The Press., 1917-09-27

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 J. P. Brown attended Crane Masters day at the Masonic home, Wallingford, Saturday. Mrs. Brown Eapent the day with her daughter, Mrs. 2.B. Engley. . Is Mrs. Joseph Rabideau and Mrs John Christensen have collected by subscription $14 for military watch abe presented to Fred Rabideau who is@inathe service.
 Mir. .and.Mrs H. Rams1en of Dal. ton; Mass, having recently purchased a Buick ruuabout, are able to spend the weekend: at their home here quite frequently.
 Miss Carolyn, Ellery, who has been living with Mrs. Nella Weston through the summer. is. to remain through the coming year and will attend the Kinney grammar school
 .1Ths> regular monthly supper will be served at Universalist church next Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. HosteBses: Mrs. H. 0. Fisk, Mrs. H. R.. Wightman and Miss Lucy Matthews. .z...- G..
 s"Fhifty ladies met in the chapel of the Baptist church last Tuesday after noon where they worked for the Red Cross. 4'The next meeting will be held at grange hall next Tuesday after noon at 2%o'clook.
 Word has been received that Earl Wa1bridge of Mystic, formerly of this place, is on his way to France. He is in the 2d Provisional Co. and has been stationed at Camp DeVens the past few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur West have moved their goods from the A. D. Cady house, recently purchased by Arthur Cady of Hartford. MT. West has taken a position with the Hendee Motorcycle Go. of Springfield.
 ,.Messages received by numerous friends from John Bowden and Fred Rabideau :. at Camp Denvers report army. life much pleasanter than they had. z. expected. They had lesson in housekeeping upon their arrival at camp. fIling their bed-ticks with straw. ,.;: .
 l., The following is the program for the grange meeting next Tuesday evening aKoll-oall responded to by oanlA ..rAoa.1 bor yo,,o;rU o I,Io,,;oo AI,aG has been brought about as a result of sthez great -Wari:~ paper, =4sHoW are the food control laws working out ?" : song 124: "How keep alive the home tonoh with our boys in training oamps?"; reading; current events. '-' Staffordville. ----.. .,
 Mrs. R l. Waltridge was the guest of relatives last Friday.
 Miss Lillian Robinson .of, Coventry was the week end guest of Miss Rose Gillingham.
 Mrs. A. l.. Duncan of Worcester has been the guest the past week of Fred Bowden.
 |, James Nonn of HydevilTe was taken i'll with appendicitis last week and taken to the Johnson hospital for an operation.
 Mrs. F M Sanger and three sons,, Archie, Allison and Selah, visited relatives in Eastford and. >-ClaFk's Corner for the week end.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Beloher and son, George, and MT. and Mrs James Swift were guests of MT. and Mrs. Edgar Swift in Longmeadow, Mass. :, last Sunday.
 Kenneth Medbery entertained a few of~his little friends last !Satur- day afternoon in honor of his sixth birthday-: Refreshments were served and all had an enjoyable time.
 Methodist Church Notes: The pastors subject for next Sunday morn- ing will be "The Divine Ooulist and the Opened Vision.' Sunday evening his subject is '"To-day, it's Historical Value. '' Next week Thursday even- ing the regular bean supper will be served in the vestry.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur West, who have been residents of this town for many years, have moved to Spring. field where MT. Vest has. lucrative position. He was unable to continue work at the Riverside mill, as he could not obtain house to live in at the Hollow, after the one occupied was sold. Mrs. West, who, has taken active parts in the local Oongre- gational church musical and social life. will be greatly missed by all of kindred interests.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. D J. Glazier is on the sick list.
 MT. and Mrs Peter Jensen spent Sunday with relatives in Hartford. ,
 Miss Mildred Glazier has been quite seriously, ill,, but is now inn proving.
 Mrs ahd Mrs. F. z. Fairfield were guests of .FelatiRes in. Rock file on Sunday.
 Raymond Roberts and Miss Annie Ryan of Thomaston are to be married next Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Bliss of Springfield spent last week with MT. and Mrs, N, P. Harding.
 Alfred siswiok and family have returned to Springfield after spending the summer at 0. D. Glazier's cottage on the hill.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society will be held next Thurs day afternoon at 2. 30 o'clock at Mrs Fairfield's. All the members are re. quested to be present.
 Mir. and Mrs. LaVergne Dimock