The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-10-19
Mrs. Nestor Light is i'll.

B0WEM O@W8M2xys
Mrs. Nestor Light is ill.
George Briggs was in Willimantic
over Sunday.
Fred Colman Of New Haven was In
town over Sunday.
Frank Masten has had the misfer-
tune to lose his cow.
Arthur Noble has moved from Lake
street to the lower village.
DR.. and Mrs. Mason have returned
from their wedding journey.
John 8. Champlin is preparing for
winter by putting in a furnace at his
residence.
Mrs. Patrick Sheridan Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Norman Whitman,
in New Britain.
Mrs. John 8. Champlin went Co.
Providence Saturday, and spent the
day with her sister. % 2
Quite O number went from here to
the dance ut Hillside hall in Mans
field Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Foster have
been visiting in Providence, r. l.,
Danielson and Putnam. -
George Durham had o finger dis
located the other day when leading
DIR. Mason's young COLT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebenezer Pinney Of
Brooklyn, N. Y, have been visiting
at Mrs. Hannah Mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 8. Brown and
daughter of Bennington. W., are Wis
iting at Dwight II. Clark's.
Assessor NJ. p. Colman with Do at
the town clerks Office Saturday, the
29th. for the purpose of receiving
tax lists.
Mrs. Garcilla Phillips and Post
master Louis NJ. Phillips are visiting
in Lyme. During their ahaenoe Geo-i
N. Phillips of Norwich 10 I'm charge
of the post office.
An agent of the Boston and Albany
rairload was in town last Thursday,
and settled with Charles E. Hunt for
injuries which he received when re-
turning from st. Louis.
The republican caucus OF the sonth
parish was held last evening and
placed in nomination the following ::
For judge of probate, Edgar a. Col
burn; representative, DR.. w. L. Hig-
gins; justices, Edward @. Ripley,
David A. Turnbull, Thomas P. Flagg
and Frederick Warren. g..
Wsngumbaug grange, No. S5, will
hold q fair at A. o. U. w. hall Fri,
day afternoon and evening. Doors
open in the afternoon from 2 until 4
O'Clock. Admission, 10 cents Sup.
per and entertainment in the evening.
Doors open at O'Clock. Admission,
% cents. There will be exhibits Of
fruit. vegetables, fancy work, an
tiques, etc.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society was held at Mrs. Ernest
LeDoyt's last Wednesday afternoon.
The following officers were elected !:
President, Miss Addie r. Hyde; first
vice. president, Mrs. s. #. Maine /;
second vice. president, Miss Lemyra s.
Smith; secretary, Mrs. Maria M. Col
burn; treasurer. Mrs. Jennie A.
Wood. E 4 "a
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Gilbert Storrs of Spring Hill is at
work in Hartford.
Mrs. Daniel Flaherty is quite i'll at
her home on Spring Hill.
Miss Mariva Snow was the guest of
Mrs. Martha Hanks last week.
Mrs. Helen Synde returned from q
short stay in Willimantic last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas CLARK and
son, Arthur, are at Mrs. John Far.
rell's for stay.
Miss Anna M. Sullivan of Gurley-
Vile was recent visitor in Greene
Vile and vicinity. +-.
Edward Sumner and wife of East
ford, also Mrs. Sara Summer, were
recent guests of Mrs. Martha Hanks.
Clarence Barrows and Elmer ST.
monds of Willimantic spent q few days
last week at the latter's home in
Gurleyville.
| The Ladies' Aid society of the
Spring Hill Baptist church held q
"ohestnut and lollypop'' social in
the church parlors last week. ~
A number of Miss Lila Simonds'
friends gave her q surprise party last
Friday evening in honor Of her birth
day. The evening was spent in play
ing "Pit" and other games.
StOrrs.
4 proSidonA C@irnaor, cv,a,~& e,
Palmer, Mass.
FL. v. Beebe has returned to his
home at Storrs after o two-weeks'
stay in the Hartford hospital, where
he underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis. ......
The football team is to play game
on the home field next Saturday with
the Williston seminary team, who
played a no score game with the Yale
freshmen last Saturday. A good
game is expected.
The college football eleven defeated
the Cushing academy team from Ash
burnham, Mass. ON the college field
Saturday by score of IL to O. The
academy team boasts of having played
nine games last year without having
been scored on.
Il Gurl0yville.
Miss Lila Simonds spent Sunday
with relatives in Willimantic.
Charles McFarlane and family have
moved ON farm near Putnam.
Edwin Sumner and wife from East
ford were guests of his brother, A. e.
Sumner, recently.
Elmer Simonds and Clarence Bar
rows from Willimantic were ct III. e.
Simonds' last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Fl. Conant have
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