The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-28
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

MIS- Louis Helm has returned from
a visit at Turnerville.
Mrs. Max Lohse has gone to Clin.
ton. Mass, for q week.
Miss J. NJ. Hopkinson has been
having an outing in Cobalt
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scott have re-
turned from a visit in Moosup.
walter Rotheway has hired the
Breen house on East Main street.
Miss Myrtle Herring is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl. Orcutt at Monson.
There will be g service at Grace
church at IL in the forenoon Sunday.
Calvin HARDWOOD of Norwich Is
spending a few days at the Springs
House.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy of Worcester
is the guest of Misses Mary and Rose
Hanley.
The annual drummers' and ffers'
picnic will be held at Crystal Lake
Saturday.
Herbert O. Holt and family return
ed Monday from trip to Monson and
Worcester.
VIM. viokers has hired of Gary
Bros. the Grundy place on the road
to Stafford Street.
Gard Benson of the Springs House
will attend the Elks' clambake at
Putnam tomorrow.
]. II. Valentine and family will
occupy the Pleasant Point camp at
Mashapaug next week. ...@
Miss Annie Burans has returned to
Boston, after q three weeks visit
with Miss NJ. E. Brown.
Mrs. Frank Orcutt and Mrs. A.
Maine Royce attended camp meeting
at Willimantic last week.
Mrs. Robinson and daughter, Edna,
of Woonsocket, r. l.. are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Scott
Mr. and Mrs. G.. P. Kenyon of
Providence were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. J. Sweet last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Judd of Holyoke
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. o.
Bradbury at Stafford Street.
Bert Needham will return the first
of September to his studies at the
Poughkeepsie business college.
Napoleon Bertrand of Rockville,
engineer at the electric light station
in that city, was in town over Sunday.
Friends of the contracting parties
have received notice of the marriage
of Joseph Reed and Miss Olars
Goyette.
Baines Helliwell of Providence has
taken a position as overseer of the
drawing department. at the Stafford
worsted plant.
George Gerth's auction sale of farm
stock and household goods at Eli
thorpe's crossing will be held Satur-
day at 10 q. m.
Mrs. Henry Girard has returned to
Boston after q visit here, and her
sister, Miss Dora Pero, went back
with her for visit.
Miss Eva Barrett, employed at the
Howard store, is taking her annual
vacation. She will spend a part of
the interval at Revere beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Whyte Of
Roxbury. Mass. and Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Brown of Providence. r. 1 are guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brown.
Services will be resumed at the
Congregational church next Sunday.
There will be preparatory service al
the meeting on Thursday evening.
W. A. Miner, who is TO move Il
South birmingham, Mass, will sell
his household goods at auction at his
present residence on West Main street
Friday, Rt 10 q. m.
Arthur Fisk of New York has hired
Walter Scott's camp at Mashapaue
and will occupy it with q party Of
friends. His aunt, Mrs. Adams, Of
Stafford Street will join the party.
Adelbert Needham bought carload
Of horses while in the west. but solo
the entire lot at Springfield. Mr.
Needham has shipped IL oarloadl
from the west, and with what he hal
bought in other places has handled
about 13 carloads.
Stafford will cross bats Saturday at
the fair grounds with Springfield, anC
an Interesting game may be expected
The battery for the local team in the
game with Ware Labor day forenoon
will be Collins and Brooks. In th'
afternoon Cobb and Brooks will b
used in the game with Monson.
Alonzo Howard, G. B. Marble
Fred CLOSE and Henry Knapp attend
ed the annual reunion Of the 25tf
Conn. volunteers at Lake Oompounoe
Bristol, Monday afternoon. Mr.. How
ard was elected one Of the vice-presi
dents of the association. The mex
annual meeting will be held at Wind
sor Looks,
Plans are under way for the forma
kic0 Of a cooperative building and
loan association. and q meeting viii
be held in the near future for organi
zation. The immediate necessity o
lot Of new buildings and the advan
tages of such an organization are th'
factors that will make for the success
of the plan.
Mrs. Abigail Kinney, so, widow o
Albert Kinney of Westford, died Sun
day afternoon at $50. Mrs. Kline.
had been in failing health for som
time, but was not confined TO her be-
but q few weeks. Mrs. Kinney spen
8 the greater part OF her life in West
ford, where in her early childhood sh
went to live in the family of Johl
Dean. She has lived in Westford tn