The Press., 1902-08-28

the fact that they can all commence going
to school again next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson have
been recent guests Of Mr.. Johnson's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. David johnson.
Herman Ladish has purchased Mrs.
John Belden's farm at the Village and
expects to take possession October 1st.
Miss Clara Flndeisen and cousin OF
Springfield are guests Of Miss Findeisen's
sisters, Mrs. John Brown and Mrs. Will
Brown.
Miss Efie Dunbar of Hydeville returns
to Terryville Monday to resume her du-
ties as teacher in the public schools 10
that place.
Mrs. w. FL. Black and two children.
Willie and Margaret, have been spending
the week with Mrs. Belle Shippey at
Woodstock.
DR.. Stroud of Tufts college. accompa-
MED by his wife and child, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Crawford at Pas
turelands farm.
There will be special communication
of Wolcott lodge, No. 60, f. & A. NJ,
next Tuesday evening and good attend
ance Is desired.
Charles Ell. Russell and Smith w. Page
took day off together Tuesday and had
an enjoyable time calling on old friends
In Woloc and vicin9tv
Putnam Druley, q naval cadet from
the United States naval academy at An
napolis, is spending portion of his fur
Tough with Clifford Wightman.
Rather bad for the expectations Of the
young men, but the married men won the
second game of base ball last Saturday
afternoon by still larger score than the
first.
Mrs. Eliza Crawford, her daughter, Mrs.
Satterlee, and grandchild from Highland
Vile, also Mrs Annie Kinney from New
ton Highlands, Mass, are spending the
week with Mrs. Alvira Holmes and the
Misses Putney.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of Springfield, who has
been supplying the pulpit of the Baptist
church for the past few Sundays, has
been spending the week here, accompa.
MED by his wife, as guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Jenkins.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church will meet for work next Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock and will serve
their usual supper at $50. Ice cream
will be on sale. Hostesses, Mrs. Henry
Thresher and Mrs. A. Fl Preble.
The infant child, which survived the
death of Its mother, Mrs. Della Pelkey, a
few months ago, and which has since
been cared for by its grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus St. Marie, died last
Friday and the funeral was held Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Annie L. Braithwaite left last
week Tuesday to return to her employ
ment In Boston On her arrival at the
station In that city she was informed by
friends of the sudden death of her en-
ployer, Fl. d. Trask, which occurred at
his home in Maplewood the day before
Miss Braithwaite expects to return to
Stafford.
A story is current In the village of two
lost children, little girls, having been
seen wandering about the place Tuesday
evening, and again yesterday morning.
They appeared to be unable to give any
definite Information as to the location OF
their home or In what direction they
came. It could not be learned where
they disappeared to, or that any inquiries
have been made for such children.
staf1ordville.
W.. V. Odell was in Springfield, Mass,
Saturday.
Mrs. William Tobin is entertaining her
brother from Holyoke, Mass.
Frank Brown and family spent Sunday
with his parents In West Stafford.
Mrs. Mahlon West attended the camp
meeting at Willamette last week.
Rev. Frank w. Gray, Is entertaining
his father, Mr.. Gray, at the M. E. par.
sonage.
Mrs. Arthur West has as guest hel
cousin, Mrs. Samuel Eager, Of Spring.
field, Mass.
Miss Gladys Phelps of East Milton
Mass, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Phelps.
Mrs. John Colburn and daughters, Alice
and leila, of Enfield were at Ebenezel
Colburn's last week.
Mrs. Paul Guenther and children have
been visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Guenther's for few weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Satterlee and Mrs. Anne
Kinney of Highlandville, Mass, are the
guests of friends In this village and Hyde
Vile.
Clarence Agard of the senior class
Rockville high school, has been passing q
part of his vacation with his relatives
here.
Rev. Henry M. Vail is able to sit up {
few hours each day, and Tuesday he wen
for short drive with his physician, DIR
G. B. Newton.
Mrs. Mary King spent last week will
her niece, Mrs. George e. Webster, a
the Springs. This week she will go tt
Vermont to visit her brother.
Master Raymond e. Miller returned
home to Oxbridge, Mass, last Saturday
after spending seven weeks and hal
with his aunt, Mrs. Ezra s. Colburn.
Edgar Brewer of East Hartford, accom-