble and has been com. mitted to hospital at Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Wildey and Miss Harriet and Mir. and Mrs. O. H. Meyers have been spending few days in Boston. .. .-... .. l Harold E Jones was notified this week that he had passed the state examination in optometry recently held in Hartford.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con- gregational church will hold rum- mage sale next week Thursday, begin ming at II o'clock.
 There will be a Halloween social for the Christian Endeavor society on Friday evening at 7.3O, at. the Congregational chapel. The recent golf match between the Reds and Blues, in which the losers, the Blues, were to furnish a supper and the winners to arrange for the transportation, had very pleasant continuation last evening. The supper was at Hotel Bond, Hartford, and the transportation was by automobiles which in some instances was kindly furnished by some of the losers There was some delay in all. arriving at Hartford at the appointed time owing to trouble with two of the autos, but all had the better appetite when they finally sat down to enjoy the excellent dinner. After the dinner President o. B. Pinney who was toastmaster for the evening, presented the presidents cup to H.. E. Gilmartin, the winner of the recent handicap golf match. MT. Gilmartin, who was also the captain of of the Reds, responded in his usual characteristic. numerous manner. It was very much regretted that Harold Pinney, the captain of the Blues, was unable to be present on account of illness, but all were glad to hear that he is improving at his home in Springfield President Pinney before calling on those present for remarks spoke strongly in favor of an addition to the clubhouse so that the social activities of the club could be increased and much more enjoyed. Many of those called upon spoke in favor of the project. Besides the players in the match many of the mem bers of the club attended, amount ing to 20 in all. The wit and humor of many of the responses added much to the. enjoyment of the occasion. i.
 ...: Stafford. ..:
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury spent the week end with Mrs. J.G. Mitchell and family of Saybrook. .,:......I
 Geo. W. Whiting, who was injured in an automobile accident the 17th, is able to be on the street.
 The pulpit at the Baptist church next Sunday will be occupied by Rev. Leonard Smith of Mansfield. ..
 Mrs. James A. Johnson attended the wedding in Worcester of her niece, Mildred Dilworth, Tuesday evening" Oct. 19.
 Topic for Y. P. O. U. next Sunday evening, Torohbearers on the Christ ian Highway. Saint Augustine. Leader, Blanche Shippey.
 The ladies of Universalist church will meet for work next Wednesday, afternoon The regular monthly sup per will be served at 6 o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. Austin Witt, Mrs Wm. Loughheed, Mrs. Nella R. Weston. Preparations are being made by the men for their annual supper which will be served during Novem- Der.
 The fifth annual Halloween party, under the auspices of then grange. will be held in Memorial hall next Friday evening. This is one of the events of the season, and each year