The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1903-10-29

l DW1&Hb NTHGUHOK IB HOHn0 again W
J, aid in the care Of his father, Rev. A.
Gardner.
The aspect and temperature yester-
day morning denoted that winter was
on the way.
Tuesday Constable Lawrence, on
complaint. of Mr.. Simons of Central
Village, arrested e. A. Bates for not
sending his boy, Harrison, to school.
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CARD OF THANKs.-I desire to express
my deepest gratitude to the many willing
friends, who, by their help and sympathy,
have made lighter my burden during the
sickness, and at the funeral Of my daugh-
ter, Mary. MRS. MARIA DUNDoN.
Church covenant meeting in the
hall Saturday evening.
Leroy Tracy was the guest recently
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Denman.
Origin Hall has resumed his old
place in the machine shop for G.. Hall,
Jr., & Go.
+. Next Sunday the communion service
will be observed at the close of the
Epreaohing service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Charter and
Fson, Wayland, of Stafford spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Neil.
Stated communication of Uriel
Hodge, No. "a, F. g. A. M, Saturday
evening. Work in the M. M. degree.
Commencing with next Sunday, and
lasting. through the six following
months, the Sunday school will begin
at p. M, and the preaching service
at p. m.
Charles Buckingham and Miss Annie
Larkham, both of Willimantic, were
married IN that city Wednesday, the
21st. = Mr.. Buckingham was formerly
of this village.
TO. Denman has moved into the
north tenement upstairs in the new
house. John Richardson has moved
his family into the tenement vacated
by Mr.. Denman.
Jacob Goosen, who is living on the
Mrs. Heck place at the Glass Factory,
is to run a meat cart through this
place this winter. He made his first
trip Tuesday, and will come again the
last of the week.
The social committee of the En-
deavor society have arranged for a
Hallowe'e EN- social to be held in the
hall Friday evening. Games suitable
to the occasion will be played, and
jolly good time may be confidently
looked for 7,''
| Anton M1azorsky and Miss Mary
Dobias were married in Monson, Mass,
last Tuesday by Rev. N. M. Pratt,
Congregational minister at that place
Mr.. and Mrs Mlazorsky have gone to
housekeeping in one of the new vii
| lage tenements. IT,"
We notice by Hartford paper that
Miss Adelina Carlson, who worked as
a domestic in the family of w. FL. Hall
two years ago, has lost her suit for
breach Of promise against Herman
Linger of that city. Damages were
placedHat 81, 500.
Erwin A. Bates of the Roaring
Brook school district was brought be-
fore Justice of the Peace w. #. Essex,
Wednesday,, on complaint of Grand
Juror VIM. o. Eldredge, charged with
failure to comply with the law re-
lating to the attendance of children at
school. Mr.. Bates pleaded not guilty,
| and asked for postponement to allow
him to prepare his defense, which was
granted. The case was continued to
Saturday, Nov. 2, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
At the meeting of the W. G. T. U.
in the hall last Saturday the annual
election of officers took place, result
ing in the election of the following
Mrs e. J. Holman, president; Mrs.
W.: A. Allen, vice president; Mrs.
Esther Pratt, recording secretary Miss
Ida M. Hall, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Mary Lawrence, treasurer. Mrs.
Chism gave very interesting report
of the recent conversion in New Brit
ain, which she attended as a delegate.
Sylvester Russell, baritone tenor,
assisted by. Prof. VIM. g. Enty, plan
ist, will give a song recital in the
hall next Tuesday evening, Nov. Sd,
under. the auspices of the Y. P. s. G..
EE. Admission, 20 and 10 cents. The
proceeds will be divided with the So
Eciety. Mr.. Russell writes that he has
Eappeared in Congregational churches
lin surrounding towns with success,
that he has sung with Georgia min
strels,e w. s. Cleveland's minstrels,
Black Patti in New York, etc. He is
booked to sing in the Congregational
Church, Tolland, next Monday.
| :..'> DalevilIo.
Arthur Brown of Hartford was in
town last Thursday.
L Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pratt were in
jWillimantic one day last week.
Alonzo Roswell has, with his fam
lily, moved to the old McVeigh place,
which he recently rented.
The mill starts on the winter sched-
ule of time Monday, stopping Satur-
days at twenty five minutes of one.
"A large number attended the birth
day party given by Miss Rosa Gross
last Saturday evening, and report a
very pleasaat time:
Moose Meadow.
Miss Linda M. Bates is visiting this
week with Miss Ruth Davis at Stafford
Springs.
4 Mr.. Mckinney is moving his family
from here to South Wellington, where
he has Obtainedtwork.
Joseph Lyons has moved his family
to. Springfield, where he and his
daughter have found work.