The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1901-11-14

\ iY g!ul .iaii some Lime ago, 10 slowly recOv-
ering.
William, son of the late William Goff
and Deborah Hall Goff, lives IN Worces-
ter, Mass.
Eddie Mason, who used to live at h. B.
ClaIk's, has been heard from as U. S.
colder In China.
Only child of the late William Holt and
Caroline Carpenter Holt: William Henry,
lives In Wilmington.
Garrett Marcy Of Rome, N. Y, visited
his mother, Mrs w. Fl. Holt, last week.
Her son, Frank, is still with her.
No man can violate both human and
Divine law and not come to fall. II
done openly, 90 much the worse.
Only child Of the late Jonathan Walker
and Harriet Merrick Walker: Harriet,
married ]. e, Morrison, both dead.
Regular meeting Of the local w. C. T.
Y, In the Baptist conference room Satur-
day afternoon, 10th inst, at Q O'Clock. s
Y Children of the late Lucius Preston and
Olivia Dimock Preston: Orline died In
childhood; Frank D. lives in Wellington.
/, Children OF Leonard Shafer, who lives
near New London, and the late Mary
IGoff Shaffer: Emily, dead Frank lives
In Willimantic.
Children of the late Charles F. Nor
Erisen and Louisa Preston Morrison: Cath
crime and. s.. P. live In wellington; Frank
and Henry dead. W
Pastor Snow went for change to No
Iank. It~is expected that next Sunday
Rey. john A. Harding of Charlestown,
Mass, will act as supply.
r Only child of John III. Holmes, who
lives In Wilmington, and the late Jane FL
bridge Holmes: Julia married j. A..
DiflwoFth, lives in Norwich.
AT the Congregational church Sunday
Rev. Mr.. Starr of Providence preached
from Matt. Al. Theme, ''The tempta-
ton of Jesus-his human side."
Only child OF the late Daniel Eldridge
and Caroline Holt Eldridge, widow, living
IN Wilmington !: Caroline, married Perry
Davis, Stafford, both living there. -
Ed. Fairnes has moved from the old
Glassfactory store into the Osborne house,
lately occupied by the Dixons. The Wild.
oW Dixon has moved to Webster, Mass.
u Children ffosterJ Of the late John B.
Carpenter and Emily Shafer Carpenter,
widow Jennie lives In Willimantic
James and Ed. G. live with Mis-. Carpen.
ter In Wellington.
Children of the late Orlan Glazier and
FSophronia johnson Glazier: Hubbel lives
in Glastonbury; o. D., a soldier In the
civil war, dead; Judson lives in Hart
ford Elisha lives In Hartford. =.
Children of the late Charles Il. Rider
and Janet Dimock Rider: Charles Fl. ane
John g. live in Wilmington; Helen mar
ried Winfield Snow, dead; Jenny married
DIR. Ed. Bidwell, Haddam, dead
Children Of the late Simeon Williams
and Betsey Rider Williams: George
dead. Ofsecond wife, Charter Williams
Henry lives in Tolland; Charles P. live
In Wilmington; Phila lives In Stafford.
| Vol. 1893, the last of the official record
Of the civil war, some thirty years In tn
works, will soon be out. The series cos
88, 000, 900, which shows the importanc
somewhat Of the little chore Uncle Sam
i5soldfers did In the. sixties. ~
/ James Carpenter and others working o.
the new state road saw deer near tn
Rufus Robbins place last Friday. TIL
inext day Mrs. Emily Carpenter found
dandelion blossom In her yard, one Of tn
fruits of this pleasant autumn weather.
i Children of the late Hosea Vinton an
Elizabeth Weston Vinton: Justus H., mis-
sionary to Burma, dead; Lucinda marie
William Clark, Tolland, both dead; MI
randa married Rev. Mr.. Bennett, mission
aries in Burmah Harvey; Eliza marie
Lucius Fisk, all dead. ......
| The next social of the Baptist Ladies
Aid society will occur on the evening {
Dec. 3. Charles Sanmonig OF Willima1
tic has volunteered to be present with hi
improved graphophone, which will doub
flees add greatly to the entertainment
Keep in mind that this social will be hel
on the first Tuesday evening after Thank,
giving.
i Children of the late Daniel Shafer an
Sophronia Goif Shafer.: Sophronia ma
Tried Leonard James, both dead; Dani
1st died young Nancy married Sherms
Babcock, Tolland, dead; Daniel I'd live
In Hartford; Susan married VIM. Farm
worth, live In Stafford; Eliza marie
l. Macfarlane, dead Sarah died your
in Coventry; George died In childhood.
Il The Bible day program at the Bapti
: church Sunday was successfully and II
terestingly carried out. The service WI
, conducted by Deaconess Preston and Il
recitations by Mabel Clark, Edna Pierc
Alice Pratt, Florence Pierce, Mary Jane
SudIACa ~RAMW0AAS SdAA 11GO dAu h@Al
James were indeed very commendabl
The fine and somewhat difficult selection
of music contained In the program wei
effectively rendered by the choir. A du
by Mary James and her brother Harl
Twas pleasant feature. In the absen'
Of the pastor, George A. Cosgrove mao
an appropriate impromptu address, whit
was supplemented by Deaconess Presto
who spoke more particularly Of the d
UNCONVENTIONAL Bible work In the Yves
tsouth, etc. The exel cises closed wit
the G, e. benediction.
south Willingt0n.
Rev. j. A. Harding will preach he
next Sunday at the usual hour.
I'll. Lillibridge IL so far recovered of b