The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-07-17
Mrs. Chas. Pobuda is sick with APP

Mrs. Chas. Pobuda is sick with APP
Fpendicitis. -.-- r
The pastors subject for next Sunday
will be 1.-THE gift of the Holy Spirit"
Do not forget change of time for the
preaching service and Sunday school next
Sunday 1O45 and IL O'Clock.
Special communication OF Uriel lodge,
F. q A. M, at AGO. Saturday afternoon,
July 10th. Regular meeting at 7.30.
Work In third degree.
Miss Sadie Woodwork has been en-
gagged to teach the Village school this
coming year. Miss Woodworth grad
uated from the State Normal school In
Willimantic this summer and taught sew
eral weeks successfully In Ridgefeld.
Judge of Probate M. B. Fisk Of Stat
ford, at court held here last Friday,
committed the two children of Geo. L.
Snow to the Temporary home at Vernon,
Later Mrs. Snow received permission to
keep the youngest child for the present
A social will be given In tho chapel Of
the Congregational church next Wednes-
day evening. For entertainment the
South Wellington band will give con-
cert. Supper will be served as usual.
An invitation Is extended to all. Admis-
sion free.
| VIM. B. Snow was severely bitten on
the leg by dog In Voluntown last week
while engaged in his work as carpenter.
The wound became SO painful that he
had to come home to give it attention.
DIR. F. L. johnson wSs called and the
wound Is doing we'll.
| We received call last Monday from
VIM. FL. Young, now holding a good po-
sition as engineer In New York. Twenty
two years ago he worked for John Brig
ham. Mr.. Young, with his wife and
daughter are spending couple weeks
calling on old friends In Connecticut and
Massachusetts.
Bessie, the Oldest child of Frank Pc.
buda has caught the scarlet fever from
her brother and sister who are recovering
from the disease. We are told that the
town health officer for Tolland has been
to the house but once since he was first
notified Of the case, three weeks ago
which is not very strict Interpretation
Of the law which requires that the towr
health officer shall have thorough sur
veillance Of such cases until danger o.
contagion Is past.
eye old fashioned social and concert
is over and gone, lack-a-day. We shall
never see Its like again. More's the pity
Conundrum Who impersonated Lore
Chesterfield What was the trouble will
the spectacles? The ingenuity displayed
and the faithful portrayal of the modes o
, dress Of ye olden time, covering periot
of over one-hundred years, was a reve
lation to the uninitiated. Many of TIN
> costumes worn were very valuable heir
looms. The program as announced b.
eIW. HI. Hall was as follows: Song
Cousin Jedediah," by ye chorus; solo
l''Annie Laurie" by "Roxana Ketur
Tubbs," miss Ethel Burdick); A round
!, f'Scotland's burning" by ye gentlemen {
+, We chorus; recitation, Farmer an
: Wheel" by ''Suzana Philurie Periwinkle,
q Miss Ida M. HalD: song, 'Comin
0 through the Rye" by Lucinda Matild
Q Winthrop" miss Jennie FarwelD I'M
: Old Kentucky Home" solo by "Philandt
!. Uriah Keep, q. W. Harrison), assiste
+ by ye chorus; A round, "Three Bin
Mice," by ye ladies of ye chorus; recit
d ton, ''The New Organ" by ye parsol
! "Daniel Ezekiel Brewster" (Chas.
Y Snow); duett, Reuben and Rachael"
n Reuben West" and Rachael Jones
j, ct. A. Denman and Miss Lizzie D. Hall,
: solo, "My Grandma's ADVICE" by Suzan
9 Philurie Periwinkle, (Miss Ida M. Hall,
q closing chorus, ''Auld Lang Syne," by )
d chorus. The program was followed by
l. social hour.