The Press., 1922-07-13


 which he received last Wednesday a his home while cleaning a revolver He is reported to be resting very com fortably.
 Frank Dimmick of Philadelphia, Pa. is spending a weeks vacation with hi! parents, MT. and Mrs. Fred Dimmick Mir. Dimmick's mother, Mrs. Sexton is spending the summer at the Dim mick home.
 Rev. c. H. .Puffer will preach il Salem, Mass, this Sunday in tht church where he was former pastor The Universalist pulpit will be sup piled by Rev. John Ballantine Of Staf' ford Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter D. Ide ant son. Whitman and MT. and Mrs. c. G Fisher are spending two weeks visit ing relatives in Hydeville and vicinl' ty. They motored from their homes iI Piuua, Ohio in Mir Ide's Nash-si1 touring car.
 West Stafford
 Mrs. Louisa Greaves of Hartford is visiting relatives in town.
 Walter and Luetta Perkins are wis iting their grandparents in Pascoag R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Corbin of Flor ence. Mass, were guests at The Films last Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Newton arc spending two weeks at Savin Rock anC WoodmOnt.
 Miss Gladys Billings is visiting ir the home of her uncle, Ernest Edson in Middletown.
 MT. and Mrs. Elma WaldrOn and daughter, Dorothy, of Brooklyn, N. Y. are guests of MT. and Mrs. Everett Perkins.
 c. E. topic for Sunday evening meet. ing, Earnest or Trifers," Amos 6: IS; Feel. 12: 13-14; Mat. 12: 36 Leader, Miss Agnes Holmes.
 w. D. Graves and two grandsons Cyril Bradway and Allyn Dimock, are spending the week at MT. Graves toy hood home in Bowdoinham, Me.
 MT. and Mrs. W. B. Truesdell, MT and Mrs. M. A. Gold and Mr. and Mrs Ralph G. Gold enjoyed an automobile trip to Enfield, Mass, last Thursday spending the day with MT. and Mrs Norman s. Chaffee and family.
 A pleasant family reunion was helC at The Films July 4th, those present being MT. and Mrs. Ralph G. Gold oi Foochow, China, MT. and Mrs. Norman A. Gold of Chicopee Falls, Mass, MT and Mrs. John Wilder of Palmer, MT and Mrs. M. A. Gold and Miss Ruby M. Gold.
 From January first to July first tht Sunday school has held an attendance contest, the object being to see' whicf side would score the highest, the reds representing the men and boys or the blues, representing the women ant girls. The last Sunday in June tht score was tied, thus making it neces sary to continue the contest one more Sunday, when the reds won. In con sequence of their defeat the ladies have to serve supper to the members of the Sunday school only. This vii be done in the near future.
 StaffOrdville
 Fred Roberts spent a few days witl his parents in Seymour last week.
 The annual Sunday school picnic will be held at Crystal Lake July 29th
 Rev. J. M VonDeck and MT. T. M Lyon attended the missionary meeting at Willimantic on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Albert Skinner of Bolton anC Mrs. Harold Lee of Vernon visited their parents at the parsonage las Thursday.
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold z lawn party on the Congregations church ground this Thursday evening Ice cream will be on sale.
 Miss B. M. Ahern and Miss Lillian Gillingham of New York City were the guests of Mrs c. Gillingham and Mrs. A. Burroughs this week.
 Misses Gertrude Meyer has accepted employment in Maine, Dorothy Bel cher and Louise Festi at the Pear Button shop and Vera Pagan at the Hydeville mill.
 Miss May Gordon, Miss Gertrude Gordon and Alfred Burroughs of New York City were guests of Mrs. Gather inc Gillingham and Mrs. A. Burroughs over the holiday last week.
 Mrs. Francis Smith has returned home from the Chapin Memorial hos pital of Springfield, where she under "SHI du OpGIdLIOn lOI S51A4 eAhN appendicitis four weeks ago.
 MT and Mrs. Thurston Royce ant son of Amherst, Mass, and Miss Bar bara Patriots of Monson- and MT. ant Mrs Raymond s. Hathaway and family of Union visited MT. and Mrs. Willi. Belcher and family last Sunday.
 Mrs. James Swift, Mrs. Clarenc' White, and son, Edgar, and MT. ant Mrs. Charles Klecak visited Mrs. Whit man Green at her daughters home a Mrs. George SuttOn's at Berlin las Sunday, it being Mrs. Greens birth day.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert c. Barlow ant little daughter, Lois, and Ernest Bel cher of New Britain, MT. and Mrs Raymond Hathaway and family o Union and MT. and Mrs. George Bel cher and little son of South Ceventr! were the guests of MT and Mrs. Franl Belcher last Sunday.
 UNION
 John Sedlak is working at hayini for Willis Reed, in WestfOrd.
 Mrs Mike Putek recently took trip to Springfield with MT. and Mrs Earle BOWden and their little son.
 Miss Winnefred Newell of Spring field, with her friend, Miss Make peace of MOnson, spent the week-en at her home here.
 Mrs. F. E. Patten and daughters Ruth and Dorothy, of New Britain spent the weekend with their cousin Mrs. ". Richards.
 A son, Earl William, was born t MT and Mrs. Joseph Tyler on Jun 10. This increase in Unions popula tion was inadvertently omitted till thi week.
 Peter Veigaska, and his bride, (wh was Miss Mary Dubey, of SOuthbridge returned to Stephen Veigaska's las Saturday, after spending a few day in Boston.
 Next Sunday Childrens day will b celebrated. The service will begin a eleven o'clock, and it is hoped that al of those who had recitatiOns assigne