The Press., 1921-07-07

3O9 1O27 Children between the. ages of and IS attending Sunday school, 187; Children Letween and IS not attend ing Sunday school, 31; PTotestants not attending church, 118. OrcuttVille.
 Master Lyman Blair is visiting his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Edwin Blair.
 Miss Louise McQuaid and Miss Doris ! Blick are visiting this week in Spring field, Mass.
 Mrs. David Butterworth and Mrs. Edwin Blair spent the Fourth with MT. and Mrs. Lester Randall at the Lake. MT. and Mrs Daniel Butterworth and two children of SOuthhridge, Mass, are visitors of MT. and Mrs: Ed win Blair. ... West Stafford.
 Mrs. Martha Mcintyre of Hartford is the guest of her niece, Mrs, Spencer Bradway.
 Miss Ersilia Mattana of Brooklyn, N. Y., was a, weekend guest of Miss Ella Lusa.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Pownall enter tained a house party at their cottage on July 4th..
 Mrs. Bates and daughter, Helen, and Miss Susan Davis are at their cottage on Fairfield hill.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Truesdell of Springfield are in camp at Crystal Lake during July. MT. and Mrs. Lester Randall are spending two weeks at the Haun's cot | tage, Crystal. Lake. Mrs. Louis Chaffee visited relatives in Worcester last week and is now at tending summer school at Yale.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Fletcher and son, Horace, of Taunton, Mass, were guests of MT. Fletcher's sister, Mrs Carlos Chaffee over the Fourth.
 Richard Glazier, who underwent 8 painful operation on his nose and throat in the Springfield hospital last week, is at home, but has to go to the city to have the wound dressed. Mir. and Mrs. c. P. Bradway, MT and Mrs. Carl Bradway and son, Ever cit, have returned from a trip through northern New England and New York state, coming home through tht Catskills.
 
 Mrs. John Wilder of Chicopee Falls MT. Joseph Target of Boston, MT an( Mrs. Collins and son, Miss Mildred Gummo of Somers and MT. and Mrs Allison Ravens of Springfield spen Sunday at 'The Films" with Mr. ant Mrs. Milo Gold. ::'." :@
 The funeral of Mrs. Annie R.. Chaf fee, widow of Stephen F. Chaffee, wh' died at the Chaffee home at Stat Line on Sunday, was held from he home on. Wednesday afternoon at tw, o'clock with Rev. c. H. Puffer iofficiat ing. Mrs. Chaffee was IT years old All her life has been spent in Stafford She is survived by one son, Burt Chat fee, and brother, Francis w. Chatfee | toth of Stafford Burial was in Yves Stafford Hill cemetery. ...
 Stafford.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hough spent tn holiday at Bozrah. -s
 William A. Black spent the week end at his home here.
 Mrs. Sarah Black is visiting he niece, Mrs. George Bryant, in Worces ter, Mass.
 The Universalist Sunday schoc picnic will be held at Crystal Lax next Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Black of Fla River are the guests of his cousi1 Thomas Black.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Pinney al spending few days with her parent in Northfield, Vt.
 MT. and Mrs. Leon Chase. have z their guests MT: and Mrs. Austin Wi of Springfield, Mass. ..1
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Jay Heard an Miss Ruth Leonard of Boston wei with MT. and Mrs. Myron w. Leonal for the holiday. MT. and Mrs. Arthur Cady were u guests of their daughter, Mrs. Haro Kenyon, at her summer home at Cal ton Center, over the weekend. The Universalist Sunday school wi hold picnic next Thursday at Cry \ tai Lake. Transportation will be fu nished those who will be at the DO office at 9.15 a. m.
 At the business meeting of theBa tist church, held in the chapel ( Tuesday evening of this week, it w voted to undertake the necessary T pairs of the church shed and bar The church, committee was instruct to ascertain the approximate cost. was also voted to ask Fred Horsm to assist the committee. An emerge cy finance committee was appointed which Rev. F. w. Tholen, Geor Rhodes, Mrs. Marc Hatch a Mrs. Henry Thresher are members.
 The P and R. base ball team kept it's winning streak Sunday, by (