The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-06-16
WALES,

Eva Royce Is in town visiting.
Mrs. Loudon is visiting her mother in
MontvilIe.
James Tobin has been visiting his pa
rents for a fortnight.
Lew and Henry Royce of Springfield
were In town Sunday.
Herman Reinhardt spent Sunday with
his father In Pittsfield.
Mrs. Sherman has returned from visit
ing friends in Connecticut.
Mrs. Evelyn Harris left Wales for her
home in Adams last Monday.
Rev. G. L. Camp preached at East
Brimfield last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E. F. Ross and Mrs. Mackinnon
visited in Southbridge last week.
Miss Maggie Coy and her brother ex-
pect to sail for Europe next month.
Mrs. Hitchcock of Bennington, VT, has
been visiting Mrs. Charles Needham.
John Narcotics and wife have been Wis.,
iting his brother, William Narcotics.
Mrs. Booth of Dunhamtown visited her
daughter, Mrs. Nathan Bradley, last week.
Mrs. Fred Sanger and Mrs. Walbridge
of Stafordville were in town last Friday.
A surprise party was held with George
Stein at Wales hotel last Saturday even
ing.
The funeral of the infant daughter of
John Hogarth was held Sunday after
noon. ......
lorcPo md Wo1ac o4AoYda1 bo
dance at Towns grove last Saturday
evening.
Rev. Charles Ricketts, of Norwich,
Conn, has been spending few days with
his parents. .....
Grace Arnold and Mae Patnode made a
flying visit to Springfield on their wheels
last Monday
Miss Mabel Camp spent few days
with her cousin, Miss Helen Camp, in
Springfield, last week.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the NJ.
E. parsonage on Wednesday afternoon.
Tea was served at five o'clock.
Miss Dora Green, who has been work
ing in Monson the past winter, returned
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Mr.. Mcfarland has sold his milk route
to Rev. H. P. Smith. Mr. Smith has
hired Martin Switzer to run it for him.
John Powers, dyer In the Warren
Wooden Co.'S mill at Stafford Springs,
visited his sister, Mrs. Tobin, last week.
Miss Maggie Tobin received a pair of
white slippers for being the best lady
waltzer at the dance last Saturday even
ing.
An exhibition of the strongest woman
in the world was given to the townspeo
pie last Saturday eveing, in front of the
old Shawville mill.
Rev. G. l.. Camp and family went to
Springfield last Friday to attend the 25th
wedding anniversary of their cousins, G..
Z. Camp and wife.
Miss Ada Garberg of East Greenwich
R. l., Miss Nellie Rourke and Miss B..
Cooney of Montville have been visiting
Miss Maggie Tobin for few days.
Henry Worth, foreman spinner in the
Berkeley mills, had very close call on a
severe accident. He was changing a gear
and the machine started and caught his
jumper, winding him tight to the drawing
in scroll. Fortunately an operator was
near by and stopped the machine.
Albert Williams, who has just got so
he can work little, has met with an
other accident While about his work he
stepped to the stall where the cow was,
and by sudden movement of the COW he
was forced against the side of the barn.
1t is feared that one of his ribs is broken.
Dr. Sawin of Brlmfield is attending him.
Randolph Shaw and Miss Lesbia L.
Busby we're very quietly married at the
brides home in Warren, last week Wed
nesday afternoon, at four o'clock. The
bride was dressed very charmingly in
white figured silk. They returned to
their future home on South Main street
last Friday evening. The boys went up
Thursday evening to serenade them, and
after playing for some time Mr.. Shaw,
Senior, appeared at the window and
thanked them for playing, but said,
''They are not here, they are over seventy
miles from here,'' at which the boys stole
very quietly to their homes, vowing to
serenade them yet,