The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-10-10

, Timothy O'Grady.
DR.. and Mrs. T. O. Tiffany Of Nev
York and Mr.. and Mrs. John Trac
of Jewett City were in town for tn
, fair.
Gary Bros. are to hold their annus
auction about Nov. LIST. People wish
ing to put things in at the sale Gal
do so by communicating with tn
firm
A woodward is to be establishes
opposite the Central mill by s. H
Mattesen g 90. The firm will sci
sawed and split as we'll as four-foo
lengths.
John Willis had his hand caugh
under the splitting machine at Curtis
woodward last Saturday, manglinl
the middle finger of the right han6
most severely.
A local minstrel troupe, consisting
of ladies and gentlemen, will have
their first rehearsal tonight at St.
Edwards hall. The minstrels promise
surprising results for Thanksgiving
eve.
Lawyer R. Fl. Fisk, and Myror
Leonard are talked of as the republi
can candidates for representatives al
the coming election. No candidates
have been advanced as yet by the
democrats.
Mrs. Emma Bobreck Bosquet at
tempted suicide last Saturday night
by taking rough on rats. She was
attended by DR.. f. L. Smith and the
dose did not prove fatal. Domestic
infelicity is said to be the cause OF
the attempt. The would-be suicide
has been a bride but a few weeks
and is the wife of Fred Bosquet.
Peter Turro and Frank Panciera
were both injured while out hunting
last Saturday. In removing a Leaf
from his gun Turro discharged it,
shooting off the tip of his thumb.
Panciera, who was standing nearby,
received six or seven of the shot. one
in the eye. The sight Of his eye was
not injured and the other wounds were
not serious.
| Stafford.
To better serve the trade, beginning
next Monday. shall take orders every
day in this village, Hydeville and Stat
fordville. Fl. F. Cady.
Cyril johnson is on a business trip
to New Jersey.
Clifford Wightman of Glastonbury
was at home for the fair.
The grange will hold a harvest
supper next Tuesday evening.
Rev. A. B. and Miss Elvira Todd
recently visited in Tariffville.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry g. Hersey
were in Hartford the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Burley of
Holyoke are guests at E. II. Pinney's.
DR.. Batchelder of Boston has been
the guest of his parents for a number
Of days.
Mrs. Belle Shippey of South Wood
stock is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Glover.
Mrs. Richard Enos and her daugh-
ter of New London are the guests of
VIM. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitcomb of Spring
field were guests at J. M. Dimmick' g
during fair week.
Miss Winnie Oady of Old Mystic
was a guest at William s. Walbridge's
over the fair week.
Lincoln Luce of Boston and William
Park of Andover were guests at Will
liam Parks over Sunday.
Arthur Oady and daughter, Ethel,
of Hartford were the guests of H. F.
Cady during the fair week.
There will be a roll-call at the
Baptist church Oct. 25th. Further
announcement will be made later.
Those interested in forming a mis-
sion study GLASS are invited to meet at
the Universalist parsonage Monday
evening.
Earl Walbridge has resigned his
position at H. F. Cady's, and has en-
tered the Morse business college at
Hartford.
Rev. A. B. Todd and Mrs. Thomas
Black were recently delegates to the
Ashford Baptist association at South
Woodstock.
Clarence ]. Lasbury, formerly Of
this village, was united in marriage
Sept. 10 to Miss Florence Lillian
Fay Of Providence, R. 1.
Miss Lena King of Fitohburg,
Mass, and Mrs. Erwin Hunt and
daughter, Mabel, have been guests of
Thomas Black the past week.
Both morning and evening services
will be held at the Universalist church
next Sunday. Subject of the evening
will be "The fatherhood Of God"
Subject for the Y. P. s. O. e. for
this evening will be "Ohrist's life.
commandments he left us;
our obedience. Leader, Mrs. A, B.
Todd.
Castle Markham, K. o. K. A, will
hold the first regular meeting of the
season Thursday evening, Oct. 8, in
stead of Thursday, Oct. IL. in the
room.
A special communication of VOL
colt lodge, F. s. A. NJ, will be held
on Thursday evening. The district
deputy will make the lodge an official
visit. Work, F. O.
The ladies Of the Baptist church
will meet for work tomorrow after.
noon, and serve their usual supper at
6 O'Clock. Hestesses, Mrs. Lizzie
Goodell and Mrs. Oscar Oolburn.
The topic for the Y. P. O. U. next
Sunday will be Choosing a master, "
the value Of definite purpose in life.
Plans for mission study class will
be spoken of. The union has adopted
the famous "two-c cents a. week for
missions" plan, twenty-seven sets of