The Press., 1921-02-17
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 There will be dance at Sturte : wants hall on Saturday evening.
 Dea. D.. J. Glazier was generousl! reH1emt cred by postal card shOwel
 on his 84th birthday, St. Valentine
 day. II The Ladies Aid will serve supper
 Friday evening from 6 to 8 o'clOcl with Mrs. Fairfield, Mrs. Pomeroy ant Mrs. Jensen as hostesses. MonolOgues and musical selections will comprise an entertainment. Price %25 cents
 Miss Mabel Lawrence, formerly, 2 teacher in the Stafford Street school and employed at present by the Fac tory Ins. Co.,, of Hartford, passed the Civil Service examinations for clerks held in the Capitol at, Hartford on January 8, with an average of 89.99 Miss Lawrence was 18th in standing in a class numbering 75. x She was graduated from Stafford high school with the class Of 1918.' ',.: :.'.: |. Stafford -*
 Regular meeting of Wolcott chapter o. B. s., Thursday evening, Feb. "A. :
 Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Delos Rabideau of Providence, R. I.
 Miss Mary L. Warren. of Morrow, is the guest of her brother, Everett D, Warren. .:4 .. a>
 Mrs. Sarah Black went to Worces- ter, Mass, yesterday to visit her niece, l Mrs. George Bryant. .s<. ..'
 The Girls club will meet with Misses Alice and Mildred Webster next week, the date will be given later.
 The o. E. S., progressive whist par ty will be held Friday evening. Tick cts may be purchased at the door. Miss Rachel Glover, who has been i'll two weeks with the jaundice, is improving aE, is al le to sit up a little.
 The Staffor,, Delph:an chapter will meet at the nome of Mrs. c. H. Puffef, Monday evening. Topic: Shakespeare.
 MT. and Hrs. John MacGregor and her mother Mrs. Skinner, of Gilbert vile, Mass. attended services at the Universalis. churcT On Sunday. ':' "'
 A birthday surprise party was given Mrs. Ffei Dimnick Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Fox by a I few friends and, relatives :: A! very plea ant afternoon was spent.
 On .Washlnston's birthday, February 22 the Grange. will give in their hal1 put lie supper from six to eight, then cara party followed ty' an old fashioned dance Price 25 cents. Come dressed old fashioned if possi- ble. ."- ~.~: >~:::': Y:
 F. J. Glover attended the; auto show in Hartford Tuesday, In the late aft eruoGn he witnessed a askett all game at South Manchester between the Trade school and Simsbury. His son, Frederick, is a player on the Trade school team. .- -.
 Miss Irene Bates is contemplating a trip to California, to join her parents. who have cen living there flor the: past five years. Miss Bates remained here to complete her high; school course and graduated at -EasthamptOn, Mass. She is the: niece of: Fred. w: Bates. :. .. .-.E.. . Marvin Chism, "A, of Westford, died at JChnson Memorial hospital a on Tuesday. He is survived by brother, Charlcs D., two daughters, Mrs Louis Gowdy of Somers and Mrs. White house of Florida; two sons, Louis. and Frank The funeral will be at the Westford Hill church; Thursday. at 2 p. m.
 Mrs. Carolina Westfelt, .65, widow of the late Henry WestfeIt of Taunton, Mass, passed away very suddenly Sunday evening of rheumatie endo- carditis at the home of Miss Hannah Black. Al out fifty years ago she. came from Sweden and was employed at the home. of. Mrs E. 0. Pinnsy, The last two years she has teen employed at the homes of Angus and Raymond Park It was expected that short funeral service would be held at Miss Blacks home, as she has many old friends here, but a telephone message was received from her. sister, Mrs. Emma Sargant, requesting that the body be shipped Monday afternoon by express to Taunton, where services were held.
 The many. friends of Mrs. Philena Preble are glad to hear she is making a good recovery from her operation for carcinoma Saturday at the John son hospital. Mrs Preble has been so cheerful through it all,. she surely is a fine example for younger people. The case is of unusual interest, since the patient has passed her ninty-sixths tirthday. Though her hearing : has for. some time been. impaired and for years she has been very lame, her ins tellect has cen keen and her interest in, things about her, quite remarlIat le Like operations were performed when Mrs. Prelle was seventy-one ~and seventy seven. Resting comfortably, she expressed great satisfaction that her plans have Teen so successfully carried out. '.z.:: .-, s.-:. :... < l..
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 Philo West, who has Leen,, i'll, is con valescing. "';
 William. Smith visited relatives in, Greenwich, Mass, over the weekend. G. D. Ide of Hydeville was the guest or relatives in Waterbury oyer Sunday. =. >5,:' .' -:
 Richard Dorsey, Jr, of Hydeville, has accepted position in the mill in Wales,> Mass. = ''' : :.
 George Clark of Hydeville has ac- cepted employment in the Warren mill at the Springs. u :.
 Arthur Bosworth has: accepted +em-' ployment in the Central Woolen Cos. mill at Stafford Springs. = '.- :-:
 o. T. Hulett, who has teen ill, has recovered, and resumed his duties at, the local store on Monday: :."s
 MT. andMrs. Herbert West and son of Philadelphia are guests of MT. and Mrs. Philo West this week. Milton soule of Hydeville, who hes employment in Windsor Locks, was. home with his family over Sunday. ]
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Hart ford were the guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith, over Sun day.