The Press., 1904-12-28
Miss Mabel pease is visiting

| George Brennan of Baltic has been visiting here.
 George Ellis spent Christmas in Thompsonville.
 Miss Mary Quinlan of Ware has been visiting friends here.
 Miss Hattie J. Brown is at her home in Ware for few days.
 Miss Margaret Mccarthy of Spring field was home for Christmas.
 Mrs. Cornelius Donovan of Medford, Mass, is visiting relatives here. | Waldo Lathrop of New London is at J. s. Smiledge's for few days.
 James Warren visited relatives in Indian Orchard the first of the week.
 Thomas Hassett of Worcester was one of the Christmas visitors locally. | J. Mcclure and J. T. Donovan of Baltic have been visiting friends here.
 Samuel Jackson and sons of Spring field were among the holiday visitors Monday.
 Mrs. Susan B. Cheney of New Haven is a guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A. Mix.
 Presiding Elder Bartholomew will preach at the Methodist church Sun- day morning.
 W. H. Ingles of Marlborough, N. H., has taken a position at J. J. Clark's barber shop.
 Dr. l.. F. Eaton has added new water motor for running his dental engine to his equipment
 Miss Frances Mccarthy, who is studying music in Hartford, is home for the holiday vacation.
 Miss Blanche Cleaveland, who is teaching in New Haven as a substi- tute, is home for the holidays.
 Socialist local, No. 23, of this town will in future hold meetings the sec- oud and fourth Tuesday of each month.
 The annual meeting of the Business Mems association will be held at the club rooms in Warren's block next Tuesday evening. ...
 In the borough court item last week the name of William Green was given as being before5 the court. It should have read George Green.
 County Delegate David Horgan of Rockville will be in town Sunday and install the newly elected officers of the A. O. H., at 1 p. m.
 Stafford.
 Miss Bertha Druley of Boston is a guest of Mrs. Mary Prince.
 MT. and Mrs. Austin Witt spent Christmas with relatives in Spring field
 Dick Walbridge is spending a DOT tion of his school vacation with rela- tives in Wales
 Miss Gertrude Wightman is spend ing the Christmas vacation with rela- tives in Hebron
 Miss Addie Whiton of Terryville is at home with her parents over the holiday vacation. .
 Mrs. Henry Goodell and son spent Christmas with Mrs. Goodell's daugh- ctr in Westfield, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Smith of Will limantic were guests at Hilltop" cottage over Christmas
 MT. aud Mrs. Robert Walbridge of | Wales were Christmas guests of MT. | and Mrs Wm. Walbridge.
 The Sunday school children and choir, under the direction of Mrs. H. | F. Cady, gave a very pleasing concert Sunday evening. .
 Rev. Mir. Marvin breaches at Nor wich next Monday evening, at Stam- ford Tuesday evening and at Bridge | port Thursday evening.
 The members of the Universalist | Sabbath, school will be given a special Christmas supper this evening by the | ladies of the parish. l
 There will be a special communica- | tion of Wolcott lodge, No. So, F. & | A. M., Thursday evening for the pur- pose of installing the officers.
 MT and Mrs. D J. Sullivan of | Boston are here for the holidays, and are making their stopping place with MT. and Mrs. J. E. Sullivan.
 The Universalist Sunday school will hold it's annual election of off, cers next Sunday, and all members are requested to be present at that time
 Wolcott lodge is planning for Ma sonic sociable to be held in January, and this committee has been appoint ed to arrange for the gathering: F.J. Glover, Paul Schmidt and Asa Harris
 F. A. and w. P. Lasbury were called to Woonsocket, R. l., last week by the serious illness of their father, James Lasbury. who is criti- cally i'll with an incurable disease.
 A series of services will be held in the Universalist church next week. Rev. J. Coleman Adams, D. D., of Hartford will preach Monday even- ing; Rev. Richmond Fiske, D. D., of Tuesday evening; Rev. Harry Holden, Wednesday eyening;l Rev. WIZ. Dickerman of New Haven, evening.
 Following is the program for the next regular meeting of Stafford grange: "Review of the year. Miss Mabel Edson; Thoughts for Stafford grange for the new year; for what shall we strive?'' Mrs. Luther Craw- ford; readings. Miss Mary Bradway, J. H. Larned, Miss Alice Durham Il song, Mrs. Tilda Brown.
 George F. Cady, one of our old and highly esteemed residents, was taken I,.ss; tssl N<.:.., ;s.l,