The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-04-05
Ernest K. Taft is in Willimantic on a

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John Crane has taken position In j.
J. Clark's barber shop.
Miss Ruth Walker Is home from Mt.
Holyoke for the spring vacation.
w. E. Hanley, the shoe dealer, has re-
turned from a business trip to New York
city.
Carmine Ell. Kemp has brought suit of
foreclosure against the heirs of VIM. j.
Fenton. through his attorney, P. J. Dana.
hey. Louis Dio of Union has brought
suit for criminal libel against his divoro-
ed wife, Lorenda Dio.
Prof. T. F. Jordan will furnish music
for the reception that will follow the
Espig-Ruby wedding at the Young
American athletic club rooms, next Wed
nesday evening. He will also furnish
music for ball to be given by the club
the 81.
Henry Dio, loom f1xer at Rawitser &
Bro g mill, finished his duties at that
plant last Saturday, and will in future
give his entire attention to his store bust
ness in Taft's block. The weavers at
Rawitser's presented Mr.. Dio with an
easy chair as token of their esteem.
The young men of the Congregational
church had charge Of the supper and
entertainment at the Congregational
church last evening. The supper was
more elaborate than usual and was served
by colored walters in full dress. A car
nation from the lighthouses of the Stafford
Floral company was placed at each plate.
| Stafford Street.
Joseph Larrivee has a new top carriage.
Miss Nellie Snow of Holyoke is the
guest of Miss Mabel Foster.
The Literary club will meet with Miss
Edna Goodell next Wednesday evening.
i Mrs. Richardson and daughter of Pres
ton City, and Miss Mamie Fisk of Hart
ford are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Y Fisk
i Stafford.
CARD OF THANKs.-We take this meth
cd to publicly express our most heartfelt
thanks to the Riverside mill employees,
the Christian Endeavor, and all other
kind friends, who so generously contrib
ted flowers, and in other ways expressed
their sympathy and love at the time of
our recent bereavement
MR.. AND MRS. JOSEPH L. CONNORS.
:. Mrs. Wallace Melbourne is spending a
few days with relatives In Wales.
:. Claude Pinney is at home from school
at Lakeville on account of Illness.
Charles Miles of Meriden is a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Johnson this week.
Miss Grace Mead returned to her home
Saturday after an absence Of seven weeks.
/ Regular communication of Wolcott
, Lodge, F. & A. NJ, next week Thursday
evening.
Miss Wallace of Springfield is spending
} the week with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Thresher.
Miss Issie Durham goes to Springfield
to-day and will attend dancing reception
in that city tomorrow evening.
Auctioneer Preston sold the Judd Cady
farm at Tray Hollow last week Tuesday
to Horace Moulton of Monson for 81 500
Subject for the meeting of the Y. P. s.
G. E. next Tuesday evening-"Christ our
= Missionary Model" Miss Stella Ingram
leader.
Don't forget the auction sale of the Gin
hold farm at the Village next Saturday.
1t is going to be sold and it will be bar.
gain for somebody.
The many friends Of Mrs. o. T. Hulett,
who has been undergoing surgical oper.
l alton at hospital in New Haven, will be
t pleased to learn that 1t has been success.
:, daily in health.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Simonds returned
8 from Philadelphia on the boat train yes
8 terday morning and have taken up theil
n residence with Mr.. Simonds' parents
= They were married March 10th In thu
l. Catholic church at Philadelphia by Rev
Francis Quinn.
q Advertised letters Miss Mamie Cham
n berlin, Miss J. G. Chamberlin, Mrs. g
y Fl. Parsons, Mrs. Napoleon Chabot, Mrs
IL A. E. Kinnell, Novelty Jewelry Co., New
t. England Pipe Co., Rev. W. w. Woods
E. Rev. M. F. Rgney, Elias George, Ere,
OPAluSo3 NIL W.. JILL ShI HIuOl
le la, Al Signor Gerdo Linni.
~ There will be meeting of the ecclesi
~ astical society of the Baptist church mex
10 Friday evening, when the committee o.
the recent church improvements vii
~ make their report. The improvement
y have not yet been completed, but it ha
" been decided to hold the services in tn
@ main audience room next Sunday as us
," ual.
10 The following from the North Brook
40 field Journal of March Both will be of ir
terest to many people in this vicinity
y where the newly-wedded couple hav
y been spending few days with the bride
" mother, Mrs. LeMonde, at the Colour
~ Hill COTTAGE:
~ Mortimer Howard Paine and Miss Biz
ls B. LeMonde were quietly married at til
I'D brides home on Tuesday evening, Marc
I'll 81. Only the immediate members of tn
or family were present. The ceremony we
81 performed by Rev. E. B. Blanchard, PAL
as tor of the Congregational church, at 81
at O'Clock, the two-ring service being uset
n Light refreshments were served at 6. 81
~ They were the recipients of many beaut
~ full gifts from their numerous friend
&c The bride was gowned in a suit of dar
in blue venetian cloth, combined with silv'
a gray, and carried magnificent bouqu'
!, of violets and lilies of the valley, with
n spray of orange blossoms received fro
all "Mangoosteen Home," Stanton, Floridi
he nestled in her hair. Mr.. and Mrs. Pair
k. left in the evening for a short weddir
~ trip and they will be at home to the
friends after April 1st at Hotel Pilgrim
I'M Mr.. Paine Is principal of the Hodgkil
al school, and Miss LeMonde is the assistal
ut librarian of Merrick free public library.
st. Miss Nellie Estelle Connors, who We
We reported so dangerously i'll last wee