The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-08-22
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anders Jacobsen and
son, Earl, are at Providence for . Wis
lit.
| Miss Mary. MCCARTHY and Miss Mel
lie Haasett are at Block Island for .
week.
Miss III. e. Werner Is o guest of the
Misses Leach at Laurel camp, Mash
apaug.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Segar OF New
York are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Tilden.
A SON was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Seth schofield ON Village Hill last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tobin left this
week for Oregon, where he has taken
q position as boss dyer.
Hannibal Alden and family are in
camp at PleasanS Point club island at
Lake Mashapaug this week.
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. @. Fl. Meyers, Jr., are in
camp at Crystal Lake for o week.
Miss Rand of Monson and Miss
Mason of Boston were the guests OF
Mrs. Harry Roehm over Sunday.
G. O. Parkess has sold the Poland
property ON Gold street, occupied by
Charles Hidden, to Samuel Kuslansky.
Miss Eta Robbins of New London
is visiting two weeks with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Farms
WORTH.
Mrs. St. Clair and sou of New Ha.
ven and Miss Annie Sullivan of Brook
lyn, N. Y, are guests of Mrs. Jane
Carroll Of West Main street.
r. I'll. Fisk and his mother, Mrs.
NJ. B. Fisk, went to Rainbow, N. Y,
last Saturday. Mr.. Fisk returned on
Monday. Mrs. Fisk is to remain at
Rainbow for o few weeks.
The following passed the recent ex-
animation for entrance to the high
school: Leala Bowden, Julia Des-
mond, Annie Phillips, Ethel Sault.
Ernest Reynolds and Blanche soule
passed with conditions.
Quite O number are planning to at
tend the last excursion Of the season
to Watch Hill and Block Island next
Saturday. The fare lie 81 for the
round trip on Saturday, and $1.75 if
You remain over Sunday. Children
under Ia years half price.
At session of the borough court.
held Monday morning. the suit of the
Malleablc Iron Go. of Branford VS..
Arthur SohoReld, was ON trial. It
was o civil suit of $15 for iron cast
ings. The defendant entered q plea
In abatement. After arguments ON
the plea the plaintiff withdrew the
suit. n. d. O'Oonnell appeared for
the defendant and w. III. Reed for the
plaintiff.
The annual reunion of the Holmes
Oady association was held ut Ever
green park Thursday. There were
II present and the meeting proved an
enjoyable one. The weather was per-
feet and added much to the pleasure
of the event. President o. M. Brown
declined reelection owing to business
cares. The officers elected are as fol-
lows: President, DIR. o. p. Allen of
Palmer; vice president. A. w. Kings
bury; secretary and treasurer, Mrs.
Mary Fairbanks Holmes; executive
committee, A. W. Kingsbury, Mrs.
Myron Leonard, A. /. Holmes. Frs
kina Holmes. Edgar Oolburn; COM
mittee on Rmusements, f. e. Oady,
Eugene Hewlett and Walter Hobby
committee to conserve records and ma
terial. DIR. 0. P. Allen. Fred Water
man Oady, Miss Flora King; his
tOrical research, Mrs. A. @. Wash
burn, Mrs. Georgia T. Smith, Edwin
O. Davis, Mrs. Dwight FL. Oady.
Mrs. L. J. Adams, Mrs. F. J. Shell
don, Mrs. q. Thresher. o. p. Allen.
A bOuntiful lunch was served, and
letters of regrets were read from mem
bers unable to be present. An inter-
esting address was given by Rev. @.
O.. Lyon, and DR.. o. p. Allen also
gavesan instructive talk ON the gene
alegy of the Cady family. Mrs. Mary
f. Holmes read q poem, and Mrs.
Thresher and Mr.. Sheldon were also
heard from ON the Holmes family. It
was voted to, hold the next meeting
the third Thursday in August of next
year at CRYSTAL Lake.