The Press., 1918-08-29
wm. A. Pease lost a valuable horse

Wm. A. Pease lost valuable horse last week Wednesday.
 Jesse Pease of Camp Devens wis ited friends and relatives here last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. M. L. Bradway and son, Ellis, and MT. and Mrs. Nelson of East Hartford are in camp at the Hop Yard.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chester Kellogg and son from Westfeld, N. J., have been visiting their parents. MT. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg.
 Preparatory service at the Congre- gational church this Thursday even ing, followed by brief business ses- sion. The pastor, Rev. w. o. Berck- man, will preach on the "Unthinking Need of the Hour" followed by the celebration of the Lords supper next Sunday.
 Stafford
 Paramount and Aircraft Pictures, Town Hal: : Saturday, Aug. 3lst, Mary Pick ford in Pride of the Clan" The story: Upon her fathers death, Marget Mactavish becomes head of Clan Mac lavish, dwellers on an island of the Scot tish coast. Her sweetheart, Jamie Cam ble, turns out to be the son of the count ess of Dunstable, and Marget is persn- aded to renounce him, on the ground that it is for his good. In despair she cuts adrift the old hulk in which she has made her home, caring not where the wind and waves may take her. The old craft is sinking when Jamie, putting off in q boat from countess yacht rescues her and tells her that his station in life shall not part them Also Mack, Sen nett comedy, Ut Pays tn Exercise" " Note on the above date 8 matinee will be given at D ID. Wednesday, Sept 4th, Charles Ray in "His Mother Boy, from Rupert Hughes story, When life iS marked down." This is the picture wherein the Texas oil fields are presented as a natural background for story that teens with interest. l will also show the Sth chapter Of "The Son of DemOCra- cy." Down the River: Mississippi Ilv- CT adventures when Abraham Lincoln, the young man, pilots a raft to New Or leans and becomes involved with north ern slave stealers. There is a rapId ac tion and strong heart interest as well as humor when a little colOred hoy helps Ahe in a thrilling coup.
 Regular meeting of stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. William Halstead of Providence is visiting her aunt, Miss Jane Sessions.
 Miss Mary Matthews of Millbury, Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs Mat thew keefe.
 Mrs. Nellie little of Willimantic spent a few days last week with her neice, Ms Joseph Depeau.
 Mrs. Thomas Morarty and two chil- dren of Hartford, are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. B A. Fox.
 lawn party and ice cream sale will be held on the grounds of the Uni er-alist church next Friday evening.
 Earl Daniels has returned from fort nights vacation spent with friends in New Hampshire and Vermont.
 The local branch of the Red Cross will resume their meetings in grange hall next Tuesday afternoon for work
 Miss Alice Lord of Newburyport, Mass, and Miss Lillian Fredett of PaWtucket, R. l., are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. leo. II. Lord.
 Mrs. Jane Hatch, Mrs. Marion Good , l and Mir. and Mrs. F. l.. Upham at ended Old Home day at Mt. Ochepe- uck last Tuesday.
 Mrs. H. M Jenkins is the guest of her | 'rother, Stedman Williams, of Brimfeld. | Irs. Laura Whiten is caring for her Iome duties during her absence. The regular evening service will be | leld in the Uniyersalist church next | 'unday, after the annual vacation. Next | Wednesday, evening the regular monthly | upper will be served from 6 to 8. Host sses, Mrs. Myron Leonard, Mrs. Emily 3urdick, Miss Hannah Black.
 Baptist Church Notes Sunday morn ng Mrs. MandersOn will preach on John !: Is; evening, Christian EndeaVor. top Q, All for Christ-our tongues" leader, frs. NJ. Hatch. Picnic on Monday at rove of Geo. Jenkins. The parents are invited to accompany the children.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Lasbury and Miss tuby Bugbee of Springfield were the uests of Mrs. Inez Lasbury over the yoakon1 MfSO punbao ,r-os GOrooa.lu n Iurse at the Johnson hospital and re- entity enlisted in the Red Cross; and ex- 'ects to leave soon for work in the south Tn hospitals.
 HydeVllle
 Miss Elizabeth Lynch from Boston, is isiting the Misses Moore this week.
 Mrs. Michael Cunningham, who is at he Johnson Memorial hospital, is much 
 The Misses Nellie and Elizabeth Pagan re spending part of the week in Boston nd suburbs.
 Mrs. Carrie GoOdwell of Springfield is njUying an extended visit at the home f Arthur Smith.
 Falrman Howard, who has been stay lg with his grandmother, has returned 0 his home in Mashapang.
 Mrs. Michael Swift, who is at the St. 'rancis Hospital, laltford, is expected Iome the first of next week.
 
 The silo at the Hatch farm, which was blown down last fall, has been rebuilt nd is now ready for the harvest
 Mir and Mrs. Austin Sterns and two hildren from Westboro, Mass are visit