The Press., 1920-09-09
Miss Florence Richard enters the

weeks with friends at Sheffield Mass.
 The weaving department of the Warren Woolen Co.,, is closed this week but the carding and spinning departments are being operated.
 Nothing concerning the new fire truck has been heard from the compa- ny since it was ordered but Warden Sheppard expects word in day or so.
 Mrs. Mabel Knowles has taken the position of assistant manager of the Springs house. This position was re- | gently vacated by Mrs. Noel Pease.
 The eight boys who make up one half of the senior class, were indef- nitely expelled this morning as means of preventing them from hazing the freshmen.
 West Stafford.
 Arthur Mazzie hasreturned from few days trip to Coney Island.
 Miss Nellie Field has entercd the Wes son Memorial hospital to take a three years course in nursing.
 Miss Carrie Chadbourne of Boston is the guest of Mrs. Charles Slater. John Conklin also spent the week end in the Slater home.
 Rev Andrew MagIl and family have returned to Jamaica, l.. l., after spend- returned with them.
 Miss Daisy Shell of South Boston, Miss Mayme Chaffee of Enfield, Mass, and three classmates of Miss Ruby Gold were guests at the Gold home last week
 David and James Bennett and David Bennett, 2d, of Brooklyn, N. Y., were guests at "Elmcroft," the home of their cousins. Mir. and Mrs. Everett Perkins, for the holiday.
 Leroy c. Slater will sell at auction next | Wednesday at 10 a. m., the farm he re- icrntly owned, two miles north of Holland Center and the stock, farming tools and household furniture on the place.
 Stafford.
 The pulpit of the Baptist church will be supplied next Sunday by the Rev. Dr. Chipman.
 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Depeau, Sunday at the | Johnson hospital.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Quay, Wednesday morn ing at the Johnson hospital.
 Mrs. E. E. Johnson of West Haven has returned home after spending ten | days with Mrs. Oscar COlburn. Miss | Florence Johnson spent the weekend with Miss Florence Colburn.
 The Phoenix Riverside base ball club, defeated the Stafford Springs team at Hyde park, Hydeville, on Sunday The score 4 to 1 is evidence enough that the Phoenix Riverside, second raters, with their own battery, namely, Connors and Bousquet, are too fast for the would-be first raters of Stafford Springs. The third and last game of the series will be at Hyde park, Hydeville, Sunday, Sep tember 19, The fact that the Phoenix Riverside team has played 13 games and won II, is fair evidence that they are no second raters.
 Staffordville.
 Harry Smith and friend of Hartford, were with his parents over Labor day.
 George Bosworth of Springfield, l Mass, visited local relatives over La Dor day
 John H. Mccarthy has sold his property in StaffOrdville to Joseph | SchWander.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Mccarthy were | guests of relatives in Hampden Mass, on Labor day.
 There will be preaching services in the Congregational church next Sun day morning and evening"
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Bosworth mov- ed last Saturday into the house T. M Lyon recently purchased.
 Mrs. Lillian Goodell returned to he1 home last Thursday after few days treatment in the Johnson hospital.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve { baked bean supper in the Congrega tional vestry Thursday evening . Adults 25 cents, children 20 cents.
 Grant Hammer, who has been visit ing his sister, Mrs. Maggie Whitman | in West Eaton, N Y, returned to hi: I home in Hydeville the first of las week.
 1 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Bosworth ant daughter, Ruth were the guests o | I Longmeadow, Mass, a few days las s week. MT. Bosworth also visited = relatives in Springfield Mass. l UNION. Mrs. w. Richards called on relative e in Brimfield last Friday. Charles Morse visited his son, Char :, les, in Southbridge for the weekend
 Mrs. George Perry of Worcester ha | been visiting at l.. M Reeds for - few days
 ! Fitz-Henry Paine of Arlington wa the guest of his uncle, l.. M. Rec last Sunday
 George Bradway spent the week-en with his sister, Mrs. Henry Leffing well, at Orcuttville.
 M. A. Marcy and sister, Mrs. Eller Burnham, are spending a few day with his sister, Mrs. H. Phillips, a Southbridge,
 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Morse, MI Ruddell and Mrs. Rogers of Sout Manchester, were the Sunday guest of MT and Mrs. Charles Rindge. Last week C. F. Gage, with R. ( Barrows' team, moved a steam boile for c. F. Maine from Westford, to lot some miles beyond Norwich. H Mrs. P. Hollingsworth and daugh I ter, Mrs. c. Walker, of Mashapaue with Fred Moore and daughter c Worcester, called on MT. and Mrs. C | L.. Baker recently.
 II MT. and Mrs. Harry Palmer of Hart ford spent the weekend at the Marc homestead, entertaining relatives fro1 Danielson and friends from Rockville there on Labor day.
 MT. and Mrs. Forest May and famil of Shrewsbury, Mass, and Mrs. Chas and little one of State Line, N. H visited their mother, Mrs. H. H. Hol | ton, the first of the week.