The Press., 1915-10-13
Stafford.

Stafford.
 Mrs. l.. s. Goodell has traded he place for property in Hartford
 MT. and Mrs. Kuehl are to move te the Springs that he may be nearer hi work in the Ellis grocery store.
 The course of free lectures whiol have been so much enjoyed for severa years will be omitted this year.
 MT. and Mrs Geo. H. Bray ar, spending several days with MT. anc Mrs. Rodney Caryl of Dorchester Mass.
 Subject of the Y. P. O. U. meeting next Sunday evening, "How Christi anity went to China. '' Leader, Haze Puffer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Oolburn are receiving congratulations on the birtl of a son at the Johnson hospita Sunday.
 During the past week a new Kinetit electric motor was installed in the Universalist church by Wagner & Lindner to furnish power for the pipe organ.
 Miss Harriet McLaren was hurried to the Johnson hospital last week where she was operated on Wednesday for appendicitis. She is making good recovery.
 Sampson Murray was absent from his duties in H F. Cady's store a few days last week owing to the removal of tumor from his left arm, the operation being performed at the Johnson hospital.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. Several are planning to attend the Pomona grange meeting to he held in Holland Oct 20. Particulars of the Halloween party to be held in Memorial hall Friday evening, Oct 29 will be given next week.
 The Phoenix and Riverside mills will close for one day only for the fair owing to the rush of business. The Riverside mill is running their spinning and oarding rooms till 9 o'clock and during the noon hours and Saturday afternoon. Every yard of cloth is being wove that the present force of help can produce. The prospect of very busy winter in this end of the town seems of the best.
 Following the announcement of the coming marriage of Miss Euphemia Dobson and Harley Dimmick ''The Buds,'' small club of which Miss Dobson is a member, gave her linen shower Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Rachel Glover. A kitchen shower was given her by her grange friends last evening in grange hall It was copious shower and a jolly time. Light refreshments were served during the evening.
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 Alba Perkins of Willimantic was in town on brief visit last Saturday.
 Rev. O. G. Fogg has accepted call to the Congregational church at Hampton.
 MT. and Mrs. O. R. Kemp of Hol- yoke, Mass, visited local relatives he first of last week. Mrs. Julia Gary of the Springs isited Mrs. F. Belcher, Mrs. W. 'elcher and Mrs. Estin Belcher few avs last week. MT. and Mrs. George E. Webster nd family of West Springfield. Mass. isited her mother, Mrs. Lima Booth, ast Sunday making the trip in his | uto. In spite of the rain the harvest | upper held in the M. E. vestry last | evening was we'll attended md the orchestra was much enjoyed | y all.
 Mrs. Richard Dorsey, ST., was aken to the Johnson hospital last Thursday. She had a successful operation on Friday afternoon for a | umor. The Ladies' Aid society of the M. church will serve their annual | chicken pie supper next Tuesday evening instead of Thursday evening h the vestry. Adults, 25 cents. over 12 years, 15 cents.
 Rev. MT. Tunnicliffe's subject at | he Methodist church next Sunday will be "A promissory Note | written by dying man on his coffin | id." The Epworth League topic or next Sunday evening will be Gan we capture politics for God'" Leader. O. F. Williams. Congregational Church Notes: The ubjeot for the pastors sermon next Sunday noon is ''The Test of The Ladies' Aid society will serve the regular baked bean upper next Thursday evening in the 7estry beginning at 6 o'clock. The nome, or parlor orchestra will render elections and lead in the singing of ( Joy to the World,' hymns and familiar songs. Other musical features n the program are also expected.
 West Stafford.
 George Litz and family moved to Hart ord last week.
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