The Press., 1919-09-04
w, w, Co, Strike Settled,

The employees of the weaving de
 partment of the Warren Woolen Go returned to work this morning. Thei representative were given an offer a a meeting Tuesday afternoon. Wed nesday morning the strikers were called together in the Italian hal where the offer was made known tt them and they decided to accept. The offer was again gone over in a meet. ing between the representatives and mill men, which was held yesterday afternoon. The terms include a gen. eral raise of six per cent and an ad- l factory to the parties. Miss Helen Anderson of Norwich is visiting at the Kinsman home on Grant avenue.
 Miss Mary Hanley was operated upon for appendicitis at the Johnson hospital Tuesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Carl Lasbury and son, I William, and Mrs. Inez M. Lasbury spent Labor day in Torrington.
 Miss Anna Bates entertained her cousin, Miss Irene F. Bates, of East hampton, Mass, the past week
 The Calhoun baseball team of Springfield will oppose the locals for the deciding game of their series on the Hyde park diamond next Saturday afternoon. The locals expect to play in Rockville Sunday afternoon.
 The workers in the Stafford Worsted mill, who went out on strike. were promised whatever raise the Warren WOolen Go strikers would be given. The latter have received six per cent. raise and similar increase is offered the employees of the WOrsted mill
 West Stafford
 Miss Chadburn of Boston is the guest of Mrs. Chas. Slater.
 Erskine Holmes and daughter. Agnes, are visiting relatives in Springfield.
 John C nnklin of Boston is spending his vacation with his sister. Mrs. Frazier
 MT. and Mrs. Keeft of Gla >tonhurv are visiting Tn the home of Chas. Lawrence
 George Lombard of Springfield spent Labor day with his sister, Mrs. Edwin Blair
 Mrs. Edwin Blair attended the Fuller reunion at Forest Park, Springfield last Saturday.
 Miss Beulah Ellis has returned to her home in Somers after spending two weeks with relatives here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Bradway have re turned from weeks trip through the White Mountains with Mir. and Nrs C. Walton Aborn of New York City.
 During the month of August Mrs. C. F. Kellogg has had for guests. Miss Ella Raymond of H9rtford, Miss Barker of Richmond Hill. NY, C. B Kellogg and son, of Westfield, N. J.. MT and Mrs. Herbert Wilkinson of Arlington. N. J and Mr. and Mrs Henry B. Perkins of ColIinsviIle
 Stafford
 Misses Margaret and Rachel Glover are spending their vacation at Port land, Me.
 Hadley and Robert Booth of Provi- dence are visiting at the home of their grandfather, Rev. 1. P. Booth
 Stated communication of Wolcott Lodge, F. & A. M. in the new Masonic hall tonight Important business.
 William Park has returned from a stay in the White Noun ,ains. Mrs. Park is making a longer stay.
 A mistake was made in last weeks Press in announcing services in the Jniversalist church for last Sunday. | They will be held next Sunday. w. A. Black spent Labor day here, | to New York Monday even | ng. Mrs. Sarah Black returned with | i'm and will spend the month with | CT children in New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. A. Colburn and | on, Russell, of Burlington, Vt., are | pending a few days with Mr. and | e. Colburn will motor back to Burling- | on with them the last of the week. Baptist Church Notes: A covenant | meeting will be held Saturday at 3 D. | Il. On Sunday morning there will be | short service with baptism, Sunday | school and Lords supper Evening subject: Choosing Between Two | )piniOns" Rev. I. P. Booth went last week to | hoTTlSFllle, FL., to attend the Vermont 1 Jniversalist convention in session here this week. On Sunday morning Or. Booth occupied the pulpit at Nor 'isville, where he was pastor for six cen years. The J. G. Wightman house has been | 'laced on it's new foundation across | he street from it's former site MT. | md Mrs. Wightman have been spend l ng the time of moving with Mr. and | lrs. H. R. Wightman on Stafford | Street, but are now living in the old | 
 StaffOrdviIIe
 Miss Elizabeth VOn Deck is the | ,uest of relatives in Bolton for a few lays this week.
 Mrs. Lizzie MorreIl is visiting rela- ives in Watervliet and Schenectady, '. Y., this week.
 Miss Catherine Murray of Stafford Springs visited her friend, Miss Irene 3elcher, on Labor day
 Victor Kaleta, clerk in Phelps & store, spent a few days with relatives in Mashapaug last week.