The Press., 1920-09-16

her mother at CObOurg, Ontario, Can ada.
 Miss Frances Alden has returned
 to Syracuse, N. Y., after spending her
 summer vacation with her parents,
 MT. and Mrs. Hannibal Alden. The Teutonia association will give | a dance on Saturday evening with music by Woods orchestra. Tickets | 25 cents for women and 35 cents for men.
 The opening of St. Edwards school
 has been postponed one week during | which time the repairing being done on the new convent is expected to be | finished.
 Charles Snow, aged GA, died We'd nesday morning shortly after three o'clock at the Johnson Memorial hos pital to which he had been taken l from Union seven weeks ago. MT. Snow was born in Wilmington and spent the greater part of his life in and about Stafford. He leaves sis | ter, Mrs, Margaret Bruce, in Worces- l ter, and three brothers, Harvey D. Snow in Ellington, H. L. Snow in Monson and A. B. Snow of this town. West Stafford.
 Mrs. Frank Edson and son, recent | ly returned from a three weeks visit | in Middletown.
 Mrs. w. o. Hunter of Ashland,
 Mass, is spending a week with Mrs. LaVergne Dimock.
 The Ladies' Aid will serve the first supper of the season Friday night from to o'clock with Mrs. Law | renee, Mrs. Kidd and Miss Bradway as hostesses. Supper 25 cents A very quiet wedding took place Saturday afternoon at the parsonage. Miss Winifred Pearl Mcclellan, daugh- ter of Mrs. Della Fuller on Chestnut hill, and Frank Brutis Newton were united in marriage by Rev. w. O. Berckman. The single ring service was used The bride wore a travelling suit of brown with hat to match. aft
 CT weeks wedding trip MT. and Mrs Newton will be at home to their 1 friends after October 1st at the home of Mrs. Newton's mother. MT. New
 ton is employed by Smith & Cooley at l Stafford Springs.
 Last. Sunday morning in the Con- ! J. | Berckman, pastor of the West End Presbyterian church of Nashville
 Tenn, preached again. The theme of
 his sermon being Life" the previous sermon was on Strength" Two mes | sages of deep spiritual power. MT Berckman was in attendance during | the whole summer at the various | college students Y. M. c. A. and Y. M c. A. conferences at Blue Ridge, N. C..
 in an official capacity and as a speaker at the student volunteer assemblies l this leaving him but several weeks | vacation with his parents here before l returning to his church at Nashville this week. There will be no preaching service next Sunday morning. The
 pastor will occupy his pulpit Sunday
 September 26th.
 l Stafford.
 | MT. and Mrs William Brown have been visiting relatives in Springfield | Mrs. Upham has returned to her l home in Hopkinton after spending | two weeks with her sister, Miss Emily l Goodell
 John Brown has purchased the house of the Luther Crawford estate. He is making improvements to the property.
 Regular meeting of Stafford Grange next Tuesday evening. The program prepared for last meeting will be given at that time.
 Next Sunday morning at the Bap tist church Rev. J. Hamilton Wood
 sum of East Milton, Mass, will speak.
 Subject: "Exemplifying the Gospel"
 Evening subject, "Overseas Experien-
 ces of " Secretary" MT. Woodsum
 having spent about year in France
 in that work during the World war.
 The third game, between the PhOe- nix Riverside and Stafford Springs teams resulting in another winning for the Hydeville Boys, was according to agreement to have been played at Hyde Park, Hydeville But as the down town team refused absolutely, l to play on our diamond, there was no alternative other than beat them on | their own grounds. So the boys from lHydeville and the Hollow, fully deter mined not to be defeated, after a few | reconsiderations, decided that to beat l the Stafford Springs team on their | own diamond would undouht edly prove them superior in greater de- l gree, than if the game was played at l Hydeville. The Phoenix Riverside hereby announce that they are now
 the champions of Stafford, and that
 any team wishing to dispute the claim { will be accorded the chance next sea- son. It is hereby asserted that the
 Hollow boys will organize a club ot
 ball tOssers that will make any semi professional team sit up and take
 notice next season.
 l StaffOrdville. l Mrs. Milo Bradway is quite ill with rheumatism.
 Charles Sartori is attending schoo
 in Springfield, Mass.
 Howard Smith was taken to the ] Palmer hospital last week. for treat
 ment
 Miss Catherine Silk of Springfield | is spending a two-weeks' vacation with her mother.
 MT. and Mrs. O. T. Hulett moved Tuesday into T. M. Lyons house va
 cated by Henry Larges. Clarence L. Turner, who has en- | ployment in Palmer, was home with his family over Sunday. MT. and Mrs. Charles Hathaway are visiting relatives in Northampton l Mass, few days this week. MT. and Mrs. w. V. Odell of Black stone, Mass, were the guests of rela- tives in Hydeville over Sunday Lewis Zabilansky and family moved l into the house vacated by Arthur Bosworth and family last Saturday. Mrs. John Rishton visited her daughter, Mrs. Tallman, in Hartford last week. MT. Rishton joined them l for over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Lee of Bolton l were the guests of her parents, Rev | and Mrs. Von Deck, few days last l week and over Sunday.
 The Epworth League topic for Sun ! day evening will be-"Making the Leagues Working Calendar Rally ! I