The Press., 1916-12-28

Mir and Mrs. Ernest Cady an daughter, Barbara, of Springf1el visited her father, Frank Barrett.
 Edward Rister and MT. and Mrs Wm. Rister of Springfield and MI and Mrs. LeMere of Hartford were tn guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rister | Stafford.
 E. W. Bassett of Holyoke was hom over Christmas
 Regular meeting of Stafford grang next Tuesday evening.
 Miss Anna Findeisen is spending week at her home in Concord, Mass. O. W. Lasbury and Herbert Phillip of Springfield spent the recent holida, at their homes here.
 Rev. F. A. Manderson spent las week in Boston where he attended th' Billy Sunday revival services.
 MT. and Mrs. O. O. Pinney of New York were the guests of MT. and Mrs. E. O Pinney the first of the week.
 Miss Margaret Glover of Quincy, Mass, is spending several days witl her parents, MT. and Mrs. F, J Glover
 Miss Margaret Black of Bristol ano Wm Black of New York were the guests of their mother, Mrs. Sarah Black, over Sunday aud Monday
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Converse ci Stafford Springs, Gertrude Spedding Cole of Boston and Mrs. Philo West of Stafforlville spent Christmas al Arthur Vests. .-.....--
 MT. and Mrs. James Vail of South Glastonbury and Fred Rabideau ot New Haven were at the home of theiI parents, MT. and Mrs John Rabideau, over Christmas.
 Mrs. J. G. Mitchell and three sons of Hartford, and Wm Williams of New Haven were the guests of Mrs. Iuez Lasbury and MT. and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury Christmas day.
 Regular monthly supper at the Uni- versalist church next week Wednesday evening. Hostesses Mrs. Geo. Bray, Mrs. Thos Dobson, Mrs Iuez Lasbury and Mrs. Lucy Wordsworth.
 The cantata, Santa Claus Dream, " given by the children of the Uni. versalist Sunday school Christmas eve proved interesting and was a credit to the committee having the matter in charge.
 Among the students home for the Christmas recess are: Wm. Lough- heed of the Northfield school, Miss Elsie Phillips and Miss Helen Wight . man of Westfield normal school, Miss Hazel Puffer and Harold Jenkins of Morse business college,
 The dance given by the H. A. H club in Memorial hall, Saturday even. ing was a great success. The music, which was furnished by Woods four piece orchestra, was much enjoyed. It is hoped they will hold another dance in the near future.
 The play, "Red Acre Farm," to be repeated to morrow evening in Me- morial hall should draw good house as it is considered one of the best plays ever put on by the grange Tickets are on sale at F. A. Lasbury's. Dancing will follow the play.
 Officers elected and installed for the year ensuing of Wolontt lodge, F. 6 A M: George H. Lord, W. M. i; Thomas W. Brown, s. w.; John A. Andrews J. w; John P. Brown, Wm H. Dunham treasurer; 1; Gilbert D. Ide S. D.; James Lewis J. D.; Russell Colburn s. s. Frank A Lasbury J. s.; Rev. Charles H. Puffer chaplain; John M. Larned Wesley J. Dimmook organist i; Monroe J. Wright tyler; Edwin O. Pinney and Russell Colburn trustees.
 Staffordville.
 George Bradley of Warren, Mass. !, is home with his mother for the holi. days
 Mrs. Grant Hammer was the guest of relatives in Worcester over Christ mas.
 MT. and Mrs J. G. Rishton were Christmas guests of his mother in R. I.
 Mrs. Chas. Wockomurka and MT. and Mrs Orpha Piseon of South Wilmington were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Louis Zabilansky over Sun. day.