The Press., 1920-07-01

here last Monday for their futur home at Dover, N H., where they g' with the best wishes of the entir' community.
 Stafferdville. c. l.. Turner visited his mother il Springfield over Sunday.
 The annual Bradway reunion will b. held July 9th at Fred Bowden's. Al relatives cordially invited.
 Miss Bessie Brown had an operation | for adenoids and tonsils the first o this week in the Johnson hospital.
 George Bosworth of Springfield visited his brothers, Herbert an6 Arthur Bosworth, the first of the week | Mrs. Herbert Bosworth and daugh- | ter, Ruth, were the weekend guests | of MT. and Mrs. George BOswOrth in Springfield.
 1 MT White, Mrs. Martha Donaldson Mir. and Mrs. Harold Wilcox and two | children of Worcester, Mass, were the | guests of Mrs Frank Belcher last Sun | day.
 MT. anr Mrs. Ralph VonDeck and | daughter and MT. and Mrs. Harry VonDeck and little daughter of South | Manchester were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. John VOnDeck last Sunday, making the trip in their auto. The Children's day concert was held last Sunday morning in the Con- gregational church, the program was nicely carried out and the church was trimmed for the occasion. The pas tors subject for next Sunday morning will be Shall the Righteous be saved" " ASHFORD. WeStfOrd Hill. Michael Seckar had telephone in stalled last week Their call is 613-32.
 Several from here attended services at Moose Meadow last Sunday. Rev. Mir. Rees preached.
 MT. and Mrs. G. w. Amidon of the Springs were at J.. w. Armitage's Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Amidon and little son of Thompson visited relatives here one day last week.
 Warrenville.
 Dwight Shippee has been working in WeStfOrd for number of days.
 Jack Arnold has recently had a telephone installed. The number is 294-3
 Orrin Cushman has returned from a weeks visit with relatives in South bridge.
 o. D. Baker has sold his large Reo touring car and bought a handsome new Essex.
 w. l.. Durkee is supplying this sec ton with good strawberries at very reasonable price.
 Mrs. c. N. s. Frost and two daugh ters of Waterbury were recent callers at Roscoe Wright's
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Durkee of Worcester motored through here ear ly in the week and called at Corner Crest.
 The recent drenching rains have made much of the land here untilla- ble. Pasturage is good this season and there is promise of big hay crop.
 Miss Minnie Powell, after finishing her year of teaching in this district, has returned to her home in Sherman. During the yearshe has boarded at G. 0. Balin's.
 Church services on Sunday were well attended. The following were chosen delegates to the Sunday school convention at North Ashford: Dea. z. B. Bichnell, Dea w. H. Lanphear, Mrs. H. A. MathewSOn, Mrs. Jessie Durkee, o. P. Durkee and Rev. B. .. Bugbee.
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 J. w. Bromley of SOuthbridge call ed on friends in the Center Sunday. day.
 Herbert Morse and family called on relatives in town the first of the week.
 Philip Hery and family from Staff fordville were at Steve Veigaska's for the weekend.
 Mrs. Oliver Hewlett and little CT, B. M. Horton.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Morse, ac- companied by other friends from Put nam, were recent callers at Mrs. Mary HOrtOn's.
 The Center school closed last Fri day. The teacher, Miss Christine Pfeifer, has returned to her home in North Attleboro, Mass.
 The scOol in district in No. 3 closed last Thursday. The following pupils were perfect in attendance for the spring term: Charlie Gage, Jennie Gage, Andy Sedlak, Helen Veigaska
 G. H. Meyers new superintendent, Wallace Goodhall of Putnam, has moved into the house recently vacated by Mrs. Knowles. MT. Goodhall has a wife and one little child.
 Miss Helen Baldwin made brief visit at her home, this week, coming up from New Haven for her mothers birthday Miss Baldwin has taken a position as nurses aid in the New Haven hospital, for the summer.