The Press., 1917-12-06

4@AAON VO GO@A4AGN U0AOGOs l A0 6pChA6l will be Clinton T. King and Henr H. Hunt, both of Hartford. They wi tell how the Kaiser's program ( conquest has been carried forwar thus far; why Germany wants peac now; the meaning of the lates European developments what Prussia victory would mean to America wha the United States has done since wa was declared; what you can do t help America win the war and bring enduring peace to the world. William Park will preside at the rally ant there will be liberty chorus Mel and women are invited to attend.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Louise Greaves of Hartford i visiting Mrs. Henry Greayes
 Mir. and Mrs. George Ellithorp' entertained family party on Thanks giving.
 Frank Williams of Springfield wal with his sister, Mrs. Peter Jensen, fast week. n
 Mrs. E. N. Atwood of Niantit spent last week with her mother, Mrs. Janette Newell.
 Miss Edna Fletcher goes to Monsor on Friday where she has secured g position at the hat shop
  ] Mir. and Mrs. Milton Maxfield have moved into the tenement recently vacated by Raymond Jones. < Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Holmes ot Rockville were with MT. and Mrs. F. z. Fairfield for Thanksgiving.
 Bert Alberty has returned from the Johnson hospital and is rapidly re. covering from an attack of pneumonia
 MT. and Mrs. Myron Gilbert and Miss Nellie Field spent Thanksgivi ing with MT. and Mrs. Hart Buell. in Gilead.
 The church supper and entertain ment which was to have been given on Friday evening has been postponed indefinitely.
 Miss Mabel Lawrence is acting as substitute in the primary school iu the absence of Miss Eunice Bradway who is in Boston.
 Miss Ethel Davis, who is teaching in Oxford, and Alhert Davis of Spring field spent the Thanksgiving recess with their parents, MT. and Mrs. M. F. Davis.
 Miss Helen Preston, Dorothy, George and F. Wayland Preston, 3d are visiting at Harry A. Preston's in Mass. he having motored lown for them Thanksgiving week. They are also visiting F. Wayland Preston of East Weymouth, Mass. O. D Preston spent Thanksgiving day with his brother, Harry, at Auburn 1ale and later went to East Weymouth Tor a short visit.
 Mrs Emma Kitchen Tutein died at inc Johnson hospital on Sunday even' ing having sustained a stroke of apoplexy the Wednesday previous from which she did not regain consciousness MT. and Mrs. Tutein came here from Boston last spring and purchased the 5la8ier farm. Mrs. Tutein was held in the highest esteem by all who znew her. Besides her husband, Al. pert Tutein, she leaves her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kitchen. and several brothers and sisters who reside in Boston. The~body was-taken to Boston where the funeral and burial took 1lace.
 Crystal Lake DIstrict)
 s. H. Smith, who has been quite poorly for the past few weeks is gain ng.
 MT. and Mrs. M. e. Chapman entertained a company of twelve .ela atiyes and friends on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. B. Smith and son, Howard, were the guests of MT and Mrs. Ernest Loveland of the borough ,ver Sunday.
 Master Winifred Chapman, who has 1een absent from school for six weeks ,n account of a broken arm, returned 70 school Monday.
 ... Staffordville
 Mrs. Maine of South Coventry $ with her daughter, Mrs. George Potter, at present.
 Judson Turney of Willimautio was nome with his mother. Mrs. Medbery, 1ver Thanksgiving.
 Harry Smith of Addison was the Thanksgiving guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith.
 Miss Bertha Beloher was the guest of her cousins, MT. and Mrs. Frank Mills in North Uxbridge over Thanks giving.
 MT. and Mrs. G. w, Miller and Ernest Cooley visited Rev. M. Ii. Jones at the home of Mrs. Ohas. Fox at the Springs on Monday.
 Mrs Margaret Bowden and two Earl and Pearl Bowden, and Edward Sanger were Thanksgiving guests of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Bowdeu in Monaon.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen s. West and two children of Springfield and MT. and Mrs. Asa Harris of Stafford Hollow were the Thanksgiving guests ,f Mrs. Lima Booth.
 This Thursday evening there is to De two.ao play given in the vestry of the Congregational church. Ad 10 cents for adults; cents Or children. There will also be a Iale of fancy and useful articles, ice lream and peanuts.
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