The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-08-14
Regular meeting Of A. o. H. Sunday

Sumner Smith OF Hampton called on
friends In town Wednesday. s.
Rev. FL. O'Neill's mother is with him
for the week at the rectory.
Chas. Ellis and party OF friends went
for visit to the Shakers to-day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stretch of Meriden Is
the guest of her son, DIR. Stretch.
]. Allen Mix, who has been confined to
his home by illness, lie recovering.
Levi King of Providence has been the
guest OF his uncle, George Bolieau.
Mrs. Frank Simmons and children have
returned from visit Ia Worcester.
Mrs. Marcia West of Hartford is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Leach.
Mrs. T. 81. Rafftery and Miss Nellie
Haley have returned from visit at Col
linsville.
There will be q regular meeting of
Winter w. r. c., No. 25, next Wednes-
day evening.
W. e. Demond and Henry Fiske have
gone to Nova Scotia for business and
pleasure trip.
Mrs. F. e. Fitzpatrick and Miss Nellie
Fitzpatrick have gone to Bristol, N. H.,
for two weeks.
Foster Wynlng, Royal Wyning, NAL
camping at Diamond Ledge heights.
Lizzie Joseph, employed at the worsted
mill, had her hand quite badly injured
Tuesday by getting it caught in the ma
chinery.
Stamordville.
Miss Ethel Cushman has been i'll.
Ed Harrington has been quite i'll this
week.
Miss Lottie Corners was the guest of
Miss Edna Melbourne Sunday. ....
The Methodist society are holding their
picnic at Evergreen park to-day.
Mrs. Sarah Potter and daughter, Jes-
sic, visited friends In Union recently.
Rev. 81. M. Vail has been seriously Ill
Herbert Heck and family of Stafford
Hollow have moved into one OF Mr.. Peel's
tenements this week.
The Congregational Sunday school
joined the Baptist Sunday school and held
a picnic at Evergreen park Tuesday.
Joseph Greene of Millbury, Mass, has
leased the blacksmith shop and has COM
menced business. He Is occupying one
of Peel & McCarthy's tenements for q
residence.
George Cummings Is seriously i'll at his
home.
The Holmes Cady family reunion will
be held next week Thursday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Lamb at the Village last Tuesday.
The Gypsy camp ground Is again occu-
pied, number of families having arrived
Tuesday.
Mrs. John Moore has recently been a
guest of her husbands relatives In this
place.
Mrs. Jennie Patterson and children Of
Brooklyn are expected at the Wightman
homestead this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Heck moved last
Monday to Staffordville, where Mr.. Heck
has for some time been employed.
DIR. Price of New York, who is looking
up the Alden family records, called on
Mrs. A. 81. Simonds.last Tuesday.
Joseph Ferry has sold his farm on Grow
Hill, known as the Pardon Davis place,
to Della s. Allen of Ware for 81, 700.
Mrs. Miles of Meriden, accompanied by
friend, Mrs. Beebe, is stopping at the
hotel and is calling on relatives In the
village.
Mrs. Emily Thompson has moved this
week into the VIM. Russell house, which
she recently purchased from the Huldat
Wakefield estate.
E. FL. Pinney and Claude Plnney are ir
New York for the purpose of booking
some first class attraction for the opening
of the new hall.
Mrs. Clara Cummings and sister, Mrs.
Lucy Wadsworth, left yesterday for Say
brook, where they will spend several
weeks with their sister.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church will meet for work next Wednes
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock, and will serve
their usual supper at $50.
Milton Puffer of Willimantic has been
in the village this week for the purpose
Of attending the annual business meeting
Of the Harmonial Progressive Union.
The Baptist picnic at Evergreen park
last Tuesday was a success. The day
proved to be one of the few fine ones Of
the season, which was thoroughly enjoy.
ed by the large number present.
The Moose Meadows failed to show up
last Saturday, and there was no game or
the local ground. A game between the
married men and single men has been ar.
ranged for next Saturday afternoon.
| II. I'll. Hall intends to close up his meat
market'in this place In about two weeks
He has formed copartnership with Geo
Wood Of the borough, and the firm are te
open market in Monson as soon as some
renovations are completed.
r. G. Beebe Of Los Angeles, CAL, ar.
rived In town last Saturday and Is stop
ping at the Springs house. 1t is under
stood that his visit east is mostly of g
business nature, and that the duration Of
his stay will be some two or three weeks
Unclaimed letters, Stafford post Office
Pearl Cook, Mr.. BENZ. s. Taylor, MI. E
P. Frost, W. Fl. Pendergast, A. Goyette
3. Newmans, Rubin Munley, Bartomiey
Macizowski, Wiktovyja Kabovta, Tgnacy
Butumas, Christyan Suienser.