The Press., 1918-07-18

1 Corporal Hartnett and Johnson o1 the 104th write that Norman's in. juries are not serious.
 Hydeville.
 An auto load of Hydeville's young people attended dance at Union Sat. urday evening
 Mrs. Milton Soule spent last week with her daughter, Mrs H. R How ard, at Mashapaug.
 Several large snapping turtles have been taken from the Phoenix Woolen Co.'S pond during the past two weeks. Amos Ginholt has already secured five of them.
 Mrs. J. W. Robinson has returned from Springfield where she was called by the critical illness of her father. It is encouraging to learn that he is slowly improving from his recent severe attack of heart trouble.
 The new tennis court at Hyde park extension is showing signs of oomple- tion. It ia indeed gratifying to see this new park being fitted for gam es i of an out of door nature. Besides tennis, arrangements are being made to improve the ground for oroquet and quoits. It is hoped that all will avail themselves of this opportunity of play ing good healthful games in nature's ont of doors, and thus make It worth while having these improvements made.
 StaffordviIIe.
 Private Francis Smith was home from Camp Devens 8 few days last week.
 Robert Smith was taken tn Ih4 Springfield hospital last week r treatment
 John Lyon of Westford has been the guest recently of his brother, Theodore M. Lyon.
 Mrs. Harold Tallman of Worcester is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs John Rishton, this week.
 Mrs. Tatler and daughter of Brook k lyn, N. Y are spending two weeks with MT and Mrs. John Emhoff and family.
 Rev. and Mrs. ]. M. Von Deck and family and Mrs Edith Mathews vis- ited friends in Bolton last week Friday.
 Arthur Chamberlin left town Tues day for New York to join the boys who have been called to fight for their oolors.
 Miss Myrtle Phelps of Boston ani Mrs. Emory Phelps and family of Hartford are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Elwin Phelps this week
 There will be literary and musi- cal entertainment with light refresh ments, held in the M k. Vestry this week Friday evening under the aus pioes of the EpWorth League. There will be talent from Bolton and Filing ton. Price for adults, 15 cents: ohil- dren, 10 cents.
 Fl. E. Church Notes: The pastor s subject for next Sunday will be " Assurance of Salvation. ' The Sun day school recently elected the follow ing officers and teachers for the en- suing year: Superintendent, Rev. | Mir. Von Deck assistant superintend- ent. Mir. Fisk; librarian, Miss Irene Beloher; secretary and treasurer, Miss Irene Merchant; assistant secre 5ary and treasurer, Miss Margaret Merchant. Teachers MT. Fisk and Mrs. Carpenter for the senior classes, Mrs. H. Bosworth and Mrs. Medbery .or the intermediate classes, Mrs. Won Deck for the primary class.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. G. F. Shepard is entertaining her sister, Miss Jessie Hosie, of New York.
 Miss Doris Glazier is spending week with her uncle, Irving Goodell, in Mansfield.
 Miss Estella A. Carmon, who has been keeping house for Harry Fisher, to Boston last Saturday.
 Albert Greaves of Pittsburg, Pa and Miss Bertha Greaves of Hartford have been visiting their mother, Mrs. Selina Greaves.
 Miss Mary Bogie has as guests Miss Christina Bogie of Saranao Lake, Miss Edna Whiffens of Mt. Vernon, and Mrs. Ralph Elsman of Bayport, N. Y.
  Fred and Elrio Ramsey, who are in the next draft call, were given a party last Saturday night at their home. They were each presented with a wrist watch.
 Mrs. Mamie Harrington and three children of New Haven are with her mother, Mrs Marie Jensen. Neils Jensen of New Haven has also been spending several days with his mother.
 The 0. E. society will hold lawn party at the home of O. D. Glazier next week Tuesday evening, July 23. Ice cream and cake will be for sale. If stormy it will be held in the church Vestry. Everybody welcome.