The Press., 1920-06-03

StagluS aC WaTEcu HILL rOItuAaCOiy no bones were broken but the nerve shock was severe.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Tillotson, oi Colonial Park. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis ol New Haven, MT. and Mrs. Allison Ha. vens and Mrs. Georgiana Smith of Springfield, Mass, called on relatives Monday.
 Next Sunday morning in the Congre- gational church the pastor, w. o. Berck- man, will preach. Theme sermon, "The Dying Vision of an Apparently Defeated Man." The pulpit plan as announced last Sunday has been deferred.
 Stafford.
 w. A. Black of New York spent the weekend with F. J. Glover and family.
 Miss Elsie Espeg of Mystic spent the weekend with Miss Nellie Dug dale.
 Regular communication of Wolcott lodge, A. F. and A. M., tonight. Work M. M. degree.
 c. c. Pinney and wife of New York were the guests of Mrs. Esther Pinney over Memorial day.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Robinson were the guests of relatives in Central Park, Vt., over Memorial day.
 Willard Rhodes of Boston, Mass, spent Decoration day with his parents, MT. and Mrs. George H. Rhodes.
 Electricians are busy installing electric lights in many homes in this place. Among the number adding this improvement are F. l.. Upham, w. H. Webster, Mrs. Jane Johnson, G. H. Jenkins, F. A. Lasbury and B. A. Fox.
 Automobiles will leave the post of- flee at 63O next Monday for Somers an invitation to present program Any desiring to go, who have not already handed their names in, should do so not later than Saturday.
 The Phoenix Riverside team played their first game of the season with Stafford Springs on Sunday afternoon at Hyde park in closely contested game, to 5, with the visitors on the small end. Corners and Bosquet worked we'll for Phoenix Riverside with Clark and Daigle for the visitors The local boys are soon expecting their new uniforms and manager Mur- ray has some hot games scheduled for the coming season. Next Sunday the Monson team will be the attrac- tion at Hydeville park. Game to be called at 2.3O o'clock
 StaffOrdville
 Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Rishton visited friends in Providence, R. l., over Me- morial day.
 Benjamin Phelps has bought the Tobin place and will soon move his family their.
 Mrs. Lima Booth left town fast Tuesday to visit MT. and Mrs. w. +. Peel of Nashua, N H.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Ryder of Jefer- son, Mass, are the guests of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fred Smith
 Mir. Letrica has bought the house of Yrs. Della West and will move his fami- ly when Mr. Phelps and family move to their new home
 Jim DeIinsky, who recently sold his farm near Hydeville, to J. Madski, has moved into MT. HoIIays tenement that Earl Bowden recently vacated.
 Mrs F. H. Ballou, MT. and Mrs. c. w. Miller, Mrs. H. A. Bosworth and daugh ter, Ruth, attended the Memorial ser vice at the Congregational church in Union Monday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Claude Duncan and Mrs. Bessie Royce, Milton Belcher and his mother, Mrs. Washburn, all of Monson, were the guests of friends on Sunday and attended church here
 There will be an entertainment in the Methodist vestry Friday evening, con- sisting of dialogues and tableaus to be carried out as play. There will be spec ial music. Admission for adults, 20 cents; children under 12 years, 15 cents.
 The following were guests here fol Memorial day and Monday: Willie Phelps of Worcester at the home of his parents; Mrs. Grace West, son and daughter o1 Springfield, with his parents, Mir. anc Mrs. Elwin Phelps Mir. and Mrs. J. w Erickson and daughter, also Miss Cath crime Silk of Chicopee, Mass, and Davic Bird of Springfield, Mass, with Mrs Helen Largess Mir. and Mrs. Franl Brown and daughter, Ethel, of NortI Billereca, Mass, with MT. and Mrs. WilIi Belcher; MT. and Mrs. Arthur West an, Mrs. H. G. Brown of Springfield, Mrs D. M. Brown of Long Island, Mr. an, Mrs. Herbert West and little son c Philadelphia, MT. and Mrs. E. Baile and two children and Mrs. c. Green C Providence, MT. and Mrs. w. Bailey MT. and Mrs. Hirons, MT. and Mrs H Welsh and little daughter, at MT. an Mrs. Philo Vests ; MT. and Mrs. A. Whitaker of Auburn, Mass, at MT an. Mrs. Elwin Phelps; Mrs. Charles Shit of Enfield. Mass, with MT. and Mrs John McCarthy; Miss Lela Bowden c Hartford, with Mrs. Francis Smith.