The Press., 1916-03-15
Mrs. f. A. Lasbury returned last
Sunday from the johnson hospital.

mE6. 4. n. AAeUuEy AOeuAAON Asss
Sunday from the johnson hospital.
! On Friday evening, March It'll
there are to be two games of basket
ball at the town hall. The remodeled
Stars and Cresoents are to play and
during the intermediate periods the
girls are to have the floor. This Is
the first public game for the girls.
but they now have uniforms; and
the game between Hydeville and the
Hollow girls should prove very in
teresting.
At the regular meeting of Stafford
grange next Tuesday evening the
following program will be presented :
Song by grange; recitation, It's
Hard to Wait for SUMMER" song
by grange; discussion, From which
do We learn the most, books, pictures
or observation piano duet; paper,
''The four real medicines = air, sun,
water and;simple diet; reading. ''The
Disposed statue;" song by grange.
West Stafford.
Mrs. Francelia Gold is confined to
the house by illness.
Frank Williams of East Whately
spent the week end with friends here.
Rev. W. P. Buck will speak at the
Lenten service on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Sturtevant were
home from East Whately, Mass for.
over Sunday. I'D
Charles Lawrence has sold his farm
in the north part of the town to-
Anders Jacobsen and Richard Fisk Of
the borough.
Louis Demars and son, Louis, who
are employed by Ellis s. Eaton at
Westford. had rooms over the Barlow
store which was burned on Sunday
morning. They lost their clothing and
a small amount of furniture
Staffordville
CARD.-The Methodist church society
are grateful to the Rock Meadow Helpful
Circle for their gift, through the kindness
OF Mrs Fred Bowden and daughter, Miss
Idabelle. II. A. BoswoRTH, Collector.
Mrs. G. ". Miller has been con.
fined to her home by illness the past
week
Mrs. W. Erickson and daughter
of Monsoon are with her mother, Mrs
Larges, for few days.
The usual bean supper will be served
in the vestry at the Congregational
church Thursday night.
Lewis Roberts of Orcuttville was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. q.
Rishton over Sunday.
The local school was fumigated last
Monday to prevent the spread of scarlet
fever as much as possible
Miss Ruth Broadway is boarding
with Mrs. W. E. Belcher and attend
ing high school at the Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bowden and
daughter, Idabelle, and little son,
who have all been quite i'll with the
grip are recovering.
Scarlet fever has again broke out |
in this part of the town. Three chill
lren of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Broadway |
are ill with the disease. Mrs. M.
Broadway and six children are under /
quarantine.
Rev. E. H. Tunnioliffe's subject
Tor next Sunday morning in the
Methodist church will be "Christian /
Growth. - The Epworth League topic
or Sunday evening will be "A World
Program for the League Matt. %:
900. A. @. Lyon, leader.
The young people of the Metho-
list church will present two farces
md one dialogue in the vestry March
rs. The titles of the farces are
Beat IT, and tAunt Jerusha and
Uncle JOSH The dialogue is ono
oeddlers Wanted.
Congregational Church Notes: The
pastor, Rev. 9. g. Lyon, whose home
q now out of quarantine, resumed
ervices last Sunday to be continued
IS usual The Ladies' Aid society
will serve a ten cent supper in the
7estry Thursday, beginning at p m.
WELLINGTON.
Miss Coleman is expected at her
home, 1.-THE Studio" to-day, Wednes.
lay, for short stay.
Regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society Friday at 2.3O p. m. at the
home of the president, Mrs. Preston.
] II. Stryker, who lives on the
Mattesen farm, will sell his stock and |
farm implements at auction OH Thurs