The Press., 1916-05-17
The Jolly X club will have a dance

The Jolly X club will have danc
 at Memorial hall Saturday evening. The annual meeting of the Staffort Cemetery association will he held a the town hall next Wednesday at : p. m.
 Miss Margaret Glover of Quincy Mass spent Sunday at the home O her parents, MT. and Mrs. F. J Glover.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Pop of Spring field, MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown o1 Indian Orchard, Mrs Frank Converse of Stafford Springs and Wm Convers, of Bloomfield were the guests of MT and Mrs. Arthur West last Sunday.
 Baptist Church Notes: The coolest astical society will meet next Tuesday evening. The Ladies' Aid will serve it's usual semi monthly supper next Thursday evening. Hostesses: Mrs. Ann Connors and Mrs. Chas. Phillips.
 The fauna of Connecticut is to be the subject of public meeting to be held at grange hall next Tuesday evening. The state fish and game commission are interested in doing a wide educational work concerning our native birds, animals, fish and game. The state has we'll established game preserve at Madison where several species of native birds are being propagated for dissemination about the, state; also extensive fish hatcheries where trout, bass, piokerel, perch and other food fishes are propagated for being placed in the ponds and streams of the state. J. M. Crompton of New Haven, super. intendent of the state board having this work in charge, will describe what is being done. County Game Warden E. W. Avery and some of the local game protectors of the country will also attend and speak. Selections in poems and music suitable to the occasion will be rendered by members of the grange. Supt. Crompton would like to see all lovers of our W id life at this meeting, and sports men will find this coming meeting we'll worth while their attendance. The Somers Ladies Mandolin club will render selections.
 Staffordville.
 Leo Sohindler was a recent guest of Willis Beloher.
 Mrs. Margaret Bowden was in Springfield for brief visit last Mon. day.
 Charles Cady and Miss Pauline Ranny of East Hartford were guests of local friends recently.
 O. R. Kemp and daughter, Vivian. of Fairview, Mass were the guests of local relatives last Sunday.
 Wm. Phelps and Miss Pauline Peck of Worcester were guests of MT. and Mrs. Elwin Phelps over Sunday.
 William Hanna and two daughters. Arlene and Blanoh, moved last week W Wednesday to Hydeville in MT. Fair mans house.
 Willie and Raymond Converse of Jefferson, Mass. were the guests of their sister, Mrs. Jennie Dorsey, the first of the week.
 There will be dandelion and cow slip supper served in the M E vestry evening" Price for adults, l5 cents; children, 10 cents.
 Mrs. Margaret Bowden and two Pearl and Earl, moved last W ednesday into one of the Phoenix ,ompanys tenements in Hydeville
 MT. and Mrs. Frank G. Hulett of East Longmeadow, Mass. visited their cousins, Mrs. E.. B. Mathews and Mrs. H. A. Bosworth, last Sun- lay.
 Frank Whitus fell from his motto cycle last Monday morning while going to his work in the New City mill and broke two bones in the back of his hand.
 Mr.; and Mrs Philo A. West re- turned home last Saturday after spending several weeks with their son and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Herbert A West. in Philadelphia.
 Mrs. M. Gray, who spends the winter months with her daughter, Mrs. Leon Cooley, left town last week to reside with Mrs. Hagedorn in South Manchester for few months.
 Fred Kober has resigned his posi- tion on the baker cart for G. Meyer and accepted employment at the Springs. George Beloher has taken MT. Kober's place on the baker cart.
 The Rev. A. F Browns subject for the Sunday mornings sermon in the Methodist church will be "The Sin Against Love '' The Sunday evening subject will be "Simon Peter. '''T ~ z A medal speaking contest will be held in the Congregational church on the evening of June 7. The con. include Gertrude Bruce, Florence White, Dorothy Turner, Dorothy Beloher, Mary Sartori, Theresa Sartori, Earl Beloher, Rudolph Lyon. There will be no admission, but a collection will be taken for the local union. As this is the date of the regular meeting of the W. O. T. U. the same will be h cid week previous, May sl, in the church at o'clock.
 West Stafford.
 Rev. J. W. Ballantine is spending a part of the week in New York.
 Mrs. B. D. Ellis and Mrs. Marshall Bradway visited Mrs. 0. M. Ellis in Somers last week.