The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-04-12
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Mrs. Sophia Gufley. who had Al
: attack of grip in the winter, is still
suffering from the effects Of it. hav
ing severe pains in the region of the
heart.
Origin Hall is having his law1
graded and terraced, and also having
n two driveways made, which will re-
medy the trouble caused by the cut
ting down for the new state road.
Among the proposed improvements
in the village this spring is that OF
removing the horse barn, just north
of the watering tub, which will add
materially to the neat appearance of
the corner.
A pleasant incident was the receipt
of a letter by the superintendent of
the home department of the Sunday
school recently from a member who
had removed to Greenwich, inclosing
the writer's report for the last quar-
ter. The work is in a very encour-
aging condition.
The W. @. T. U. are acting in con-
junction with the teachers in the sew
eral school districts in town il trying
to secure the best results from the
lessons on Physiology and Hygiene.
Mrs. E.. J. Holman and Mrs. W. H.
Hall visited the two departments of
the village school in the interests of
this work last Friday.
Whether our long time postmaster,
J. W. Harrison, is basking under
Italy's sunny skies, picking oranges
in California groves, digging dia-
monds in South Africa, arbitrating
the misunderstanding between Russia
and Japan, or taking photographs of
the royal families of the old world,
we know not, and there are others
that don't know, but we hope he
is enjoying his vacation.
Moose Meadow.
Irving Goodell of West Stafford was
the guest at Mrs. Wilson's over Sun
day.
A family from New York has moved
on to the H g. Young place this
week.
R. E. Bates has gone to Manchester
to move Mr.. Johnson's household
goods here.
W. E. White has moved his family
from here to Mr.. Brooks house in
Stafford Springs.
The social at Mrs. Frank Fenton's
last Thursday evening proved a sue
cess in every way. Quite a number
of young people from Stafford Springs
attended.
There was a very good attendance
Sunday at the M. E. church. It was
Rev. @. S. Davis last Sunday here.
His many friends very much regret
his going away.
Warrenville.
Stephen Case was in Hartford last
Friday.
David Mathewson was in Boston
recently.
A. E. James was in Willimantic
on business Friday.
Miss Viola Louks is the guest of rel
atives at Pawtucket, R. l., for a few
weeks.
State Policeman M. S. Louks spent
few days at his home the week of
April I'd.
Mrs. M. A. H. Cady and David
Mathewson were in Willimantic last
Saturday.
The Easter concert will be held at
the Baptist church Sunday morning,
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Herbert Clifford of Woodstock was
the guest of his sister, Miss Leila
Clifford, last Monday.
Mrs. Arod Omsby of Grosvenordale
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Mathewson, recently.
Miss Flossie Holmes, who teaches
the village school, spent the weeks
vacation at her home in New Britain.
Malcolm Little of Willimantic was
the guest of Robert Balch during the
weeks vacation of the Willimantic
high school.
Rev. G. @. Chappell will begin a
series of sermons, entitled Pilgrims
Progress" Sunday morning. The
subject for that date will be "The
awakening, Ephesians 5: IA.
John Martincsak of Ashford and
Miss Soffie Kulcsar of New York city
were united in marriage by Rev. e.
@. Chappell, Sunday afternoon, April
I'd, at the home of Mrs. Csatloss.
The young couple have the best wish
es of many friends.
Rev. q. O. Chappell gave a very
inspiring sermon Sunday morning
from the text, Tomorrow turn you,
and get you into the wilderness by
the way of the Red sea-" Mum.
IA: 25. The G. E. meeting in the
evening was conducted by J. W.
Lanphear.
At the March meeting of the Ladies'
Mission circle at the parsonage the
following interesting program was
carried out: "Devotionals, con-
Quoted by Mrs. M. s. Louks; "Dux
Christus, " read by Mrs. Asa Burdick;
"Verbeek of Japan" by Mrs. David
Mathewson; A Missionary g Letter, p"
Mrs. Arthur Mcbride. At the close
of the program Mrs. R. HI. Wright,
in behalf of the society, presented
Mrs. Burdick with handsome quilt
top made at the meetings. Mrs. Bur-
dick, who is to make her future home
in Morrow, where Mr.. Burdick is fore
man of the Morrow farm, has been a
great help in the meetings.