The Press., 1919-12-04
SOMERS

SUM EKS MT. and Mrs Benjamin A. Gayer have | left for q visit to New York City. Frank Combs has sold his farm tc 1 Tony Molinski, who will soon take pos | session.
 Miss Julia Prase of Norwich has been visiting in the home of her cousin, Mrs Nel>on Welch.
 Miss Myrtle Converse of EagIevilIe is spending several days as the guest ot
 Miss Sara Billings.
 Mise Marion Ellis of New Britain has l 'een visiting her cousins, Mis- ,es Mar. garetta and Ella Grover Mrs w. c. Peace and Mrs. Angie w Bond have been recent guests Of Mr. aa !
 Mrs c. C. Wood in Ellington. Mr. and Mrs. Charles $. Fuller spent Thank sg wing with Mrs. FuIIe.'s father, Ii. V. Griffin, i', East Cir ,nby MT. anI Mrs. Francis Bill and son. Iom' of IIait'orI have been guests in the hone of their brother Fred F.. Field.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Washington and two sons of New Britain. have been visiting Nr. Worthington $ father M. !, Warrington
 Miss Mary k. Lawley of itDIvoke m Miss Ma tha E. Hersry of Hartford were werk end guests in the home of Miss F. Louise 'atten.
 Mr.. Paul G'iswold and d ,ughter. May Chapel, If Stuff Id. aul Mrs. May Orr of New Haven have been visl ting their par ents, Mr and Mrs. Frank Chapel
 The Cheerful Workers class of the sunday school held their monthly buIi- ness meeting ani social tuesday evening the homo of NJ ss Marjorie Curtis.
 Mir. and Mrs. Eucius- BsardsIey have returne'i to N".v York City after spend ing several days with MT. Beard~Iey'> parents, Mir. and Mrs. Horace Beardsley.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph l.. Moore and little son, GordOn, Oi Westticlu, spent Thank sgivng and the week, end with Mrs. Moore's m ,ther, Mrs. A.G. Cha pin
 Mir. aud Mrs. Everett P. Russell Ina, e been entertaining Mrs. E. Ellsworth Niles of New York and MT. and Mrs. J H. Mclean and young son Russell of Hart ford
 w. B. ScofeId was given birthday surprise in his hom Thursday nj ght by friends and relatives from Longmeadow and Springfield. A gold watch was pre- scented to him.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur H. Gager and son, Arthur Henry, have returneI to their home in Philadelphia after spend ing. few days with their parents. MT. and Mrs. II. M. Gager.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Chapel have had a. guests, Mir. and Mrs. Paul Griswold and little daughter and Mrs. Arthur >ikes of Suffied, also Mir. and Mrs. Ris- ing of Windsor Locks.
 Mrs. Belle Pierce, who has been con
 fined in her home for some time by ill- ness, has rtc,vered sufficiently to be moved to the home of Mrs. A. L. !Iurd, where she will remain for the pres ,nt.
 Guests over Thank sgiving in the home If Mrs. w. A. Peasn were Mr. and Mrs. Alison Allen and tn 'ir children, Robert Marion and Edith of Agawam and Mr. and Mrs Charles w Tease and young daughter, Helen.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur II. ';ager and son, Henry of Philadelphia, Alr and Mrs. Harry L Burdick of Chicopee Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Guger oi this place are with their parents, MT. and Mrs Henry M. Gayer.
 Rev. Mir. anl Mrs. John 5. Curtis were given a surpr,sn by their pArishion CTS Saturday evening on the occasion of their twent y fifth wedding anniversary They received d bunch of chrysanthe- nuns in which was concealed an enve. lope containing $ll5.
 Miss Mabelle Avery and her father, Erwin Avery, are entertaining MT. and Mrs. Ernest Avery and daughter. Miss Elizabeth Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Valirus Kibbe and three children, Valirus, Bar bara and Gerald. and Mir. and Mrs For rest Aver y and little son, Erwin David.
 Miss Rose Corrnier and Phieas Martel were united in marriage last week Tues- day morning in All Saints Church, Som- ersville, by Rev. Father O'Brien. Both were employed by the SomersviIIe Man ufacturing Company. They were at tended by Miss Denise Leger and Ned Cormier, a brother of the bride.
 The young people home for the holi- day were Miss Marjorie Moore, from Mount Iiolyoke; Robert SpelIman of Brown University Archer l.. Hurd of Wesleyan University Carroll P. Moore, Ralph Chafiee and Oliver J. Lyman of Connecticut Agricultural College and Misses Marguerite Bugbee, Isabel Court ney and Pauline SpeIlman of State Nor. nal School, Willimantic.
 Plans are being made for Christmas celebration in the Sunday school with concert and Christ mas trees The fol- lowing com mittees have been appointed. Music, Miss EvaIene L. Smith, Mrs. c. M. Gager and Isabel Bugbee recitation, Mrs. s. D. Percival, Mrs. Frank Chapel, Miss Avery, Miss Gum ms and Mrs. Will bur Converse trees, E. $. Fuller pres- ents, Mrs. E. 5. Fuller and Mrs. c. w. Pomeroy; finance, Mrs. E.S. Lyman; soii- citors, Misses Buelah Ellis, Sarah Bill ings, Florence Scofield, Helen Percival, Arlene Pierson, Frank Combs and Charles Willard Bugbee decorations, Benjamin A. Gager, Misses Emile Buzz bee and Lucille Moore, Herman Billings and Frank Combs.