The Press., 1916-08-10
Three new Ford touring cars have
 been received by the. Hudson Garage

Go.
 Stafford.
 II MT. Sanger is now driving his auto
 mobile on the stage route.
 | Mrs. Sarah Black and Miss Marga
 ret have returned from month s stay
 in New York city.
 | Dewey Murray has resigned his DO
 sition with H. M. Jenkins, and Mis-
 Elsie Grundy has taken the place. I The mail leaves this office at 6. 30,
 9.30 a. m., and s.15 p. m. Arrives
 9 and 1.3O a. m., and 5.3O p. m.
 The Misses Caroline and Louisa Bryant of Worcester are the guests ot their cousin, Miss Margaret Black.
 Mrs. little and Mrs. Florence An. thony of Willimantio were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Jos. Depeau last week. Baptist church. Pastor, F. A. Manderson. Sunday service 1O.4 a. m. Subject, "Crucified with Christ '' No service in the evening.
 Miss Ruth Anderson has returned to her home in Suffield after spending a week with her cousins, the Misses Mildred and Ruth Roberts.
 Norman Phillips is taking week s vacation from his duties in Cady g store and is the guest of friends in Springfield, Palmer and Monson. The members of the Girls Sewing club are holding extra meetings in order to complete their work for the state fair to be held in Hartford Sept. | 4 to 8. The course includes ten pieces of work and is under the super vision of the state.
 There will be a meeting in the in. terest of the Holland County Farm Bureau at the grange hall Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock H. J. Baker of the Connecticut agricultural college, state leader of the farm bureau move ment in Connecticut, will be present and explain the objects of the farm bureau. Farmers and all interested in better agriculture are not only invited, but urged to attend.
 Baptist hill was the scene of bad runaway last Monday morning when the horse owned and driven by An drew Stupman of Monson started on keen run while coming down the hill. While turning the corner by Black s hotel he was thrown out land- ing on his head. He received bad scalp wound, torn ear and cut on the forehead. He was taken to the hospital where Dr. Smith attended him, finding it necessary to take twelve stitches in the scalp wound.
 Mrs. Ann Harris died Wednesday at 9 a. m., mother of Asa Harris, where she has made her home for the last fifteen years or more. She had a shock about twelve years ago and four weeks ago she had another when she fell and broke her hip, and she has gradually failed since. She leaves one son, Asa Harris, of this village. Her age is 81 years. She was beloved by everyone who knew her. Funeral services at 1 O. clock at the house Friday. Burial at Wales, Mass. Rev. F. A. Manderson will take charge. Stafordville.
 Mrs. Rose Silk is spending two weeks vacation in Old Orchard, Me.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Albert Lock in the Johnson hospital last week Monday.
 Charles Cady of Hartford was the guest of MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Wal bridge over Sunday.
 Mrs. Samuel Bates returned home | from the Johnson hospital last Friday l in health.
 Mrs. B. A. Sawtelle of Greenwich, Mass. visited her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Smith, over Sunday.
 Mrs. Helen Larges is spending two weeks with her daughter, Mrs J. w. Erickson, in Monson.
 Miss Pauline Ranny of East Hart ford is spending the week with MT. and Mrs. R. l.. Walbridge.
 Edwin Fogg and friend, MT squires of Hampton, spent few days on the island last week and over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Dana Jaquith and Mrs. W. Taylor of South Coventry visited local relatives last Sunday, | making the trip in an automobile.
 MT. and Mrs Isaac Agard are guests of Miss Eliza Chaffee this week. MT. Agard and son. Walter, have been in camp on the home place for several days.
 Miss Arvida Holmstom of East | Mass. Raymond and Oliver West of Vest Somerville, Mass, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Philo West last Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Chandler and daughter, returned home last Sunday from South Coventry. Mrs. Chandler has been ill with the measles at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor, in South Coventry, and has recovered.
 Milo Bradway, while coming home | from his work from steam saw mill on his. motorcycle Friday evening, caught two of his fingers on his moto. cycle chain and the ends of them were cut off. He went to the Johnson hos | pital and had his hand dressed and returned home.
 Congregational Church Notes: Pres | ident Agard of Tillotson college, Aus tin. Tex, gave very interesting talk last Sunday evening on his work with |