The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-09-28
Mrs. Daniel Smith is unite i'll.

i Mrs. Daniel Smith is quite i'll.
Fred Bernardo is in New York OF
q business trip.
Mrs. John Brown is boarding at e.
4 L. Burr's for the present. 4.
Stafford.
The gypsy camp ground on the
macadam road is again. occupied.
Mrs. Fannie Brown of Providence
has been guest for several days Of
Mrs. L. s. Goodell.
/ &c. Pinney of this place has beer
appointed member of the democratic
state finance and advisory committee.
The employees of the Phoenix mill
have received notice that the mill
will start up on Monday after the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Giddings Pinney OF
Brooklyn, N. Y. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Miner Fairman at Hydeville.
The Markham ball team went down
to the Springs again last week, and
defeated picked nine by score OF
8 to 3.
Rev. G.. W. Shepherd preached the
annual sermon at the Ashford Bap.
fist association, held at Warrenyille
yesterday. 81
Glover's bus took down q large
load of the Baptist people to attend
the Ashford Baptist association al
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A salad supper will be given in the
chapel of the Baptist church next
Friday evening by the Ladies' Mis-
sion circle. Supper 10 cents.
Glover's bus carried down a large
load of members of the Universalist
society last Friday to attend the North
Tolland Sunday School association.
R. G. Beebe is expected here next
week in time for the fair. Mr..
Beebe, is making the trip by water,
having left California August 2sth.
Rev. g. W. Sheppard, who has
been away ON his annual vacation,
will return and occupy his pulpit at
the Baptist church next Sunday,
morning and evening.
Bert Lamb and his three. children
met with an accident recently, owing
to something being wrong about the
harness. His horse ran and threw
them all out of the wagon. There
were none seriously hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Wilton OBJ
served the twentieth anniversary of
their. marriage yesterday. Quite a
large party of relatives were present
at the wedding supper, including Mrs.
| Whiton's sister, Mrs. Henry Whitford,
of Willimantic. Souvenirs in honor
of the anniversary were given to Mr..
and Mrs. Wilton, and the occasion
was enjoyable to all.
At the regular meeting of Stafford
grange next Tuesday evening the fol-
lowing program will be given: Roll
call, each member to bring some
specimen of his or her own raising or
handiwork for inspection and exhi-
bition. or pay a. fine of FIVE cents ;
recitation, Mrs.. Lima Brown; my va
catfoh, Mrs Tilda Brown; readings,
Mra Clara Beard, Fl ohm Brown; work
in the first and second degrees. il
W Stafford Sept. o.
Editor Of Press 49, Z. ".
Dear Sir II can hardly find words
to express my Indignation of the
article, sent by your Wilmington cor
respondent, regarding couple recent
ly married, and Published in your
issue of Sept 21st. It seems to me
the ''facts of their attachment con-
Germs no one but themselves. I would
advise your correspondent to read
carefully the first five verses of the
seventh chapter of the Gospel of St.
Matthew. Respectfully, =. J.
. Martha F. Dwight.
stanordville.
Frank Belcher is seriously ill.
Mrs Susan Belden was the guest OF
Mrs. Mary West recently. d. .
Miss May Thompson is doing house
work for J. ii. Mccarthy.
Mrs. Mahlon West took, a carriage
ride to Vernon. Last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Heck of Len
oxdale, Mass, visited friends in this
place last Sunday.
Fl. A. Bosworth and wife, who
have been in Union for four weeks,
have returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Dimock of
Wales visited their daughter, Mrs.
Emory Phelps, Sunday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra s. Colburn
visited their nephew, Charles D. Col
burn, at Palmer this week.
Quite a number from this place at
tended the Sunday school convention
at Wellington Hill last Friday.
The Epworth League topic for Sun.
day evening will be 'sThe sacred
writings. - Leader, Mrs. NH. West.
The wedding invitations are out fol
Miss Grace M. Booth to Allen S.
West, Jr., to take place at the home
of Mrs. ]. o. Booth Tuesday, October
4th. .....
William Mitchell has applied for a
divorce from his wife, Dina Mitchell,
on desertion, which he expects will be
granted in the December court. He
claims that Mrs. Mitchell deserted him
July Sd, 1901.
Mrs. J. II. Mccarthy, who has
been quite ill, and has been reported
to be much BETTER was suddenly taken
worse last week with what DR.. New.
ton calls lead poison. Miss Bennett
of Wellington is taking care of Mrs.
Mccarthy. ,s..r .....
g.. -. West Stafford. s ..-s
Mr.. Taylor and family have moved
to Stafford Springs. ..-