The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-02-23
TOLIAND.

Harry B. Agard is at home for few
DAYS from the Yale law school.
Mrs. KIN. Croker Is In Holyoke g,
Mass, few days as the guest OF her
friend. Mrs. Childs.
A union social was held at VIM. A.
Agard's last Friday, given by the Y. p.
5. G. E. and Epworth League. A very
pleasant time was enjoyed.
VIM. A. Agard has been In New York
this week on business trip.
The following resolutions have been
drawn by committee appointed at the
last meeting of the Tolland Library
Association on the death of Mrs. Nancy
s. Woodruff -
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God
in his wise providence to remove by death
our esteemed sister, therefore
Re solved-That in the death OF Mrs.
Woodruff the association has Jst one OF
it's warmest friends and supporters, and
one who rendered valuable assis lance to
the association.
Resolved-That while we mourn her
loss we accept the providence OF God,
believing that. although her visible pres
ence has gone from US, the influence of
her unselfish life will remain.
Resolved-That we send copy Of these
resolutions to the family and to the Rock
vile Journal and Stafford Press for publ.
cation.
..- . @ MRS. CHAs. EATON,
MRS. e. s. AGARD,
Holland, Feb II, 1899. MRS. H. F. DOWNING.
sOMERs.
their steam saw-mill this week onto the
Enos Arnold wood-lot, recently purchased
by S. Chaplin OF Hamden and Homer
Kibbe Of Somers.
Ernest Solomon Fuller of Wesleyan,
University, Mtddletown, is spending q
weeks vacation at his home in town.
Mrs. A. G. Pomeroy aud Miss Emily
G. Pease visited friends In Ellington last
Saturday.
Chas. Bradley and wife OF Rockville
spent last Sabbath with his sister, Mrs
| s. P. Hurlburt, and were present at the
Congregational church service.
Miss Lillian Lee of Springfield, Mass.
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. G. Lee.
Alfred Kibbe, so, die at the town home
Wednesday of last week. ,
Lorenzo Wood, SO, died Thursday moor
10th inst, after brief illness. Since ths
death of his wife two months ago his
health had gradually failed, death being
due to general breaking down Of thu
| system, He was much respected citizen
a well known mason and builder. A son
Fred l.. Wood of Somers, and daughter
Mrs. E. o. Pease, of Springfield, survive
him. The funeral was attended from his
late home Saturday at | O'Clock, Rev, F
B. Harrison of Palmer officiating.
The remains of Horace Calkins, 81, fol
many years a well-known and much re-
spected citizen of the town, were brought
from Worcester, Mass, last week Wed
nesday and placed in the tomb at thu
West cemetery. Two children survive
him, Chas. of Worcester, with whom hi
had resided since the death, of his wife
and Arthur, of Springfield, Mass.
The "Prisoner of Zenda," as picture
drama, will be given by Mrs. Anna Delony
Martin of Boston, Mass, in the town hal
Wednes. lay evening, March LIST. Thi.
Entertainment Is one of unusual character
a decided novelty and has been presente,
before large and cultured audiences in tn,
tprincipal cities of New England, the Yves
and south. Anna Delony is -talsntee
elocutionist, an eloquent speaker. and Al
| Exceptionally fine impersonator, worth
Of all extensive and appr-cittiv patronag
by the public.