The Press., 1920-05-06
West Stafford.
Mrs w. O. Berckman is confined t( her home by an attack of laryngitis.

West Stafford. Mrs w. o. Berckman is confined tt her home by an attack of laryngitis. | The community is saddened tt | learn of the death of Mrs. J. R. Buck | at the home of her daughter, in Som CTS.
 John Trombly, who lives near tho | school, Crow Hill district, will sel his farm, stock and farming tools al | auction on Saturday, May 22, at 1( a. m
 The ladies' Aid will serve supper next week Friday night, from to o'clock, with Mrs. H. A. Glazier, Mrs Shepherd and Mrs. George Billings as hostesses. It will be followed by the play Souvenir Spoons" given by the Junior class of the high school. Adults 25 cents children 15 cents. West Stafford Notes.-The campaign directors of the World Movement financial drives, appointed by the To- cal church.. report that the drive for pledges is still in progress. At this date, pledges are approaching the hundred dollar mark.
 The theme of the pastors sermon for next Sunday morning will be observation of a Total Eclipse"
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 George Vel ster of Huntington, who recently bought w. T. Jones's meat market, took possession yesterday.
 The Stafford Delphian chapter will meet next Monday night. Roll Call: Pericles. Subject, Causes of the Pel- oponnesian War"
 Police Pero and Thomas Quay are now employed in Monson. MT. Pero has been engaged as leader of the recently organized Monson land.
 A. F. Lyon, who has been in the Johnson hospital the past fortnight, is in some ways much better and his many friends hope he will soon re- turn to his home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edgar St Marie moved to their new home at the Springs last Saturday. Peter Luppi and family have moved to the house vacated by MT. St. Marie, which he has purchas- ed. Joseph Roy has taken the rent vacated ty Peter Luppi and MT. and Mrs. w. H. Webster will soon move to their recently purchased home just vacated Iy MT. and Mrs. Roy.
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 Mrs Lima Booth visitei friends in Palmer, Mass, recently.
 Mrs. Sybl Converse of Fastford is the guest of her aunt, Mrs Fred Sanger, for a few weeks.
 Mr and Mrs. c. L. Turner entertained MT. Turner's cousin, Mrs. Angie Vckery, of Union over Sunday.
 The pastors subject in the Congrega- tional church for next Sunday morning will be-''Fear Not"
 There will be May basket social hed in the M. E. vestry Friday evening. The orchestra will furnish music Ice cream will be on sale.
 William A. Smith was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. B. A. Sawtell in Greenwich, Mass, over Sunday and visited his little daughter, Vesta Smith.
 Mrs. Whitman Green, who has been spending the winter with her daughter, Mrs. James Swift, left town Sunday to visit her daughter, Mrs. George Sutton, in Berlin.
 Herbert and Arthur Bosworth and daughter, Ethel, and Mrs. Lillian Good : ell, were the guests of their brother, Frank Bosworth and family in Willing ton on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. James Swift, Mrs. CIar- ence White and son, Edgar, and MT. Sparrow accom- panied Mrs. Green to Berlin last Sunday and were the guests of Mir. and Mrs George Sutton.
 SOMERS in the Springfield Hospital following an operation.
 Miss Nettie Warrington of Water vile, has been spending few days with her father, M. J. Warrington.
 Mrs. Harry Farley and little son, Bur. dette Pease, of Goshen, N H., are spend ing two weeks with Mrs. Farley's father w. F. Desso.
 The Cheerful Workers class of the Congregational Sunday school were en tertained Tuesday evening in the home of Miss Leona Hastings. After short bushes meeting a social time was en. joyed.
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 Mrs. John Bartlett of Wisconsin is the guest of MT. and Mrs. William B Ludlow.
 The regular meeting of the teachers | was held Monday afternoon in the Hicks Memorial school. Miss Bertha M Place left Tuesday of this week to spend week in Schen ectady, N. Y. as the guest of MT. an( Mrs. Schillell.
 Mrs. Bessie Morton went to thu | Hartford hospital Monday for an oper l ation for goiter. Her many friend: extend their sympathy to her. A son, Robert William, was born April 24, to MT. and Mrs. Robert E Miller of Arlington, N. J. MT. an( Mrs. Miller lived in Holland abou | four years ago.