The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ferry of Hydeville
left this morning for a weeks stay at
Saratoga.
Mrs. Edwin Clark of Providence Ia a
guest of Mrs. A. Il. Weaver and Mrs.
Mary Prince.
Mrs. Nella Weston and Dwight Weston
returned Tuesday from a two-weeks' stay
at Lake Pleasant.
George Lord returned Monday from
the Rhode Island hospital at Providence,
where he has had an operation performed
for nasal catarrh.
Arthur King of Fitchburg, Henry King
of Springfield, and Mrs. Kendall Hunt OF
Newtonville, Mass, have been recent
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hunt.
Mrs. Jared Converse of East Douglas,
Mass, and her daughter, Mrs. William
Halsted of Providence, r. L., are visiting
Mrs. Converse's sisters, the Misses Ses-
sions.
The junior bail nine went to Stafford
Vile last Saturday and defeated team
there by score of II to 9. The same
two mines are to play return game on
the home ground next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Rathbun were In
Norwich the latter part Of last week at
tending the sold home week" celebration.
Mr.. Rathbun returned Monday, but Mrs.
Rathbun remained for longer visit.
Jesse Hulett has resigned his position
with J. Glover & Son and returned to
Wales, where he has been appointed JAM
itor OF the school building. His place
has been taken by Peter Largess of Stat
fordville.
The Philharmonic orchestra Of Spring
field will furnish the music for the open
ing of Memorial hall next week Thursday
and Friday evenings. Tickets will be 81
and $1.25, and are on sale at the stores
of II. f. Cady, and FL. s. Abel In the Dor.
ough.
Unclaimed letters, Stafford post Office
Mrs. E. M. Clifford, 2 for Miss Cora Crate
Robin M. Green, J. Henry McGill, Henry
Whyde, Church Tabor, M. Phillips, Borie
Domerrico, Giovanni Patricelli, Pietrt
Sestero, Antonio Cappellucci, S. Curtis
Peter V. Besbicon, Christon Timogian
mir.
The same firm of decorators from Hart
ford, who done such fine piece of worl
on the new Memorial hall, are now a
work on the interior of the Universalis
church. On account of the unavoidable
delay In the completion of the improve
ments 1t has been necessary to Postpon
the re-opening of the church for the usua
services. The new pipe organ was ship
ped from the factory yesterday and vii
soon be In position.
stanordville.
VIM. F. Peel is confined to his hom
by illness.
SamI Heck spent Sunday with his pa
rents In Union.
Ray West of Willimantic spent Sunda,,
with his relatives here.
Clarence Booth of Vermont was in tow
last week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Mary Heck spent several days las
week with her sons In Union.
Mrs. George E. Webster of the Spring
spent Monday at her old home.
Thomas Odell has moved into one o
Mrs. Glare Lemonde's tenements.
Miss Ethel Cushman has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Anderson, recently.
Grace and Sadie Shaw have been spend
ing week with relatives in Wales.
George Henry Eaton Is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Will Crane, In Willimantic.
Otto Serno and Andrew Sault are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien Washburne.
Mass will be observed at st. Joseph
chapel next Sunday morning at O'Clock
Clarence M. Agard. reporter on tn
Rockville Journal, is spending few day
In town.
Isaac M. Agard, M. A., principal of tn
Rockville high school, was In town seve
al days last week.
Arthur s. Bosworth, formerly of West
ford, has accepted a position at the Pho
nix mill in Hydeville.
Miss Susie M. West of Worcester We
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. ID. Rol
erts, three days this week.
There will be no service at the M.
church the next two Sundays as the pa
tor, Rev. F. w. Gray, Is out of town o
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius A. Roberts, TO
merly of this place but now of Holyok
were visiting friends in this place las
week Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Miller, Master Irving v
Miller, and Ina nj. Miller of Oxfor,
Mass, were guests at Ezra s. Colburn's
part of last week.
Mrs. VIM. B. Batchelder OF East Mi
ton, Mass, and her mother, Mrs. Leland,
Walbridge, were the guests OF Mrs. E
win Phelps Sunday.
The ladies of the M. e. church wi
hold lawn party at the home of w.
Amadon next Wednesday evening. Ic
cream will be for sale.
Mrs. Clarence Kingsbury and brothe
r. Il. Rose, who have been spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Brow
have returned to their home In Holyok
Mrs. John Booth returned Monds
night from visit to Springfield, Chico
/ pee and Monson. At the latter place 81
was the guest of Mrs. Claude A. Duncal
formerly of this place.
Mrs. Arthur Duncan and daughter, Mi
Edna Dimmick, who have been spendir
a part of the summer with Mrs. Duncan
sister, Mrs. Grant Hammer, have returne
to their home In Worcester.