The Press., 1916-11-23

Tuesday for her home in Springfield 1 MT. and Mrs. c. Clark and family
 of Ellington were in town last Sun i day !7.@
 The sewing circle of M E church
 will meet in the vestry this Thursday
 afternoon to tie quilt.
 Mrs Martin Brown has cactus in full bloom. She also pick ed dandelion
 blossom in her yard Nov 20.
 Miss Pauline Ranny and Charles
 Cady of Hartford were guests of Mr.
 and Mrs R. L. Walbridpe over Sunday MT. and Mrs. Allison Lyon and
 little son of Palmer visited his parents,
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Lyon, last week
 Thursday. s.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Congregational church will serve their
 usual supper in the vestry this Thurs day evening.
 Mrs. Wm. Chandler was the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs.. W. Fay
 Tor, and other relatives in South
 Coventry over Sunday.
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill, who has been i'll, has recovered so as to be out again. She left town Tuesday to visit
 her aunt in Boston for few weeks. Mrs. W. J. Erickson of Monson was home with her mother over Sunday
 Mrs. Helen Larges accompanied her daughter to Monson Monday where she will spend the winter.
 Miss Mary Gibson of Springfield,
 who has been employed at the White Mountains, N. H., for the summer months, was home with her mother onQ Qolburn hill for few days recently Methodist Church Notes: The pastors subject for next Sunday morn . ing will be "A Mans Place in the church '' Sunday evening, "Jesus' s Own Teaching.''' The annual church fair will be held on Dee. IA. F. G.. Medbery met with a severe accident last Saturday when he fell from Frank Ballou's barn in Union
 While loading hay for MT. Ballou he slipped and fell from the scaffold onto the spokes of the wagon which caused several cuts and bruises upon the face. He was taken to Dr. Smith s office at the Springs where the wounds were dressed. **
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 MT. and Mrs. Myron Gilbert are visiting Mir. Gilbert's parents in Gilead.
 Mrs. Spencer Bradway was the guest of Mrs. Mildred, Oleson in Killingly over Sunday. ;.u Rey.s<J. ". ..Ballantine exchanged, pulpits with. Rev. D. E. Jones of Ellington last Sunday. .~-.
 Frank Ballou and his mother have rented the Burt place.. Mr. Bsllou is employed at Sturtevant' sawmill '' George Barlow has had the mis- fortune to lose one of his horses which was used on his delivery team.
 Blacksmith A. Rose has moved to1 the borough where he has rented the blacksmith shop recently in charge of T. Raohiocchi.
 Joseph Demars shot large deer on4 bis fathers property last Tuesday afternoon. It was buck weighing two hundred pounds when dressed. ,Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Simmons have sold their farm in Ware, and with their little daughter are visiting their sisters, Misses Mary and Sarah Smith. @lt
 Mir. and Mrs. L. E.. Dimoek and Dimoek were in Springf Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. l. J. Fisher who will be remem bered as Miss M. J. Ritchie, for many years a resident of this town. .t " .@%
 MT. and Mrs Charles Glazier enter. tained' at, an eight table whist party at their home last Tbursady evening. Refreshments were served and all had a very enjoyable time. The prizes for high scores went to Mrs. s H. Bradway and Miss Margaret Ballan- tine, and for low scores to Miss Lucy NichoIson and Dimock Glazier.
 ~EtI sssSia5 $5 =s' %%@2 s53 la @> ~Ft :. t@ ..
 @Eighteen members of the W. R. O. came $, from the borough last Friday dfternoqn and2gave. Mrs. Charles Slater a birthday surprise party. They broughts an abundance of good things for lunch and also presented the hostess with 8 gold brooch set with a ruby and pearls Mrs. Slater was the recipient of several other gifts. i
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