The Press., 1915-07-21

Frederick Glover is spending
 week with the family of Wm. Wal
 bridge at Old Mystic
 Miss Mabel Colburn is home afte a two-weeks' visit with relatives an friends in New Haven, Hartford an, Glastonbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Kingsbur. and family of Holyoke have beel enjoying a vacation at the home O Geo. Kingsbury.
 Miss Ethel Robinson of Salem Mass. is spending her summer vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. W. Robinson.
 Many members of Stafford grange are planning to visit Wilmington grange next Friday evening, when that grange will observe children < night.
 Following their usual custom the Phoenix Woolen Go closed their plant the first two weeks in July, giving the employees an opportunity for vacation, and in the meantime doing necessary repairs in the mill. They resumed operations last Monday 
 Baptist Church Notes: The mid- week service will be held tonight at 80 at the vestry. Subject, The Lost Sheep, Matt. IS: 12, 13. The Daisy class will hold a lawn social at the church on Thursday evening at the usual hour. Ice cream and cake will be on sale. All are invited. Last Sunday the Sunday school voted ;o accept the invitation of the Stafford 1llle Sunday schools to join in their picnic at Evergreen Park next Satur- lay. All those attending without other conyeyanoes are requested to meet at our post office at 9 30.
 Staffordville.
 Miss Idabelle Bowrien was taken to he Johnson hospital last week for treatment.
 Lewis West of Warren, Mass was he guest of his uncle, Philo A. West, 'ver Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Clemenoe J. Clark md two daughters of Ellington 'isited local friends last Sunday.
 The ladies of the Congregational hurch are to serve Campo's ice cream lext Thursday, the 22, beginning at o'clock.
 There will be a business meeting f the Epworth League after prayer meeting Friday evening in the Metho- list vestry.
 Mrs. Thomas Valley and son of 'ittsfield, Mass, were the guest of er sister, Mrs. Martin Brown, for he past two weeks.
 John Morrell and Lewis Allard isited MT. Morrell's aunt in Pitts cid, Mass, last Sunday, making the rip on their motorcycles.
 Mrs. Grant Hammer. who has been 'ith relatives in Worcester, Mass. or over six weeks, returned to her ome last Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Lima Booth and Mrs. Eleanor | elbourne were guests of Mrs. Myron | eek and Mrs. Matt Heck and Mrs gorge Heck in Union recently. Charles R. Kemp of Fairview. ass. and Edwin W. Stearns of West Mass, were guests of T. and Mrs. Wesley Bradway over lnday.
 Herbert R. Bosworth, who has been ith Mrs. F. H. Ballou and Mrs. E.
 Mathews in ROCK Meadow for two eeks, returned to his home last aturday evening.
 The joint picnic of the Congre- ational, Baptist and Methodist lurches will be held at Evergreen ark next Saturday. The buss will ave the church at 9 o'clock, sharp. Sunday evening in the Methodist ,urch the Epworth League topic ill be, "Is it Ever Right to Do way from Home What One Would ot Do at Homer" Dan. 1: 3-S, Rom. |: 15-21.
 West Stafford.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Pease are sitting their daughter, Mrs. Alice hite, in Boston.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Holmes of ockville have been guests of MT. and IS. +. z. Fairfield.
 Subject for Thursday evening ser- oe, "The Parable for the Average an," Matt. 25: 14-29.
 MT. and Mrs. Areha Walker and ms, Stowell and Kenneth, were at G. . Barlow's over Sunday.
 Miss Doris Glazier has been the lest of Miss Florence Nutting in orcester for three weeks.
 Fred Graves has returned from a X weeks trip to the Panama ex- 'sition. He also visited relatives at ;ewart, Iowa.
 Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Magill and mily of Jamaica, N. Y., have come
 spend their vacation with their ,raufo Mr and Mrs |