The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-04-06
U. o. G. G. meeting next Monday even

ing.
Regular meeting Of A. o. U. W., this
evening.
Temple of Honor meeting next Wednes-
day evening.
Levi D. Gary has an attractive new
depot wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. johnson spent East
er at Willimantic.
Dsna Gary made business trip to
Hartford Tuesday.
q. A. Ray has purchased new horse
of Adelbert Needham.
Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin is visiting her
parents at Holyoke, Mass.
Regular communication of Ionic, F. q
A. M, next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. V. Squier of Windsor Locks is
the guest of Mrs. James Mclaughlin.
Miss z. Sullivan of Glastonbury is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. David Collins.
Mrs. Alonzo Farnell of Woonsocket is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott.
Mrs. John Hassett of Rockville is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Hassett.
Miss Mollie Lathrop Is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Chas. L. Dean at Maiden, Mass.
Louis Suenderhauf has hired the Feeley
house. Mrs. Feeley will go to Holyoke
and join her husband.
Meeting of w. r. G Friday evening.
Supper will be served from to for 10
cents. All are invited.
| Advertised letters Miss Margaret Nc
Carthy, James Sullivan, Mrs. Rosie Snow
Alpha Garth. Mrs. Eddie Freeman.
The ladies of Grace church will soon
hold, not a missionary" social, as re-
ported in last weeks paper, but meas
uring social.
The Willing Workers will hold a meet
ing at the home of Mrs. James McLaugh
lin on Highland Terrace Saturday after
noon at 2. 30. :
There will be a supper and social al
the M. E. church next Wednesday even
ing in charge of the Misses Helm, Miss
Arnold, Miss Haig and Miss Comlns.
There will be no services at the Meth
odist church next Sunday, it being con
ference Sunday. Glass and prayer meet
ing will be held as usual this week an(
next.
Notwithstanding the number of former
presentations, "Side Tracked" drew
good house Tuesday evening. The part
were we'll taken, and the entertainment
gave general satisfaction. ~ ::;..--
The Amenity whist club met With MI
and Mrs. E. l.. Burr on Grant avenu
Tuesday evening. Mrs: J. M. Leach
Hannibal Alden, John Foster and Mrs
Lewis Helm were prize winners.
The board of governors of the Countr
club will hold meeting tomorrow even
ing. Arrangements will probably be mad
for opening the club house and 'gettin
the grounds ready for the popular gam
of golf.
> The Easter ball given by the Lincol
athletic club at their hall Monday evenin
drew good attendance, several bein
present from out-of-town. Bissett's OF
chestra furnished good music for tn
occasion. ...:.- e..
Manager Gray of the Willimantic oper
house will run a special train, April "a
for the presentation of 1.-The little host
by the Della Fox comic opera compan
on that night. The company consists Q
forty people. Il
At the Buff Cap school house next Sur
day there will be Sunday school at 2; a
80 the children's Easter service, whic
was postponed last Sunday, will be helc
and the rector will tell an Easter story
9 at O'Clock there will be service and sci
mon All are invited. ! i
, Several bowling matches have bee
rolled between teams representing mai
= ried men and single men. The marie
: men have won each time. New pins hav
been procured for the alley of the ~regl
u lation size. The scores do not run
high with these pins. Richard Fisk an
DR.. A. o. Comins are tied for first plac
u with the new pins, each having made
/ score of 2O2. A match this evening wi
: be rolled with the Stafford team.
Grace Church Notes The Easter offe
u ing for the benefit of. the parish amount
thus far to about $3.50, and there are Sc
y eral more parishioners yet to be heal
j. from. This is by;far the largest offeril
e In the history of Grace church. Mo
Il of the Easter music will be repeated ne
= Sunday morning., Choir rehearsal Sa
e urday evening at 7.30......The JUNO
y will meet Saturday at 2.3O....., Being Il
n second Sunday in the month there will
e no evening service next Sunday.
u Mrs. Willis Clark, 80, died Saturday
y her home in Oxford of consumption of Il
III blood. Mrs. Clark went to Oxford but
III few weeks ago, and previous to goi
there was resident of this town f
t. about eight years. Mr.. Clark closed +
labors with Bidwell & Co. last week. al
% arrived in Oxford just before Mrs. CLARK
Is death. Besides her husband one child
% left. Three children died here of scarf
le fever in the winter of 81. The fune1
pit was held Tuesday, and the burial was
n Sturbridge.
'r Inc new telephones are now In work.
re order. The list of subscribers now
le cludes Smith e. Cooley, Office and mi
i. Adelbert Needham, residence and liver
IN DIR. Nichols, Office; Gary Bros, offic
h q. Fl. Baker & Co., store; Stafford W.
l. sted company, office E. C. Pinney, re
dence; Phoenix wooden company, offic
- Stafford savings bank; Peel & McCarth
y office; w. 81. Corbin, residence; G..
Beck with, Office and Odell's store. OF
+ ers have the matter under considerable
n and will probably come in later.
T. Rev. J. l. Bartholomew preached
farewell sermon at the Methodist chur
" Sunday. During his five years pastors
is in town Mr. Bartholomew has won t