The Press., 1922-09-28

Grange will meet at Grange hall Sat urday at g a. m., to do necessary work, after the installing of several improve ments.
 MT. and Mrs. William Batchelder re- turned to their home in East Milton, Mass, yesterday after spending two weeks at the Batchelder homestead. During their stay they had as their guests, Mrs George H. Baker of Mans field, Mrs. L. J. Bryant and Mrs. G. F. Choate of Milton, Mass.
 Harvey Goodell and family of East Lynn, Mass, spent last week with his mother, Mrs. Marion Goodell, and aunt, Mrs. F. L. Upham.
 The friends of Miss Edith Jenkins gave her a farewell surprise party at the Baptist parsonage last Friday eve ming The evening was enjoyed by every one, parlor games were played and singing was enjoyed by all. The friends of Miss Jenkins presented her with a twelve piece ivory set. The E. G's gave her a silk umbrella. Miss Jenkins leaves for Boston on Satur- day to enter the Massachusetts HOm- eOpathic hospital nurses training school Her many friends wish her success in her new work.
 Mir and Mrs. John B. Tyler of Lit tleton street, Springfield. held open house Monday afternoon for their neighbOrs and friends in recognition of their golden wedding anniversary. MT. and Mrs. Tyler were married at Stafford, September 18th, 1872, at a double wedding, when Mrs. Tyler's sis ter Miss Emma J. Chapman, was married to Merrill WhitOn. MT. and Mrs. WhitOn are now living in Pasade- ma, Cal, and sent a letter of cOngrat- ulation to the Tylers. NIr. Tyler was torn in Somers, and Mrs. Tyler in East Greenwich, R. I. For 10 years the couple lived in Stafford and since have made their home in Springfield. MT. Tyler was connected with the Springfield armOry until 1921, when he resigned. The couple were pre- sented with several gold pieces and flowers They received many tele- grams and notes from their Out-Of town friends. Monday night they were given a dinner by some of their neighbOrs.
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 H. M. Swartfguer, optometrist, will be at ROnalter's jewelry store next Tuesday from to D. m.
 E. M. Chamberlin is having a new pipeless furnace put into his home.
 Misses Helen Zabilansky and Bessie ovN1r SI1 the The Pearl Button shop.
 Hert ert A. Bosworth was the guest of his brother, George F. BOswOrth, in Springfield over the weekend.
 Mrs. A. l.. Duncan and Mrs. William Prentice and son, Chester, of WOrces- ter, were the guests last week of Mrs. Fred BOwden.
 Mrs. Agnes Gauthier and daughter, Miss Carrie Gauthier, of Northampton, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Etta Dunham this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Dewey of New York and Mrs. Herbert Spencer of Norwich were the guests of Mrs. Philip Ensminger, recently.
 Mrs. John RishtOn entertained her brother and sister, MT. and Mrs. Will liam Peckham, and MT. and Mrs. Will liam Truesdale of MiddletOwn.
 MT. and Mrs. George Belcher and little son of Coventry and Ernest Bel cher of New Britain were the guests of their parents over the weekend.
 Mrs. H. A. BOswOrth and daughter, Ruth, were the guests of their cousins, MT. and Mrs. F. G. Hulett, in East LOngmeadOw over the weekend.
 There will be an entertainment and a box social and ice cream and candy sale at the Congregational vestry this Thursday evening. Admission, 10 cents.
 The Epworth League topic for Sun day evening in the Congregational church will be Rally Day-What we Are and Why. I Desire a League Of- fensive and Defensive, with Every Soldier of Jesus Christ" Leader: Charles Klecak.