The Press., 1916-05-10

l MT. Atohinson has moved from Chaplin into the house with his son, W. O. Atchinson.
 Warren Ayers has sufficiently re- covered from bronchial pneumonia as to be able to be out of doors for a short time.
 Mrs. Hattie Pomeroy has sold a building lot located at the north of her residence to Mrs. Artemus Kellogg of the borough.
 Ruth Barlow of Hartford and Miss Florence March and Roy Barlow of South Manchester spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. c. M. Barlow. | Having disposed of her household goods Mrs. Walter Burt has gone to Hartford where Mir. Burt has employ. ment with the Simmons Shoe Go. ! StaAordville.
 A. D. Marchant of Gilbertville was at his home in Hydeville over Sunday. Charles F. Williams has recently moved into the basement of Mrs. Booths house. ": g. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Bosworth moved last week into one of T. M. ! Lyons houses.
 Mrs. Thomas Valley and two ohil. dren of Pittsfield, Mass, are guests of MT. and Mrs. Martin Brown. Mrs. Fred Sanger and two sons, Archie and Selah, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Converse in Eastford over Sunday a..
 Mrs. Wm. Taylor of South Coventry was the guest of her daughters. Mrs. Wm Chandler and Mrs. Frank Beloher, a few days recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Gustave Erin and family of Plymouth, Mass, have recently moved into one of the Pearl Button Co.'S houses.
 Mrs. Cora Barrett of North Wood stock visited local relatives last Sun. day. Her son Harold, who has been spending a week with relatives, re- turned home with her.
 Howard Bradway, son of MT. and Mrs. Milo Bradway was taken ill with scarlet fever last week. Much sympathy is expressed for Mrs. Brad way, as she was only just out of quarantine after being shut in for six weeks with the disease.
 A good number of parishioners and friends of Miss A. F. Brown, pastor of the local Methodist church hung her large basket full of good things last Monday evening. They were invited in and games were played and refreshments were served. A general good time was enjoyed by all. Congregational Church Notes: The Ladies' Aid society will serve the usual supper in the vestry. At the annual meeting of the l.. A. s. the following officers were chosen: Presi- dent. Mrs. 0. l.. Turner; vice.presi- dents, Mrs. James Swift, Mrs. Clarence White, Mrs. Ladd; secretary, Mrs. 0. O. Lyon; treasurer, Mrs. F. M. Sanger. This week a square Steinway piano has been placed in the vestry. Methodist Church Notes: The pas- tors subject for next Sunday morning will be "Jesus Only" The Epworth League topic Sunday evening, "Anni. versary Day. Mothers Day, Oele' brated by League ' Leader, Mrs. H. Bosworth. At the annual meeting of the l.. A. s. the following officers were chosen: President, Mrs. Geo. Miller; vice. presidents, Mrs. Frank Belcher, Mrs. T. M. Lyon, Mrs. Wm Chandler; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. G. Hammer; collectors at table, Miss Bertha Belcher and Miss Arlene Hanna; solicitors for food. Irene and Dorothy Beloher, Arlene and Blanch Hanna; solicitor for members, Mrs. Miller; entertainment committed, A. Chandler, Louis Roberts, Miss A. F. Brown, Bertha Beloher, Nellie Dugdale and Idabell Bowden; sewing com- mittee, Chairman Mrs. Fred Bowden, Mrs. T. M. Lyon, Idabelle Bowden, Mrs w. Belcher, Mrs. Ballou, Mrs. MoNortl,v oud Mro Mathowc