The Press., 1921-10-27

Mrs. Lincoln Luce, with her littl, daughter, Eunice, has gone to Waban Mass, where they are guests of hel sister, Mrs. Raymond Patton. l Stafford
 Mrs. Fowler of Norwich is the gues of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Hough.
 Malcolm Sault, who is at the John son hospital, remains about the same
 Miss Alice Bullard of Spencer Mass, is the guest of Mrs. H. F. Cady
 Mrs. Thomas Dobson is at the John. son hospital recovering from an oper, ation.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Boardman and daughter, Bessie, of Norwich were the weekend guests of Mrs. James John son.
 A daughter, Ruth Mabel, was born to MT. and Mrs. Fred Horseman Wed tuesday, October 18th, at the Johnson hospital.
 Mrs. Arthur Cady entertained few | friends at a luncheon Tuesday after noon in honor of Miss Alice Bullard The luncheon was followed by card playing.
 The ladies of the Universalist church will serve their monthly sup per Wednesday evening. Hostesses Mrs. Nella Weston, Miss Anna Findei- sen, Mrs. Martin Goodell and Mrs. William Lougheed.
 A Halloween social and masquerade dance will be held in Memorial hall, Friday evening under the management of The Stafford Grange. The grand march will be at 8.3O o'clock Woods orchestra will furnish music.
 The following is from the Burling- ton, Vt., Times:
 Last evening the Modern Woodmen of America and St. Stephens Council, Knights of Columbus, together tender ed a farewell smoker to Mathew O'Keefe, who is leaving Saturday for MOnson, Mass, where he has accepted an overseer's position in one of the mills of that place. MT. O'Keefe has been a resident of Winooski for two years and half and has been en- ployed by the American Woolen com pany as an assistant overseer in the card room. During that time Mr. O'Keefe has made many friends. The smoker rendered him last evening was
 
 gether time.
 Daniel F. MacCallum, 69years of age, passed away Saturday morning at his home in Talcottville after an illness of week of bronchitis. Funeral ser vices were held at his late home Mon day afternoon at o'clock. The ser vices were conducted by the pastor of the church of TalcOttville and Rev. Chas. Puffer, of whose church MT. Mac Callum was a member Mrs. Lincoln Luce sang "The Homeland" accom- panied by Mrs. H. F. Cady. MT. Mac Callum will be greatly missed in this town where he was frequent visitor and had host of friends. He is sur vived by his wife; three daughters, Mrs. Herbert Wightman of Stafford Springs, Miss Mildred MacCallum and Mrs. Charles Blankenburg of Talcott- vile and one son, Charles MacCallum, also of Talcottville. The body was taken Wednesday morning to Worces- ter for burial in the family yard.
 The centennial celebration of the institution of Wolcott lodge, No 60, F. & A. M, October 20th, was success beyond expectation, notable event in the history of Free Masonry in towns of Connecticut. In spite of the rain the attendance both afternoon and evening, was large. Dwight Gla- zier and Jacob Glover, the oldest two members of the lodge, were among those present. The ladies of Wolcott chapter, No. 91, o. B. S., served to 150 guests a really remarkable supper. It is but justice to add that the ladies provided this supper out of their own contributions of food and money. The afternoon addresses, in the lodge room, historical and literary, and those of the evening, in Memorial hall, were of a high order and excellence, emphasizing loyalty to the order, to the cause of worldwide brotherhood, and to the government of the United States. The singing by the Tempo quartet of Hartford elicited enthus- iastic commendatiOn. Several were heard to remark, after the evening exercises, that the affair as a whole had been the best they had ever at tended The speakers were as fol- lows: Afternoon, Rev. Chas. H. Puff fer, D. D., Ralph A. Booth, Past Grand Master, B. H. Parkman; evening, Worthy Matron of Wolcott Chapter, Mrs Jennie Glover; IevC. H. Cope land and Past Master R. E. Dodge of Uriel Lodge, Mansfield; D. l.. Bodfish and Deputy B. E. HObsOn Of Thomas Lodge of Palmer, Mass, Dr. C. P. Bard of Ionic Lodge of Stafford Springs; Carlos M Gage and Chas. E. Ricketts of Day Spring Lodge of Mon son, Mass;.; Past Grand Master B. H. Parkman and Rev. A. B. Tarbell of ThompsonviIle.
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 Mrs. Myrtye Ryder of Jefferson was home over Sunday with her parents.
 Mrs. Etta Dunham spent few days in Ellington last week and over Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs. A. A. West of Spring field were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Philo West over the weekend.
 A son Donald William, was born to MT. and Mrs. Francis s. Smith on Tuesday at the Johnson hospital.
 .Albertus J. Walker and Mrs. Myrtle Squire were very quietly married by Rev. B. A. Legg of Stafford Springs, September 3Oth.
 Mrs. Fred Race, Mrs. l.. Browning and A. Race and daughter of North Franklin were guests of MT. and Mrs. T. M Lyon last Sunday.
 The play given in the Congregation al vestry last Friday night by Bolton talent was enjoyed by all that at osvH%rS