The Press., 1916-09-07

l the committees in charge may hay an Opportunity of arranging the ez hibits all are asked to bring thei articles Friday morning whereeve possible. A list of committees fo judging the several branches of ex hibits will be printed in the rex issue of The Press. Eight girls finished the course of sewing laid out by tn state and their work was taken to th' state fair by Miss M. E. Sprague assistant state superintendent of boys and girls club work. Miss Spragu' visited the local branch last Frida, afternoon and was greatly pleased with the work done by the sewing class. Other members of the clas' who were unable to complete the ter lessons in time for the state fair vii finish their work in time for the junior fair to be held in grange hall.
 Stahordville.
 Richard Dorsey, ST., has accepted 6 position in the Fabyan mill.
 W. Scott Rood joined his wife in visiting local friends over Sunday.
 Miss Catherine Silk of Boston was a guest of her mother over Labor day.
 A number of people from this place attended the Connecticut fair this week.
 Wm. Chandler of Hydeville visited over Labor day with relatives in New Britain.
 James Mclaughlin of New York was the guest of friends in Hydeville over Sunday.
 Percy Beard of Hartford visited local friends and relatives over Sun day and Labor day.
 Miss Reta Roberts of Orcuttville has been spending few days with Mrs. J G. Rishton.
 MT. and Mrs. J. W. Erickson and little daughter visited her mother, Mrs. Larges, over Sunday.
 Mrs. H. H. Cnnverse and daughter of Eastford are guests of her sister, Mrs. Fred Sanger, this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Mckay of Jewett City were the guests of MT and Mrs. John Rishton over Sunday.
 Mrs. Lima Booth visited Mrs. w. F. Peel at her summer home in Wales a few days last week and over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Smith visited her parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Sawtelle in Greenwich, Mass. over Sunday.
 Merle Hughes, who is employed for the Couch & Dean Corp of Hart ford, was with local relatives over Labor day.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Grizey and twin sons, Edward and Ernest, of were with Mrs. Lizzie Morrell over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert West of were the guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Philo A. West, over Sunday and Labor day.
 The usual bean supper will be served in the Methodist church vestry evening. Adults, 10 cents under 12 years, 5 cents.
 Richard Dorsey, Sr.. has sold his 'arm, farming tools and horse to Modesto Festi, who with his family s moving there this week from the New City.
 MT. and Mrs. Elwin Phelps visited ;heir son, Emory Phelps, and family in Hartford over Sunday. Their grandson, Harry Phelps, returned nome with them for a visit.
 Berton Beloher is spending his vacation this week with relatives in New Britain. Mrs. Frank Belcher spent the week end with her sister, Mrs. Herbert Barlow, in New Britain.
 Mrs. Julia Grizey of Pittsfield, Mass, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. Morrell, for three weeks, returned with her son, Edward Grizey, to Hartford on Monday. Mrs. Morrell also accompanied them for a short visit.
 Methodist Church Notes: The pastor preached a most excellent ser. mon last Sunday morning from the text Job. IA: IA, eff man die, shall he live again?' Next Sunday morn. ing the subject will be "Jesus, King of Kings.'' Mrs. Carrie Goodwill will lead the Epworth League meet ing Sunday evening.
 West Stafford.
 Miss Mary Smith is spending part of the week with her sister in Man chester.
 Earl Chaffee of Monson is visiting his brother, Carl Chaffee, at F. A. 
 Rev. J. W. Ballantine has returned home and all the usual church services will be resumed.
 Mrs. Cora Gold has been entertain ing her sister -in-l law, Mrs. Georgia Smith, of Springfield.
 Mrs. Charles Lawrence and son, Byron, have returned from a week $ visit with relatives at Cummington, Mass.
 Mrs. Bates and Miss Davis, who have been spending their summer on the hillside, returned this week to their home in New Haven.
 James Ramsey and sons, Willie, Fred and Elrio, took an auto trip to Gardner, Mass. last Sunday and visited George Ramsey and family.
 Mrs. Ellen Spooner has in her garden some exceptionally fine Cali, fornia sun flowers, one hundred and sixty buds and blossoms being found