The Press., 1917-08-09

It Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes fell Sunuay and j. broke her hip. She is at he
 home and is doing we'll.
 .pMiss Sevena Mattesen, who has beer . visiting her brother here, has returned
 to her home in East Hartford. Miss Anna Cady and Miss Katherine , Murnighan of Amsterdam, N. Y., are 3 the guests of Mrs. W. J. Hanley. MT. and Mrs. MoNab and their daughter have been the guests of hel
 mother, Mrs. August Schneider, for week.
 MT. and Mrs. Archie Vanesse and
 two children, Roy and May, of Wills vile, Ohio, are visiting his sister, Mrs. Napoleon Vezie.
 Mrs. T. Fraser was operated on at the Johnson hospital Monday by Dr. Aloorn for gall stones. She is mak-
 ing a good recovery. Miss Nina Brosnan of Hartford has
 returned to her home in Hartford after a weeks visit with Mrs. Edward Mullins of West Main street. -se
 The Ludlow team has cancelled the
 game booked with the Stafford team for Saturday. Manager Clark as yet has not been able to fill up that date.
 Maria, widow of Timothy Neville,
 died in Springfield on Tuesday. The funeral was held at All Souls church
 this morning. The body will be
 brought here for burial. Mrs Neville lived in Staffordville most of her life. She is surVive1 by two sons, John of Buffalo and James of WarrenVille; one daughter, Katherine, of Spring field and one granddaughter, Kath- crime MoGuire, of Springfield who lived with Mrs. Neville at the time of her death.
 Stafford.
 Paramount Pictures, Town Hall Don't forget the extra show tonight, Aug. 9th. For Aug. 11th, Valentine Grant in "The Daughter of Macgregon." It's tense but 1t ends with laugh, and is strong love story all the way through with girl who has some big battles to win, and wins them. The story takes you from the parental roof in Bonnie Scotland to lumber camp in America, where the heroine captures hearts and Is in turn captured by her own true lover, despite as we said-complicatiOns. Aug. 14th, Pauline Frederick in ''Ashes of Embers." Two sisters, one 8 butterfly, interested only in worldly pleasures the other less talented, a cashier in department store. The butterhy's demands on the drudge, and how she finally steals from her cash drawer the butterfy's marriage to mil lionalre, and consequent divorce, make a play of tense complications. The dual role of the two sisters is marvelously y play ed by Miss Frederick. Cast P. Fred erick, Earl Foxe, Frank Josee, Magic Holloway Fisher, Herbert J. Frank, Jay Wilson.
 There will be no services in the Baptist church this week.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Edward French last Monday.
 Miss Helen Anderson is the guest of her parents at Suncook, N. H.
 Mrs. Eliza Dugdale is enjoying a | two-weeks' vacation with her daugh- ter, Mrs Fay Keefe, at Dover, N. H.
 Miss Margaret Black has returned from few-days' visit with friends in Worcester, Mass, bringing with her Miss Louisa Caroline Brynt and Fred Brynt of Worcester, Mass
 Oliver Mccarthy and Henry Mo. Guire of Derby were guests of MT. | and Mrs. Mathew Keefe over the week end.
 Russell Oolburn is suffering from a severe heat prostration caused by | working ill the extreme heat of last | week Tuesday.
 Miss Minnie Hunt of Pasadena, Gal, called on old friends last Fri day. She is spending a month at her old home in Hampden, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. B. A. Fox of South Wilmington have bought of E. 0. l Pinney the house occupied by Arthur | Adams and will take possession in the | fall. The many friends of MT. and | Mrs. Fox will be glad to welcome them back as residents.
 For the next meeting of the canning club to be held Friday, Aug. 17th, the following program has been arranged: Roll-call, answered by | naming a pot herb easy to raise and | tell method of keeping Method of cooking greens. Method of cook ing strong juiced vegetables, Mrs. G. A. Wagner. Soups made of canned vegetables. Vegetables for child ! from three to five and methods of | preparations, Mrs. Alice Dimmiok. Why examine labels on commercial | cans. Advantages of home canning, Miss Rachel Glover. Meaning of l soaked beans and why undes irable. | Why can beets and carrots, Miss Mabel | E. Booth. Roll-c Simple desserts from canned fruit.
 StaffordviIle.
 Miss Kate Dalinder of Springfield was the guest of MT. and Mrs. J. H. McCarthy over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Tallman of | Medford, Mass, are guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Rishton, this week. .
 MT. and Mrs. George Taylor and | two little children of South Coventry wsre4the guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank | Belcher on Sunday.
 Miss Blanche Hammer, who has been spending several weeks with relatives in Blackstone, Mass, re- turned home last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Hopkins and two children and Mrs. W. I. Maine and J. Maine of South Coventry were the guests of Mrs. Geo. Potter on Sunday.
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