The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-08-31

Mrs. Church, with her son, Howard,
drove over from Rockville. Monday
and stopped at Jenny Churoh's.
Mis- Mabel q Cummings of New
Has8n hos been engaged to teach the
Center school. She will begin her
duties Wednesday,, Sept. 7th.
= Linda Gardner returned to her
home in Burnside with her uncle,
Dwight, Tuesday, where she is to
resume her school duties as a pupil.
The following is from the Spring
field Republicans Indian Orchard
Notes of Monday. CLARK Lillibridge
was a former resident of this town
:'Julia E. Lillibridge, IS, wife of
CLARK Lillbiridge, died early yester-
day morning at her home, ITO Main
street. Death was caused by heart
trouble, with which she had been ill
for the past two or three years. She
had not been seriously affected, how
ever, and had returned from her va
cation only few days ago, and had
been i'll with the acute attack but
three days. Mrs. Lillibridge was a
native of this city and had lived here
all her life, with the exception of
several years spent In Longmeadow
when she was child. She was the
daughter of Simeon Rumrill Chaplin
and Roxanna Warriner. She was
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city in 1867. He survives her with
one daughter, Grace, teacher in the
central high school, and one sister,
Mrs. Charlotte Hale, of North Graf
ton. Mrs. Lillibridge was member
Of the State street Baptist church.
The funeral will take place at the
home tomorrow afternoon at 2, Rev.
W. III. Swallow of the Warren avenue
Baptist church of Boston officiating.
Burial will be in Springfield ceme-
terry .
south Wellington.
School in this district will begin
on Monday, Sept. -.
James F. Lawrence is attending a
family reunion at Montpelier, vt.
Huber Morrison of Willimantic is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Foster of
Hartford have been visiting at Origin
Halls.
At the last regular meeting of the
band James F. Lawrence was elected
leader.
Harlan Kingsbury of Bristol is
spending a few days at his uncle,
Joseph Kingsbury's.
Mrs. Annie Kittredge of Providence
spent few days of last week with
her parents in this village.
Leslie Korper is spending week
at Noank. His camera will, no
doubt, play an important part in this
outing.
Covenant meeting in the hall SAT-
urday evening. Communion service
at the close of the preaching service
Sunday.
J. Bushnell of New Haven spent
Sunday with his nephew, Benjamin
Fox, and his mother, who is a sister
of Mr.. Bushnell.
Potatoes are reported so plentiful
in some parts of the state as to be
hardly worth harvesting. They are
selling here for 65 to SOC per bushel.
.l Mrs. . lanes b.. p: y hes niece, Hiss
Dora Malcolm, of New York city were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Har-
rison the past week.
q. The committee of arrangements
have decided to hold the Sunday
school picnic on the Hill next Satur-
day. Transportation for the chill
dren will be furnished free. All
children who wish to go should be
at the store Saturday forenoon at 10
O'Clock.
One little girl asked her mother,
What are they going to do up to the
next Thursday?" 80,
they are going to have a sort of
house warming, - replied the mother
Later the child asked, Mama, are
you going to the hot time at Mr..
Wolfe's next Thursday?''
Several members of the local W. @.
T. U. drove to Moose Meadow last
Saturday, where they we're received
at the M. E. church by the ladies of
that vicinity. Mrs. W. D. Ruby had
arranged, for the afternoons enter
tainment, in which number of the
children took a part. Refreshments
were served to the visitors before they
returned from the trip, which was en-
joyed by all.
In loosely played game at Stat
fordville the West Wellington ball
nine were beaten by the locals IA to
9, Sullivan and Pinney for the locals,
Potter and Prue for the visitors.
Next Monday, Labor day, the West
Willingtons play two games with the
Hollands on Cartier's grounds at 10
a. m. and 3. 80 p. m. There will be
dancing at the grove afternoon and
evening, with music by Jordan's or
chestra.
The republican town caucus in the
hall last Friday evening was very
we'll attended, the various parts of
the town being we'll represented.
The following delegations were elect
ed: State, W. I'll. Hall, H. N. Neil,
Origin Hall and Arthur L. Spicer !;
congressional, Adolph Korper, S. P.
Morrison, Dennison Walker, G. A.
Cosgrove; senatorial, F. Wayland
Pratt, D. @. Dimock, James f. Law
renee, I'll. NJ. Hansen, Jr.; probate,
Rev. Austin Gardner, G. b. Marble,
W. FL. Marsh, Vincent Horkie.
Dalevi1Ie.
Miss Ethel Walker was in Stafford
last Monday.