The Press., 1916-04-26

are spending fortnight in New York MT. and Mrs. Jerome Oroutt O Bridgeport were the guest of MT
 and Mrs. E. o. Pinney over the week
 end.
 At the second meeting of the Girls
 Sewing club in grange hall last Fri day afternoon twenty girls wer, present who signed membership cards which will be forwarded to the state agent. Eaoh member will make { kitchen outfit, consisting of holder, towel, cap, sleeve protectors and apron. The work will be exhibited at the junior fair, which will probably be held in September as las, year. Besides the local exhibit mem. bers are expected to make county and state exhibits. State prizes will be arranged in each club activity for the five members making the highest score in the state in each activity. Garden and flower seeds are to be purchased by the grange and distributed among the school children. as last year. The club elected the following officers President, Miss Elsie French; treas urer, Miss Ethel Enslninger; secretary, Miss Margaret Cunningham. Meet. ings will be held each Friday after noon in grange hall at 3 30, to which all girls from ten to eighteen are in- vited. These are the age limits given by the state agent, but the local leader, Mrs J. W. Robinson, well comes any girl beneath this age interested in the work.
 StahordviIle
 George Moore visited relatives in South Hadley Falls last week.
 Edward Kober of Hartford is spend. iug few days with his uncle, Fred Kober.
 Mrs. Louis Zabilansky was with her parents in South Wilmington over Sunday.
 Eugene Venterinni has bought the late Arthur Brewer place of Julius Browning.
 There will be mass at Staffordville next Sunday at 9 o'clock with general holy communion.
 MT. and Mrs. E. N. Hawes of Cape God, Mass. were guests of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Mathews last week.
 Mrs. Sarah Mathews of South Wilmington is the guest of MT. and Mrs Everett Mathews this week.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Hathaway, who have been spending the winter in Allston, Mass, have returned to the bungalow.
 Archie Sanger, who has had en- ployment in Canada, has returned home and accepted position in the New City mill.
 George Klimek, an employee in the Pearl Button mill, was taken sudden ly ill last week and taken to the hospital for treatment
 The two children of MT. and Mrs. Milo Bradway have recovered from scarlet fever and the quarantine was from their home last Wednes day.
 Mrs. Martha Goodwill, who has been employed by MT. Jewett in Mon- son for several months. returned to her home last Wednesday for two weeks.
 Mr.aand Mrs. Philo A. West left town last Friday morning to spend a few weeks with their son and wife, MT. and Mrs. Herbert West in Phila- delphia, Pa.
 The supper and reception held in the Methodist church last Thursday evening was very largely attended. The music, singing and speaking by the ministers and others were very much appreciated.
 The subject of the Sunday morning sermon at the Methodist church will be "The Methodist Church, it's Polity and Belief. '' The Epworth League topic for Sunday ev ening will be ''What are my Prayer leader. Mrs Grant Hammer. Last Sunday the pastor, Rev. A. F. Brown, preached two most excellent Easter sermons to a good sized audiences. The church was beauti- fully trimmed for the occasion with Easter lilies. carnations and other flowers.
 Congregational Church Notes East. CT Sunday a pleasing program was carried out by the Sunday school followed by short address by the pastor. A good number was present. The subject of Rev. o. O. Lyon's sermon next Sunday morning will be Easter Souls in Servioe;" in the evening "stray Thoughts from the Sunday School Lesson. Friday even- ing services are to be continued at z o'clock until further notice. The usual supper will be served in the vestry Thursday evening, beginning at o'clock. It has been voted by the Ladies' Aid society to hereafter charge 10 cents for children, the same as for adults.
 West Stafford. : Mrs. Joseph LaPite was operated on at the Johnson hospital on Monday 
 Mrs. Georgiana Smith and Allison Ravens of Springfield were at Mrs. A. Nj. Colds on Sunday.
 Secretary Hubert of the Hartford Y. M O. A. will be the speaker at the morning service at the church next Sunday.
 MT and Mrs. Arthur Leslie, who have been guests of their aunt, Mrs. Edwin Blair, returned this week to