The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-08-21

COVENTRY.
South Coventry.
Miss Sadie White is visiting in Clinton.
Miss Estella Barker is at Mrs.EF. J.
Tracy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Hull were in town
over Sunday.
Miss Helen Clark Is spending week
at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Potter spent Sum
day In Stonington.
Owen Payne former resident, has
been visiting friends here.
Miss M. McTaggart Of Worcester is
visiting Mrs. G. e. Hoxie.
VIM. Tracy and his sister, Niles Mabel,
are on visit in Pennsylvania.
Rev. 8. r. Maine and family and others,
are at the camp ground this week. I'D,
The ball nine will hold another of their
popular dances on Thursday evening.
Miss Kate Day and Miss Margaret
Clark were at Camp Keller on governors
day.
A large number from here went to
Watch Hill on the G. e. excursion Satur-'
day.
Miss Nellie and Master Clarence Boyn-
ton of Branford are visiting at G. g..
Coombs'.
School will begin In the graded school
Sept. I'd, with the same corps Of teachers
as last year.
John Hull and Miss Ethel OF whitman
tic are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Lydia Mason. go .'t5
There will be no preaching service at
the M. e. church next Sabbath. All will
attend camp meeting.
James Bradbury and daughter. Mrs.
Louis Hughes, from Lyme spent Sunday
at Dewitt Kingsbury's.
There will be band concert, with o
cake and Ice cream sale, In front Of r. b.
Wilson's block on Saturday.
Fred Sheridan, who has been home
here for week and at Camp Keller, Nj
antic, has returned to Hartford.
| The young ladies from the box shop,
with invited friends, enjoyed boating
party on Lake Wangumbaug on Monday
evening. Candy and fruit were served.
Mrs. Henry Brainard and little son Of
Hartford have been spending some time
with Mrs. Edwin Ledoyt. Mr.. Brainard
spent Sunday with them, and they re-
turned home on Monday.
A regular meeting Of the grange was
held on Tuesday evening this week.
About 90 members were present One
candidate was initiated In LIST and ID de-
grees. A short program followed.
Rev. Nestor Light has 25 books loaned
by G. FL. Leeds Of Stamford. which he
will have three months, during which
time they are freq to any one In the town,
and can be retained two weeks by each
person.
There was special, meeting Of the
grange held at F. A. Spaulding's on Tues
day Of last week to receive an application
for membership. There were about 90
members present. A social time was en-
joyed, and Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding very
kindly served cake and ice cream.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Bradbury celebrated
the 5Oth anniversary of their marriage at
their home here on Saturday. Only Inn
mediate relatives and q few friends and
neighbors were present. They have seven
children, all Of whom were present, with
their families. There were twenty one
In the family, including children and
grandchildren. MIR. and Mrs. Bradbury
were the recipients of numerous gifts,
there being over 800 In gold. Each Of
their children presented them with a 80
gold piece. The house was prettily deco.
rated with golden rod, and the occasion
was very pleasant one. ~. 49,.
| ASHFORD. '.*
WestfOrd. -~2t'
A. F. Schofield has new horse.
May Lyon Is away visiting relatives,
A. Fl. Stewart is spending this week II
Vermont. ..
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Ruth Barlow is visiting relatives II
Gurleyville. -.~4.: !: ..z:..>s
John Miller, lately In the employ OF e
A. Buck 4 Co., has moved to Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood of Gurley
| villo snont Sunday with rolo%ivoo horo
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Reed of Stafford
Springs spent last week with Mrs. Abbit
Kinney. -.
Clarence Walc0tt and A. FL. Stewar
each have a prospect of a fine crop o
peaches.
WALES.