The Press., 1904-08-17
Edison Kilnatrio Of New London il

guest of Mrs. e. T. Loomer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Loomer spent
Sunday with friends in New London.
| Mrs. Leanda Smith Of Wales is
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mahlon
West.
i Mrs. Mary Heck is at Rock Meadow
spending a few days with her SON,
Matthias Heck.
| Unclaimed letters at the post Office
Benedict Bronguo, Moses Barber.
Frank Schaller.
Miss Ethel Loomer, who has been
spending few weeks in New London,
returned Tuesday.
Miss Mary Bradway is having q
two weeks vacation. and is spending
part of it in Springfield.
The home team play the Brimfields
on the home grounds next Saturday
and good game is expected.
| The League business meeting will
be held Sunday after the evening SER
vice, instead of Wednesday evening.
Master Raymond e. Miller returned
home to Worcester last Saturday night,
after spending over two weeks at Ezra
s. Colburn's.
Mrs. Ernest Washburn and SON,
George, Of Blackstone, r. l., have
been spending couple of weeks with
Miss Lizzie Danahey.
The Epworth League topic for Sun
day evening will be Standing alone
for God" Leader, Mrs. Bert Corbin.
The dues will be taken. Wednesday
evening after the prayer meeting, the
League will hold it's monthly business
meeting.
Mrs. Martha A. Hodgkins, one of
the rfist students in the first school
founded by Mary Lyon at Ipswich,
and for many years an instruct
or of the languages in New York and
Pennsylvania, spent Sunday last with
Mrs. B. B. Paine at "Colburn COT
tage.' .a
The Staffordvilles shut out the
Wales on the home grounds last Satur-
day by the score of 8 toe. Sullivan
pitched a strong game, holding the
visitors down to three hits. The
home team played a fast fielding
game, Melrose at second accepting
eleven chances without an error, Two
fast double plays by Harrington, Mel
rose and Morris were worth the price
of admission. Noble pitched o good
game, but received very poor support.
Royce split his hand in the sixth in
ming and was obliged to retire, Steb-
bins taking his place behind the bat
and doing good work. Score by in
nings:-
Staf'ville, % OO2 o O-5
Batteries, Sullivan and Marsdsle,
Noble, Royce and Stebbins. Runs,
W. Bradley 2, G. Morris, Harrington,
g. Morris. Hits, Staffordville 8,
Wales 8. Errors, Staffordville 8,
Wales 9. Two-base hits, Harrington
and Melrose. Double plays, Harring-
ton, Melrose and Morris, Melrose and
Morris. Base on balls, by Noble 8.
Struck out, by Noble IL, by Sullivan
z. Hit by pitched ball, Noble, Stan
ton. Left on bases, Wales 4, Stafford
Vile 8. Time of game, In 25m.
Umpire, w. Simonds.
West Stafford.
. Mrs. VIM. Ulrich is visiting at s.
N. Richmond's. -.
Miss Alice Cole of Westford is visit
ing her cousins here.
4 Mrs. Orlando Avery is visiting
relatives in Ellington.
w. D. Graves and daughter, Miss
Mable, are visiting relatives in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Lilley Of Mon
son have been visiting at Freedus
Fuller's.
Several from here will attend the
Providence excursion from Rockville
tomorrow. *.,.a .:s
Miss Mildred Harries of Westfield,
Mass, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
l.. E. Dimock.
Miss Leona Shearer is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Neff, in Holland.
Herbert Glazier is building an ad-
dition upon his house. W. d. Graves
is doing the work.
Miss Daisy Buck of Stafford Hollow
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mckinney.
Mrs. Janette Newell and Miss jose |
phine Newell are visiting relatives in
Hartford and Willimantic.
About thirty enjoyed a picnic at
diamond ledge Tuesday under the
auspices of the Junior O. E. society.
It is expected that Rev. Gilbert
Forte will conduct the services next
Sabbath at the Congregational church.
Miss Effie Agard and Elmer Agard
of Warren, Mass. and Misses Florence
and Blanche Barlow have been guests
of Barlow Bros.
Rev. and Mrs. III. T. Barnard, with
Mrs. Barnard's sister and three chill
dren from New Jersey, and Henry
Stafford of Holland were guests at @.
P. Bradway's, Monday.
VIM. Fl. Champlin of Springfield,
assisted by Miss Florence Stowe, Of
Hazardville, landed two large bass
at Crystal Lake this morning. One
bass weighed three pounds and ONE
four pounds.
Last Thursday evening about fifty
people gathered at the home of J. r.
Buck to tender to Mr.. and Mrs. Olif-
ton Ellis an enjoyable reception. Be-
fore departing the guests presented to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis q beautiful ma
hogany rocker. .E r.
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