The Press., 1922-07-27

Miss Beatrice Roberts has accepte position in the First National Banl
 Mrs. George Stevens and soI Charles. are at Crystal Lake for a fe' weeks vacation.
 Francis Murray is substituting il ' the Stafford Mineral Water Compan while James Campo is recovering iron an injury he received at work.
 Carl Lindner will receive hereturn of the Leonard-Tendler fight for tn lightweight title this evening at hi Ehome Ey radio. Anyone wishing t hear these may do so by inquiring a his home.
 While at her work in the Cyril John son woolen mill last Wednesday morn ing, Mrs. Charles Curnan fell anC broke her hip bone. She was taken tC the Johnson hospital last night. Hel condition is as we'll as can be expected this morning.
 West Stafford
 Miss Minnie Block-Of Boston is 6 guest of MT. and Mrs. William Bohm.
 c. E. topic for Sunday evening Great Home Missionaries" Acts S:4' I17.
 Arthur White has returned to his home here after spending several weeks in Rockaway, N. Y. Mir. and Mrs. James White of Wind sor is spending the week with MT Whites mother. A party of four mo- tored over the Mohawk Trail on Sun- day.
 The social committee of the c. B. so- ciety will hold lawn party at Charles Glazier's Saturday evening. Ice cream and cake will be on sale. Every one invited.
 Steros Karcantos, employed by the N. Y. Floral Co.,, of White Plains, N Y, and small boy friends have been l spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. MyrOn Kemp.
 A family gathering was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Lasbury last Thursday evening in honor of the | 18th birthday of Mrs. Lasbury's father w. D. Graves. His five children and eight grand children were present and presented him with a large arm chair, the presentation speech being made by little Marjorie Bradway. The oc- casion was also the birthday of MT Graves oldest son, Alanzo M Ice cream and cake were served by the | hostess.
 Stafford
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange Tuesday evening August 1st. Mrs. Charles Phillips is visiting her laughter, Mrs. Roy Guyer at StOrrs, Miss Hannah Black entertained her niece, Miss Annie Shippey of Hartford over the weekend.
 Dr. W. W. Dimock of Lexington Ky, visited his sister, Mrs. Etta Web ster. last Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Vogel and daughters of Glastonbury spent Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Wadsworth.
 Mrs. Carl Lasbury is entertaining her aunt, Sister Marianna of Lankenan hospital, Philadelphia, Penn.
 Mrs. Jennie Hall of Saybrook, was guest last week of her sisters, Mrs Clara Cummings and Mrs. Lucy Wads- worth.
 Miss Isadore Dunham, who is at tending the Yale Summer school in New Haven, spent the weekend at her home iii HydeVille.
 Miss Ruth Pinney of Springfield, Mass, visited at the homes of her brothers H. B. Pinney and R. H. Pin ney few days last week.
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Jones, who have been spending several weeks with their daughter, have gone to visit their daughter, Mrs. Leonard at Red Bank, N. J.
 A very enjoyable picnic was held last Saturday afternoon at the home of pr. J. P. Booth by the Universalist Sunday school. About sixty were present at the supper.
 MT. Leon Booth spent the weekend at the home of his father, Rev. I. P. Booth. Mrs. E. I. Booth and daugh- ters, Elizabeth and Inez of Providence, R. l., are guests at the Booth home this week.
 Mrs. Harry Adams Hersey and chil- dren, Charles, William and Helen, of Muncie, Ind, called on old friends Saturday afternoon. They also at tended the Universalist Sunday school picnic at Dr. Booths. MT. and Mrs. F. A. Lasbury were called to Hartford Wednesday to at tend the funeral of MT. Lasbury's sis ter, Mrs. J. G. Mitchell. The burial was at Willimantic. Mrs. Mitchell leaves besides her brother, three sons, John, James and Charles.
 A family birthday party was given at the home of Mrs. F. A. Lasbury last Thursday evening in honor of her father, W. D. Graves, who was 75 years old. About nineteen relatives were present. MT. Graves was pre- scented with a leather chair.
 StaffOrdVille
 B. G. Phelps joined his wife at Mar ragansett Pier last Sunday.
 Edgar White has accepted employ ment in the Pearl button shop.
 Mrs. Fred Sanger and sons visited her mother at Clark's Corners, recent ly.
 Miss Marriette Marshall of Seymour visited at Mrs. G. w. Miller's over Sun day.
 Mrs. Whitman Green has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. James Swift. recently.
 Mrs. Hattie McIntire of Springfield was the guest of Mrs. Willis Belcher last week
 Arthur Chamberlain accompanied Fred Roberts to Watch Hill the first of last week
 Mrs. Martha Hayden of Windsor was the guest of Mrs. Charles Hathaway for few days recently.
 The Ladies Aid society will hold a lawn party at the Congregational church this Thursday evening. Ice nrnarrn 1rrilI ho nr, rnln