The Press., 1918-10-31
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last evening to allow the churches to resume services next Sunday, and the schools and moving picture houses to open next Monday. The number or new cases of influenza reported has been gradually growing less each day and nearly all are very mild.
 Ernest Royce of Somersworth, N H., was in town over Sunday.
 Misses Mary and Margaret Ballan- tine are spending a few days in Bos- ton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert McNeill Of Rockville spent Sunday with Mrs. A. M. Royce.
 Richard Murray and John Levene have Ieen ordered to report for duty at Newport, R. l., next Thursday. Mrs. Annie Mullen has purchased the Levitt house on the lower end Of West Main street now occupied by H. F. Ward.
 There will be a meeting of the war dens and vestrymen of Grace church ! the rectOry.
 At the Current Events club meeting ] Monday evening, H. c. Morrison assistant secretary of the state board of education will speak on Education. Mrs. C. H. Moore will sing. Com mittee. Mrs. R. w. Ellis, Miss F.. B. WashLurn and Mrs. F. F. Patten.
 Confirma jon will be administered by Bishop Milan at St. Edwards church next Sunday at 1915 mass. Vehicles will be at the Hollow and Hydeville at 9 to convey parishioners from that locality.
 pr. H. H. Moore and family of West | Warren Mass, have moved into the | house on East Main street which he Irecently purchased from Frederick l NovC5roski Dr. Moore intends to l .actice in this town. | Mrs Frank Brown of St. Charles, 1 H.. has been visiting Mrs. A. M. Royce for the past few days. Mrs. | Royce intends to accompany Mrs. Brown to her home in Illinois where she will spend the winter. Houston Landon of Old SaybrOOk has taken the position of pharmacist in the Mccormick drug store. F. H. ! Spelman, who was substituting there is now acting as pharmacist in the Eaton drug store in MT. Mills's ab- sence.
 | Claude R. Taylor escaped from the | state prison at Wethersfeld early last l E..iday morning with another convict and at last accounts had not been re- captured The prisoners were on | ..tchen duty and managed to make their way into the prison yard by | .rawling through a coal bin window. 1 ndcr cover of a heavy fog they were [ :Dle to make their way to the prison wall where they climbed a length of .,I,2 and escaped. Owing to a de- | creased nunber of guards there were no outside watchmen to stop the | mems flight.
 West Stafford We wish to thank our friends for | their presents of wrist watches and writing kits. presented to us before our leaving for Fortress Monroe. Clinton P. Bradway, Louis Demars, DimOck B. GlaZier. Joseph Ferry is i'll with influenza.
 Mrs. Robert Greaves is suffering from an attack of the grip. Mrs. c. D. Glazier and four chill dren are i'll with the influenza. A nurse from Springfield is caring for them. They are all recovering.
 Mrs F. z. Fairfield has received | word of the death of her nephew, Cor poraI Milford Holmes, in France. He was in the field artillery and went to France in June. He is the son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Holmes, who now | live in California.
 Stafford Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Fox have been quite i'll with the influenza, but are now recovering
 Mrs Harley Dimmick has suffic- | iently recovered from her recent at tack of influenza to be out. MT. Dim mick is also gaining. l There will be a meeting for Red | Cross work next week Tuesday at grange hall. It is desired that all work out may be completed and brought in at that meeting.
 Miss Harriet McLaren of Boston, who has been quite ill with influenza in that city, is convalescing at the home of her sister, Mrs. John Storm.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 StaffOrdVille
 We desire to express our sincere thanks to our relatives and friends for their kindness and sympathy shown us in our recent bereavement.
 MT. and Mrs. George Cooley and family.
 daughter was born to Rev. and Mrs J. M. VOn Deck Oct. 25.
 Mrs. Rose Silk visited relatives in Brookfield, Mass, over Sunday.
 Mrs. Everett Clark and daughter of BrOOkfield, Mass, are visiting her mother, Mrs. Larges, this week.
 Mrs. Wm Chandler of Hydeville is taking care of the sick ones at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Belcher
 Mrs. John Rishton returned home last Saturday evening after spending week with her daughter, Mrs. Lila Rishton Tallman, in Worcester.
 Mr and Mrs George Fiske, who have teen spending the summer months at their home in StaffOrdville
 returned to Boston on Wednesday for the winter.
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