The Press., 1917-07-19

Crystal lake.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Yare of East Killingly were the guests of MT. and Mrs. John Yare over Sunday.
 Mrs. Thomas Murnighan and hel daughter of Amsterdam, N r., is wis iting her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Han. ley.
 Earl Gary was in Newport, R. l., yesterday. He tried to enlist in the U. s. naval reserve force but failed in the physical examination. .
 Stafford. .
 The coming Paramount attractions al Town Hall July 21st: Lou Tellegen in "Victory of Conscience" The sacrifice of two lives in ain attempt to save other souls endeared to them Is just climax to one of the strongest photo-plays of the day. This, Is a story of a spiritual and mental awakening, dramatic, tense, beau. tlfully and wonderfully portrayed, in five parts. July 25th, Fannie Ward in "Each Pearl Tear" A wealthy man, who has acquired a wonderful string of pearls, at. tempts to barter them for the body and soul of beautiful girl but love will find its own-and does, bringing in the Pearls as boomerang to wreck their owner. A powerful dramatic story with delightful ending, in five parts.
 Mrs Janet St. Marie is the guest of friends in Boston.
 Mrs. Maxine Breseau is very low, suffering from a paralytio shock.
 Richard Pero of Monson spent several days last week with his grand parents, MT. ands Mrs. Chas. Pero.
 Mrs. H. H. Stacy, with her grand children, Raymond and Paul Stacy, of Leominster, Mass, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Wright.
 Mrs. Eliza Risly of Manchester and Mrs. Lydia Weston of Attleboro, Mass. [, and Mrs. Martha Thompson of Mon- son were guests of Mrs. Jane H. John- son last week.
 Frederick Glover entertained Rev. O. H. Puffer, R A. Booth, scout master, and the local boy scouts to tea last night, it being his birthday. Needless to say the party was a merry one.
 Baptist Church Notes: Sunday ervioes-Morning, "Jesus and our ;" evening, Jehovah s Servant. Ice cream will be sold in the chapel Tuesday evening first from G to 8 o'clock. ,4l..
 Mrs. Lydia Sands, 73,,''died last Friday evening. She had a severe attack of the grip last January from which she did not fully recover and had been in failing health since. She was a native of Stafford and much of her life had been spent in this place, where she was much respected. The funeral was held at her late home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. F. A. Manderson officiating. The were J. M. Wright, H. M. Jenkins, J. M. Dimmiok and O. W. She leaves one daughter. drs. L. W. Collard, of Springfield, md two sons, Alva and Emery, of his place, and one brother of Walnut Hill, Me. The interment was at 
 West Stafford. Mir. and Mrs. Frank Wood of Hart ord have been guests at O.. D. ilazier's.
 Parties from Hartford have been njoying camp life on the Bradway at the Hop Yard.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter of are spending the week with heir sister, Mrs. Charles Glazier.
 The play, "The Elopement of Gllen," given on Wednesday even- ng, was much enjoyed by a large Iudienoe.
 Miss Agnes Holmes, who has been 1t the Johnson hospital, has returned Q her~heme and Miss Mabel Lawrence s with her.
 Louis Demars, ST., was given a party by large number of elatiVes and friends last Saturday 'Vening. Refreshments were served md all had jolly time. MT. Demars vas presented with a chair.
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 Arthur Minor was in New London Friday and Saturday of last week.,
 Ernest Smith of Hartford called on elatives and friends the first of the week.
 Wilbur Wiers and family have novel and are nicely settled in their newly repaired house.
 Haymakers are having a pretty lard time to get in their hay which las been out for number of days.
 Miss Agnes Minor of Hartford 'isited her mother on Sunday, who s quite miserable with heart trouble. ;
 Dorothy Garvais of the Springs is pending the week with her grand MT. and Mrs. M. G. Chap nan.
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 Mr. and Mrs. John Maryanek have little son, Paul. born. last Saturday morning.
 Robert J.Dummond of New Britain 'isited his uncle, George Drummond, asst week.
 The ladies of the Congregational ihurch will serve a salad supper this Thursday evening. \,
 Harry Phelps of East Hartford is with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Slwin Phelps, for few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Bosworth and Julia, of East Wilmington, visited local relatives last Sunday.
 Mrs. Jennie Converse Dorsey and Mrs. Sanger and son, Archie, attended he funeral of Dr.. Harvey H. Converse l. m