The Press., 1920-09-23
Edward Johnson of New Haven has been the guest of Oscar Colburn.

 been the guest of Oscar Colburn.
 George Rhodes has purchased the house of the late Mrs. Julia Johnson.
 Mrs. w. Hamilton of Marion, Mass, is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Marc B. Hatch.
 Miss Alice D. Webster is spending several weeks with her cousin, Mrs. Walter Caswell at Narragansett Pier.
 The Phoenix Woolen Co.,, have re- stunned operations at HydeviIle and ex- pect to start the OrcuttvilIe mill on October 4th.
 Next Saturday afternoon in Grange hall, there will be an exhibition of vegetables, flowers, etc., raised by the children of the community Cash prizes will be given. If anyone else desires to exhibit anything in this line it will be greatly appreciated
 At the annual meeting of the Phoe- nix Liberty band last Friday night the following officers were elected: President, Chas B. Pinney; vice-pres- ident, Chas. Dimmick; secretary and treasurer, Arthur Smith, librarian and property man, Arthur Melbourne; business manager, Gilbert A. Wagner; assistant business manager, Benjamin Phelps. The fourth and last con- cert of the series was rendered on Tuesday evening at Hyde Park. The band will furnish music for the Som CTS fair next Wednesday.
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 John Morrell attended the Spring field fair the first of the week.
 The annual Harvest supper will be served in the Congregational, vestry next week Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Clark and chil- dren, of Ellington, were the guests of Mrs. Etta Dunham on Sunday.
 George Moore and MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy are visiting relatives in Springfield, Mass, this week.
 Paul Lullmand and family moved last week Wednesday to Hydeville, into the house vacated hy Earl Bow den.
 There will be an entertainment of pictures from Boston held in the Congregational church l this Thursday evening. Price 15 cents. l
 Miss Arlene Hammer returned to her work in Hartford the first of this | week, after a two weeks vacation with relatives in Blackstone, Mass, and Hydeville.
 4 son, Civilian Batchelder), was born to Mir and Mrs. William Wood l of Buffalo. N. Y, September 17th. | Mrs Wood was Miss Gladys Phelps | )f Staffordville.
 One of the prettiest weddings of the l season took place at two o'clock Mon lay afternoon at the home of MT. and | Mrs. Elwin E. Phelps, where their | daughter, Myrtle Adelaide, | vas married to Charles William Stahl | ,f Milton, Mass. The house was pret- | lily decorated with hydrangeas and l ut flowers. The wedding party en- cred as the orchestra played the | Noodsum of Milton, Mass, officiated, he double ring ceremony being used. The bride was given in marriage by | Ter father. The groom entered with l he best man, his brother, John Stahl The maid of honor was Miss Hazel Phelps of Rockville, a niece of the ride, whose gown was of white vOile, nd her bouquet, of pink Ophelia roses. The pages, Merle and Floyd Phelps, wo little nephews of the bride, car jed baskets of flowers. The ring carer, Clyde Phelps, was a younger rother of the pages. The bride was cry attractive in a gown of white ! repe de chine with georgette crepe She wore the conven- onal veil, with a wreath of orange 1 lessons and carried shower bOu- uet of bridal roses and lilies of the alley. Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held, the shers being William w. Phelps of Worcester, Charles w. Hedges of l Mass, Hiram Walbridge Staffordville, and William Hayes, | Milton, Mass. Refreshments were erved, after which MT. and Mrs. Stahl tarted on their wedding trip amid a hover of confetti and rice. Mrs. tahl wore a travelling suit of blue uvet de Laine with a hat of du- eutyn. On their return from the 7edding trip they will reside in Hyde lark, Mass, where their house is com leted. The bride and groom were he recipients of many beautiful and seful presents. The bride is a niece f MT. and Mrs. William B. Batchelder f Milton, Mass. She was graduated l rom the Milton High school and Bry- mt and Stratton commercial school. l or the last two years she has been raining at the Deaconess hospital, Mass. The groom is a of Milton high school and Wentworth Institute, Boston. He is mplOyed at the B. F. SturteVant com l any at Hyde Park.
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 Francis Cleaveland of Hartford call l on old neighbors at the center on 
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