The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-12-27
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STAFFORD SPRINGS

stephen Green spent christmas II
Woonsocket.
Miss Annie Brown spent Christina
in Warren, Mass.
Miss G. s. Beckwith was in Jewet
City for Christmas.
Richard Banford of Longmeadov
was home for Christmas.
John Speed was with his family il
Lawrence for Christmas.
Frank E. Mcdonald of Holyoke wa
in the borough for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin
were in Holyoke over Sunday.
Frank W. Harris of Syracuse, N
Y, was in town for Christmas.
Miss Cora F. Hill of Watertown il
the guest of Miss Mabel Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel M. Pease spen
Sunday and Christmas in Bristol.
George Gary is home from hi
studies in Vermont for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Arnold
spent Sunday and Monday in Spring
field.
Walter Scott returned Tuesday
after spending a few days in Woon
socket.
DR.. James Stretch returned Tuesday
from Meriden, where he spent Christ
m uitb bic
Quarterly meeting F. of A., Thurs
day evening. All members are re.
quested to be present.
Mrs. G. Fl. Baker and family spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carl
Converse of Springfield.
Mrs. Antonia Scussell was badly
burned Friday evening at her home
on Furnace avenue about 10 O'Clock.
The handle came off from a kerosene
lamp as she was picking it up, and
it fell. Her clothing caught fire as
the flames burst out, and her injuries
were such that she was taken to the
hospital at Springfield the next morn
ing. DR.. Stretch, who attended her,
thinks she will recover. A fire alarm
wa sgiven, but the aid of the fire de-
partment was not needed.
The following books have been add
ed to the library and are ready for
circulation
3427 The House of Mirth, E. Whar-
ton.
342S The Wood Fire in No. 3, F.
H Smith.
1929 The Princess Priscella's Fort.
night
3430 Pole Baker, W. N. Harben.
a48l The Divine Fire, May Sin
1892 Fair Margaret, r, III. Craw-
ford.
3433 Mrs. Rafaes, ]. K. Blngs,.
3434 Sabina, H. R. Martin.
3435 Paradise, Alice Brown
1896 Rose o. the River, K. D..
Wiggin.
3437 The Resurrection of Mis-, Gym
thia, F. M. Kingsley.
343S Baby Bullet, L Osbourne.
3439 The Sea Wolf, Jack London.
344O The Regeneration of Aunt
Mary, Aune Warner.
BAL The Gambler, K. @. Thurston.
3442 The Social Secretary, D. G.
Phillips.
3443 The Conquest of Canaan, B.
Harrington.
3444 The Debtor, M. E. wilkins
Freeman.
3445 The Cherry Ribband, S. R.
Crockett
3446 The Reckoning, R. W. Cham
bers.
3447 Hearts Desire, E. Hough.
344S Hearts and Masks, M. Mac
Grath.
3449 Rebeoca Mary, A. H. Donnell.
$3.50 Sanna, M. E. Waller.
3451 The Coming of the Tide, M.
Sherwood
1882 My Friend the Chauffeur, A. N.
and O. W. Williamson.
3453 The House of Thousand Can
dies, M. Nicholson.
3454 Elizabeth and Her German
Garden.
1856 The Mountains. S. E. White.
1856 The Forest, S. E. White.
1857 London Films, W. D. Howells.
1858 Talks to Teachers. VIM. James.
1859 The Makers of Florence, Mrs.
Olipthant.
3460 The Children of Good Fortune,
O. Fl. Henderson.
3461 The Appreciation of Pictures,
R. Sturgis.
3462-3 Letters of R. l.. Stevenson,
2 vols.
3464-5-6-7 Diary and Correspond
ence of Samuel Pepys, 4
vols.
Books presented to the library
3423 Partners of the Tide, j. g.
Lincoln.
1924 Nedra, G. B. McCutcheon,
1926 At the Sign of the Fox, Anon.
1926 Uncle Terry.
1928 The lightning Conductor, du-
plicate.
1884 The Princess Passes, duplicate
MONsON.
Wallace Noble has moved his fam
lily to Pittsfield, where they will make
their future home.