The Press., 1921-03-17

MT. and Mrs Louis Chaffee spent the week end in Worcester, Mass. Mrs. Edwin Blair has been spending few days with her cousin in Morrow
 Kilburn Newell of Ellington called on his cousin, B. L. Dimock, on Tues day
 Mrs. Selina Graves is making a good recovery from severe attack of bron- chitis.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Roberts spent the weekend with their son, Raymond at Thomaston. mill from near E. J. Worthington' s to the county road.
 La Vergne Dimock has built an in cubator cellar on the site of the Lusa house destroyed by fire year and a half ago.
 The scraper is being used on the ''unspeakable'' piece of road between George Effithorpe's and Forestville. We live in hopes it may some day get more than. scrape.
 The Ladies' Aid society will serve supper Friday evening from to o'clock with Mrs. Lawrence and Miss Ruby Gold as hOstesses. An enter tainment will follow
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Dickinson are moving this week to the Bradway farm in the south part of Monson. MT. Bradway is about to cut off a large tract of timber and Albert Tu- tein has taken the contract to do the teaming.
 MT. and Mrs. Carlos Chaffee have moved into their home recently Oc- cupied by w. O. Atchinson and family. Louis Chaffee has had his house re- modelled for two families and MT Atchinson will live in the upstairs tenement.
 Wednesday morning J. M. Billings discovered a coon in the top of a small tree near his home where it had evidently taken refuge fromms.dogs. After it was shot by F. J. Ggs it was found to be injured in one leg, and it weighed twelve pounds.
 Stafford.
 Miss Hattie Weirs, who has teen ill with the grip, is able to be out.
 R. A. Booth is taking weeks vaca- tion from his duties in Springfield.
 Miss Lizzie Gerould has returned from a visit to West Springfield Mass.
 Walter Bassett of Holyoke, Mass, has been spending week in Stafford.
 The sewing club will meet with Miss Anna Findersen tomorrow even ing.
 Miss Stella Squires of Willimantic is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Fred Sault and Mrs. H. Ramsden. MT. and Mrs. F. J. Glover were the guests of their son, Frederick, ln South Manchester on Tuesday and at tended the exhibit at Cheney hall giv- 2n by the Cheney Silk mill.
 The Lenten services, conducted by Dr. Kendrick at the Baptist church are Icing we'll attended. Dr. Ken drick is a pleasing speaker, and a pulpit orator of force and conviction
 The play Nothing But the Truth, will te given April 1st, in Memorial hall under the auspices of the Univer- salist church. This promises to be the most amusing play they have ever put on.
 The Manchester Trade school bas ket-ball team, of which Ted Glover is manager and one of the players re gently defeated two fast teams. Mon day February 28, Stafford High. 35 tC 6 and Wednesday March 2, Bridgepor Trade school at New Britain, 21 to 10 :-.- StaffOrdvilIe Thomas Baxter has purchased ; new horse.
 Miss Dorothy Belcher spent th' ! weekend in Hartford. A Arthur West held sale of second hand furniture last Saturday.
 Arthur Chamberlain returned hom' from the Hartford hospital last Fri day.
 Harold Barrett of Hartford wa the guest of local relatives over Sun day.
 Frank Belcher and son, Earl, visited | relatives in New Britain a few day last week.
 their usual supper in the M E., vestr, Thursday evening.
 George Taylor of South Coventr was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Franl Belcher over sunday.
 O. T. Hulett, who has been ill, re stunned his work on Monday at tn Phelps and Cunningham store.
 Miss Helen Hulett of Springfield Mass, visited her parents, MT. an Mrs. O. T. Hulett, over Sunday.
 Mrs. Benjamin Jones and little so of New York were guests of her broth CT, Rev. J. M. VonDeck, over Sunda!
 There will be a dance by the Pea1 Button Workers at their hall Satul day evening. Music by Klecak's O1 chestra.
 George Moore, who has spent tn winter "with his grandson, Me, Hughes, and family, returned hon on Monday.
 Miss Mary Sartori left home Satu1 day to enter the Wesson Memorit hospital in Springfield, Mass, to trai for nurse.
 Mrs Francis Smith has pen {
 fifteen white Plymouth Rock her that laid 295 eggs in February, son days getting fifteen eggs. The play Miss Molly" given by u young people of the Congregation church was largely attended last FI
 day evening and enjoyed by all. The. Epworth League topic in u
 M. E., church Sunday evening will b. stewardship Sunday-JOcob's Pror ? issOry Note" Leader: Miss FlOren 1 White.