The Press., 1921-09-29

celVeQ SHOCK at the lOcal 0l0CtI1C light station this morning and was taken to the Johnson hospital. It is thought that he was only slightly in- jured
 ] The Holland County Sunday School association will hold a convention next Wednesday, at the Methodist Episcopal church, Rockville, with the following program: Theme: Leader ship in the Church School" p. m. worship period, Rev. c. H. Puffer, Stafford; 2.2O, address, "The Sunday School Army" Oscar A. Phelps, Hart ford; 25O business, reports and offer ing; 33O, address, Loyalty to the Great Leader" Rev. James T. Carter, Ellington; 4, address, '"The Call For Progress" Rev. l.. D. Dorchester, D. D., Hartford; 4.3O, divisional conferen- ces-Children's division, Mrs. Lucy Stock Chapin, Hartford; young peo- ples division, Mrs. Cora Downs Ste vens, Hartford; general, MT. Wallace I. Woodin, Hartford; 6, supper, price 25 cents; 6.3O table talks; 7.3O worship period, Rev. V. V. Sawyer, Rockville; 8, address, "WhereWith Shall Young Man Cleanse His Way?" Prof. George R. Wells, Hartford; 8.3O, business and offering; 8.45, address, "A Call to Leadership in Religious Education" Prof. w. G. Chanter, MiddletOwn; 9.15, adjournment.
 West Stafford
 Richard Edison is attending high school in Middletown.
 William Wyning has moved in the Bradway house opposite the church.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold it's annual meeting next Thursday after noon at 2.3O at Mrs. Fairfield's, to elect officers and do any other neces- sary business.
 Fritz and Herman Evers and Miss Gussie Schultz of Brooklyn, N. Y, spent Tuesday with Mrs. William Bohn. Joseph BOhn returned to the city with them.
 Mrs. Mae Futile Gardner of New Bedford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. LaVergne DimOck. They visited Mrs. Mari Chase at Baptist Village on Sunday.
 pretty home wedding took place last week Tuesday evening at 7.3O o'clock, when Mrs. Hattie A. PomerOy became the Iride of Delos DaZelle, at the home of the bride. Rev. w. o. Berckman, pastor of the COngrega tiOnal church of Colchester, former pastor of the bride and groom in West Stafford, performed the ceremony using the single ring service. Mrs. w. o. Berckman of Colchester at the organ, accompanied by Mrs. William ! Clinton Bradway as violinist, played the wedding march as the bridal couple entered the living room. Mrs. Clinton \ BradWay also played the violin during \ the ceremony. The bride wore dress of blue satin embroidered with beads. The couple were unattended The house was tastefully decorated with clematis, asters, hydrangeas and gladiOlus. The ceremony was under an arch of clematis with wedding bell of clematis and ferns. An informal reception followed the ceremony at the brides home for relatives and in timate friends, about thirty being present MT. and Mrs. Dazelle re- ceived many gifts.
 Stafford.
 Miss Eliza Damon celebrated her 84th birthday on Tuesday.
 Harold Kenyon of Hartford is the ! guest of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Cady. ! Mrs. Martha Thompson of MOnsOn, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. James A. Johnson.
 MT. and Mrs. Bray have as guests three of their grandsOns from Spring field, Mass.
 Mrs. Etta Webster is unable to at tend her duties at the Village school because of illness.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury enjoye camping trip at BrattleborO, Vt., over the weekend.
 Jean M. Denis of Stafford Village is visiting friends at Jamaica, N. Y., and New York City.
 Miss Della St. Marie was given a surprise party last Thursday evening by few of her neighbOrs.
 Guay's orchestra will furnish music for the social and dance following the harvest supper by the men in Grange hall October 7th.
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Todd of North Haven and Mrs. s. B. Todd and Mrs. Henry Thorpe of Hartford are guests at the Bachelder homestead.
 Notices have been posted by the selectmen forbidding ball playing in the Square. It has became danger Ous not only to property but to pass CTS by, especially on Sundays.
 Wolcott lodge, A. F. and A. M, ex- pect to Celebrate it's centennial in Octo- Der, though the date has not been fix ed. If present plans are carried out it will be memorable celebration.
 The ladies of the Universalist church will serve their monthly sup. per Wednesday evening at six o'clock HOstesses: Mrs. Chas. Myers, Mrs Herbert Wightman, Mrs. Harold Pin ney
 Exhibitions for the Grange fair may be left at the Grange hall, Friday evening from to 8, or may be handed to one of the following committees Mrs. F. A. Lasbury, Mrs. J. w. ROl linsOn, Mrs. Maud Furness, IsadOr' Durham or J. P. Brown.
 A new fence has been put around the Memorial hall yard. Some of thu boys have been warned about playing in the yard and climbing the fence It is hoped they will heed the warn ing before other measures are takel to keep them from abusing this prop erty.(
 At the annual business meeting o the Phoenix Liberty Band the follow ing officers were elected: President Charles B. Pinney; vice-president Chas. Dimmick; secretary, and treas urer, Arthur Smith; property mal and librarian, Arthur Melbourne; bus mess manager, Gilbert A. Wagner leader, Fred G. Lynch; assistant bus mess manager, Benj. Phelps; assist M c,,& lonIos. E1;lE,1,.4