The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. William Goodell are the
happy parents OF boy baby, born last
Friday.
Subject for the meeting Of the Y. P. 8.
G. E. this evening -"Lost Opportunities. !"
AL cordially invited.
Mrs. James Adams and friend, Miss
Nellie Cotton, have been recent guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Adams.
Mrs. Loren Foskit and daughter, Mrs.
Eva Carleton, Of Worcester are guests
of Mrs. Foskit's mother, Mrs. VIM. Rus
sell.
The personal property belonging to
Arthur L. Blodgett at the Village will be
sold at auction Tuesday, October 81, at
10 O'Clock.
The weekly prayer meetings at the
Baptist church will hereafter be held on
Wednesday evenings until other arrange
ments are made.
Erving and Lucius Goodell left Monday
morning for Hopedale, Mass, where they
have both secured positions in the large
machine shops there.
Staffordville.
Milo Broadway and Leon Cooley spent
Sunday in Springfield with their aunt,
Mrs. Eliza Jennings, making the trip on
their wheels.
Raymond Kemp spent fair week with
his mother, Mrs. Wesley Broadway. On
his return she accompanied him as far as
Spencer, where she was the guest of rela-
tives at Ingleside farm.
The ladies of the M. e. Church will
give a harvest supper Friday evening.
Supper will be served from s to O'Clock.
Price Is cents. If stormy the supper will
be postponed until Saturday evening
October 81.
Last Friday evening about twenty five
friends and neighbors gathered at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Bowden for an evening of social enjoy
ment. Refreshments were served. Dane
ing and games made very pleasant
evenings entertainment.
West Stafford.
Miss Lille Eddy of New London Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ralph Brown.
Mrs. Avery Brown lie entertaining hel
mother and sister from Westfeld, Mass
Mrs. Sarah Spellman of Orcuttville has
gone to spend some time with her son ir
Willimantic.
Mrs. u. L. Ellis has gone for a weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Cooley, al
Revere, Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. Theron Brown of Bos
ton have been the guests of their brother
F. w. Preston.
Mrs. Hermon Lovett and son of Filing
ton are spending few days with he
father, s. M. HARDWOOD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Chaffee of En-
field, Mass. and Mrs. Ellen Gilligan O
Monson visited at M. A. Colds early il
the week.
son Of Wayland Preston, was throw
from his horse and quite seriously injure,
at the Dewey parade in Boston last
Saturday.
w. A. Shearer has secured position
at the Chism sawmill on Stafford Stree
and will with his family go there the las
OF this week to remain during the create
part of the winter.
A letter has been received this weel
from M. A. Richardson which was maile
at Saigon, Anam, Aug. 81. He Is havin
an enjoyable trip, and has been spending
some time working with the missionarie
in China, Siam and Anam.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte Eato
Anderson was attended from the churc
last Friday afternoon, Rev.. A. Soland
officiating. Mrs. Anderson had been
resident Of this village for the create
part of her life, and had been a membe
of the Congregational church for man
she was most faithful in the attendant
upon all church services until few week
before her death, and she will be great
missed by large circle of friends.
pillow, bearing the words cat Rest,
from the relatives, and a wreath with til
letters g. E. from the Christian EndeavC
society rested upon the casket.
i TOLLAND.
Mrs. Anna Pomeroy of Essex is visitir
her sister, Mrs. J. W. Edgerton.
Gen. and Mrs. Chas. M. Joslyn of Har
ford were in town one day last week.
Miss Sarah A. Brown attended the teac
ers' convention in Hartford Saturday.
), Mrs. s. L. Cole and Miss clara S. Co
are visiting friends in South Coventry.
: Quite number of Hartford men a
hunting game in the Tolland woods the
days.
John J. Dunn and Miss Carrie Web
, were married in South Coventry last We
nesday.
Il There will be holy communion and sc
mon at the Buff Cap school house ne
Sunday, at 8 p. m.
Joseph Webster and family have NOV
to Windemere village, in Ellington, whe
they will take charge of the boardil
house.
II Rev. E. W. Bishop of Stafford Sprin
4 occupied the pulpit of the Congregation
] church last Sunday in exchange with t
l pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Whittlesey clos
their summer residence here for the seas
last week and returned to their home
Newton, Mass
Rev. Mr.. Parker, whe supplied the
E. church several years ago, now TAXI
post graduate work at Hartford theolo
n cal seminary, preached at the Method
= church last Sunday.
9 The ladies of the M E. church will q
! their annual Harvest Supper in the to,
Y hall next Tuesday evening. The supp
n will consist of baked beans, chickenp
. boiled dinner, cold meats, pie, cake, e
Entertainment under the auspices of I
Epworth League will commence at
4 o'clock. Supper will be served before a
o after the entertainment. First table s.;
Supper Is cts. Entertainment 10 cts.
FLORA
/ ELLINGTON.
Crystal Lake Correspondence
A. U. Charter lost good team hol
= last Saturday.
IL The Christian Endeavor society v