The Press., 1915-09-01

| brother, John Berg, and sister, Mrs Anthony Leinmiller, in Philadelphia. Her daughter, Mildred, who has beer spending the past two weeks there will accompany her on her return.
 Baptist Church Notes: The nomina ting committee of the Christian Endeaver society met in their work at the home of Mrs. Thomas Black on Monday evening. The mid week service will be held at the chapel tonight at 3O Subject. Confidence in God and it's influence on our lives, Ps. 11:1. Clark Brown is home after his course of two years in the Moody Bible institution of Chicago. and led the Sunday evening service very acceptably. A large number were present Dea. Alva Brown and family have returned from the camp. meeting at Willimantio and report g profitable time.
 Staffordville. .-5,
 Mrs. Carrie Goodwill is the guest of Miss Eliza Chaffee this week.
 Chauncey D. Brewer, formerly of this place, is quite ill at the Johnson hospital. s.,
 Everett E. Mathews of Rock Mead. ow has recently bought the W. P. Amadon place.
 Mrs. Bert Carpenter and two chil- dren of South Coventry are guests of Mrs. Charles Smith. .e-
 Mrs John Rishton of Rhode Island joined her husband last Saturday in boarding at MT. and Mrs. James Roberts.
 Mrs. Fannie Childs returned home last Wednesday afternoon after spend ing ten days with Mrs. E. Kibbe in Ellington. -.~:
 Mrs. Fred Whipple, who has been visiting at Mrs. W. E. Beloher's, re- turned to her home in Jewett City last Thursday. Mrs. A. L. Duncan, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs G. Hammer, returned to her home in Worcester last Thursday.
 Mrs. H. H. Converse and daughter, Sybil, were guests of her sister, Mrs. Fred M. Sanger, a few days last week and over Sunday. Miss Idabelle Bowden, who has been in the Johnson hospital for sometime has returned to her home and is improving in health.
 Mrs. Ella Bass of Union and Miss Mary Bradway of Springfield were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Fred Bowden few days last week and over Sunday.
 Mrs Helen Larges fell and broke her ankle last Friday. She was taken to the Johnson hospital. Much sym pathy is felt for her on account of her advanced age ,
 Rev. and Mrs. Romeo Gould and their little son of Watertown, N. Y., visited MT. Gould's sister last Satur- day. Rudolph and Marjorie Lyon accompanied them in their touring car for trip to Hanover, N. Y., and York Beach, Me. ..,
 Rev. MT. Tunnicliffe will resume his duties as pastor of the Methodist church next Sunday morning by preaching after a months vacation. Sunday evening the Epworth League will hold devotional service Topic, Rally Day. Leader, A. 0. Lyon. .g The funeral of David Richmond Belcher, who was drowned in the reservoir last week Monday, was very largely attended at the Methodist church last Wednesday afternoon at ? o'clock. A former pastor of Union, Rev. Charles G. Fogg, officiated A quartet consisting of Messrs. Frank Lasbury and Roland Hatch and Nj isses Lottie Hatch and Cora Ferry Cooley sang "Face to Face' and "Sometime We'll Understand. '' The floral tributes were many and beautiful. Among the relatives that attended from out of town were MT. and Mrs. Ellery Bartlett and Fred Belcher of Eastforh, Mrs. Cora Barrett and daughter, Mabel, of Woodstock Valley, Harold Barrett of Springfield, Mass MT. and Mrs. Eugene Young and two children, Florence and Harry, of Mashapaug, MT. and Mrs. Claude Duncan, Mrs. Lucius Washburn and Milton Belcher of Monson, Mass. Mrs. Julia Gary of Holyoke, Mass. Clayton Bradway, Charles Bradway and Mrs. Forest Smith of Monson, Mass.
 West Stafford.
 MT. and Mrs. Brown Marble have been visiting relatives in Hartford.
 Miss Sara Sweet of Monson was guest at the Ballantine home last week.
 James J. Daley of South Man. chester called on friends in town on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter have been visiting in Springfield for several days. ..-,
 George M. Barlow has purchased a Hudson touring car from Ernest Love- land of Stafford Springs.
 MT. and Mrs John Bolieau of Stafford Springs visited their son, Amos Bolieau, on Sunday.
 Rev. Andrew Magill and family and Marshall Bradway and family are in camp at the Hop Yard.
 Miss Vera Holmes of Rockville, who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs F. z. Fairfield, has returned home.
 Mrs. Ella Lovett of Somers, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs Franoelia Gold, has returned home.
 Mrs Ianatta Mauon o..a l..lL~