The Press., 1903-12-17
Mrs. Ezra spaulding. who has been

Mrs. Ezra Spaulding, who has beel , quite i'll, is now improving.
 Amos and Frank Keefe have gone tt North Carolina. where they have ex tensive timber interests.
 Peter Johnson of Buff Gap, while splitting wood last Friday, cut his hand quite badly, the axe going com. pletely through his hand. He was brought to this village and attended by Dr. Newton.
 II CARD.-To the many neighbors and friencs, who have assisted us by their acts of kindness and words of sympathy dur ing the long illness and death of our mother, our hearts are truly grateful Il MRS. CLARA DEvLIN AND FAMILY. Il Will Abbott has been confined to the house number of days with illness.
 Augustus St. Marie has been i'll for a week or more with severe case of jaundice.
 W. J. Fuller and Partick Quinn of Springfield were guests of Austin Witt last Thursday.
 A girl baby was born last week Wednesday to MT. and Mrs. Gregory Cahill of Hydeville. ..... | The dance at the town hall Satur- day evening was we'll attended, and proved an enjoyable occasion.
 MT. and Mrs. G. E. Burke have been making a several days visit in Vermont with MT. Burke's brother. Albert R. Comstock of Denver, Col. is spending few days with his friends who are at Mrs. L. S. Good ell's. - ......
 The members of the Baptist Sunday school are requested to meet Saturday afternoon at the church to rehearse for the Christmas exercises.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church will meet for work next Wednesday afternoon and serve their usual supper at D. 45, with Mrs. Mary Green and Mrs Carl Green as host esses.
 Charles Russell rather takes excep- tion to the story of any of his cattle being vicious enough to attack any person. His cattle are always trying to push each other in the yard, and he often watches them to see which will be the victor. On the day in question he was standing near them when they were at their customary wrangle, when one of them suddenly whirled around, striking Mir. Russell with his hip, throwing him to the ground and stunning him for minute Christmas will be celebrated at the Universalist church this year with more than the usual exercises Next Sunday morning the service at the church will be appropriate to the oc- casion, and the following musical pro- gram has been arranged: Anthem, "Sing With Joy;" quartet, 'The Air Was Still;" anthem, 'There Were Shepherds quintet, "The Light of the World;'' solo, Jesus of Naza- reth." On Thursday evening, Christ mas eve, the Sunday school will hold their annual Christmas tree in the church at 7.30, and in addition to other features the cantata, "Santa Claus Greeting" will be presented.
 The following from last week Thurs days Springfield Republican will be of interest to people in this section Miss Adelaide S. Beebe, youngest daughter of Mrs. Sophia M. Beebe of Hampden, and Rev. John Cameron of St. Albans, Vt, were married yester- day afternoon at o'clock at the home of the bride. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Darius H. Stoddard, pastor of the Baptist church at Hamp- den, the ring service being used. The wedding march from Lohengrin was played by Miss Edna L. Whitaker, a neice of the bride. After the cere- mony a reception was held, and re- treatments served. The house was prettily decorated with mountain laurel, palms and ferns. The bridal couple were the recipients of many handsome and useful gifts MT. and Mrs. Cameron will live at St. Albans, Vt., where MT. Cameron has lately begun his work as pastor of the Baptist church of that place.
 Mrs. Elizabeth F. Remmert, one of Stafford's oldest and most respected residents, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clara Devlin in this village early Saturday morning from the effects of a shock sustained about three years before, and from which she had been an invalid. since that time. The deceased, whose maiden name was Elizabeth F. Giddings, was born in We7tford July 15, 1882, and came to this village when F years of age, and with the exception of few years at the Springs, she has been a continuous resident since that time. When 19 years of age she was married to Fred erick Remmert, who died in August, 1893. She was the mother of twelve children, ten of whom are now living I-Eli of Worcester, Walter of Nor wich, Frederick of this town, George of Baltic, Arthur of Warren, Mass. Mrs. Charles Davis of Warren, Mrs. Clara Deylin, Mrs. Charles Curnan, Miss Ellen and Miss Carrie of this town. Funeral services were held at the house Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev. J. P. Marvin officiating. The burial was in Stafford Street ceme- tery.
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 | Mrs. Mahlon West is on the sick list. | Alfred Marchant has accepted a position at the Springs.
 Special Christmas music at the Con- gregational church next Sunday. | Miss Grace Graan of SDr;pofald hoe