The Press., 1905-01-04
Mrs. Catberiue Hicks is visiting in

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Mrs. Augusta Taft, who is hopeless
ly i'll, is very low.
Miss Frances Alden is i'll with 9
quinsy sore throat.
Miss Irene Bemis has recovered from
an attack of tonsilitis.
Fred Mullen has been confined tC
his home by illness for few days.
Miss Julia Chapman spent last weeB
with relatives in Baltic and Norwich.
Communion Sunday will be observed
at the Methodist church next Sunday.
The annual meeting of the Business
Mems association was postponed until
Saturday evening, the 14th.
Mrs. Rose Patnoad and SON Edward,
aud wife of Pascoag, R. L., visited
Mrs. Charles Rock over Christmas.
Edward Buck aud Miss Helen Buck
of Palmer were in town the first of
the week, and attended the Country
club assembly at the Springs House
Monday evening.
The Current Events club has ar
ranged for a lecture in the NJ. E.
church February Sd by Mrs. Henry
Fl. BarrolI of Washington on 1.-The
women of Japan"
Hieronius Pisstiok and Theophelia
Piastick were united in marriage at
st. Edwards church Sunday by Rev.
P. J. Mccormick. They were attend
ed by John OLGA and Maria Bung
denska.
The first severe snow storm of the
winter started in yesterday morning
and continued to-day. The morning
passenger trains were much delayed.
The snow is drifting badly aud is
making the travelling quite difficult.
Ernesto Funtanella, six years old,
died at his home on Wilmington ave-
nue. last Thursday. The boy was
the only SON of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Fontanella. Tuesday, while visiting
relatives at Staffordville, the little
fellow was burned by backing into a
pail of hot water. While the burns
we're not serious, the fright brought
on complications that proved fatal.
D. D. G. NJ. Milo J. Eaton INSTALL
ed the following officers of Wauseon
lodge. o. o. F., last evening: N.
G., E. NJ Chamberlin; V. G., VIM.
Mitchell; r. s., @. W. Comins; P.
s., W. E. Robbins; treasurer, E. K.
Taft; war, S. F. CLARK; con-, Carl
Green; o. G., Frank Brown; R. S.
N. G., A. H. Adams; L. S. N. G.,
E. S. Marsdale; r. S. V. G E. s.
Phelps; L. V. G., II. NJ. Jenkins;
r. S. s., George Braithwaite; L. s.
s., Milo Broadway P. G., ]. H. Reed;
chap, Rev. G. w. Shepard.
Stafford.
A fine new piano has been placed
in the assembly room of the parish
house by the members of the Y. P. @.
u.
For good reasons the evening meet
ings noticed last week to be held in
the Universalist church have been
postponed
Beginning Friday evening, Jan. 1 3,
Mrs. H. F. Cady will conduct a sing
ing class in the assembly room for
young people.
The marriage engagement of Fred
eric Faulkner of Stafford Springs and
Miss Annie L. Braithwaite of this
village is announced.
Mrs. ]. P. Marvin gave a New
Years dinner to eight widows, MEM
bers of the Universalist society, which
proved a pleasant occasion to all.
Subject of the Y. P. O. U. meeting
next Sunday evening will be "Chris-
tian virtues The service will be
held in the assembly room of the
parish house at seven O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will meet for work next
Wednesday afternoon and serve their
usual supper at 5.45. AS this will
be the annual meeting full attend
anee is desired. %,
Boys of the community of IA years
and older are invited to be present at
the assembly room in the Universalist
parish house next Friday evening,
for the purpose of organizing local
branch of the Knights of King Arthur.
This is an unsectarian organization,
and is designed to develop the best
elements of boyhood.
The funeral of James Lasbury was
hsld in Rockville last Friday, and was
by his two sons, F.r.A. and
W. p, with their families, also by a
delegation from Wolcott lodge of
Masons, of which the deceased was
consisting of Rev. J. P. Mar
vim, G. D. Ide, H. A. Bosworth. E.
81. Pinney and VIM. Durham.
Unclaimed letters, Stafford post
office: Mrs A. F. Wilde, Miss A.
NJ. MoEnevny, Miss W. Curtis, Miss
Julia II. Bunnell, Q. E. Sharplers,
William Rathburn, Timothy Ryan,
J. K. Pikew, F. B. Bratton, ]. @.
Brennan, r. L.. Edwards, Murphy
Co., International Power Vehicle Co,
Messrs. Cunningham s. Co., Tanez
Tolhan Ballag, SAVING
Carrieri Demenio, Al Signor Delaca
Giuseppe.
The parish house, presented by Miss
Celia Holt, to the Universailst society |
was opened with appropriate services
evening. A large number of |
people attended the interesting SER
vices. In behalf of the donor, the
pastor passed the deed of the house |