The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-04-03
Station Agent Parkhurst is seriously

David Robertson is expected hom'
from Virginia about the 18th.
Mrs. Benjamin Bioknell of Boston
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Leach.
Andrew Amidon and Miss Stellt
Clough are to be married at TollanC
to-day.
Miss Mary l. Newton is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. O. R. Newton at Frank
lin, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs J. v. Squier of Wind
sor Locks are guests of Mrs. James
Mclaughlin.
.Chello and Joseph Tonidandel have
the foundation in for a double tene-
ment house on Park street.
Miss Grace Harwood will be absent
next week observing the work in
Massachusetts high schools.
The annual salad supper of the
young ladies of the Congregational
church will be held April II.
Francis and Robert Barton of Pal.
mer have been guests this week of
Lewis Mclaughlin on Highland ter
race.
George Fenton of Orange, Mass.
formerly a local business man, has
been visiting old friends here this
week.
Charles Tester of Jersey, New
York, was the guest of his niece and
nephew. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Boil
ieau, last week.
Campo Bros have hired two rooms
in the upper part of the block they
occupy to use in making ice cream
for their summer business.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary
society of the Congregational church
will meet this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
with Mrs. James Mclaughlin.
Miss Mccarthy and Miss Hassett,
the dress.makers, have moved to the
rooms in Warren's block formerly oc-
cupied by J. j. Ellis as an office.
Dennis Murray was before the
borough court this morning, charged
with drunkepness and breach of the
peace. Judge Heald gave him so
days.
Mrs. W. E. North of Spencer is
visiting friends in town. Mr.. North
formerly had charge of the green
houses for the Stafford Floral COM
pany, and now has as imilar position
at Spencer.
The meeting of the Country club
whist organization, planned for next
Monday evening, has been postponed
to Friday, April 10th. The meeting
will be held at Eaton's hall and there
will be dancing.
House-oleaning by the vacuum
method is to have a local demonstra-
tion. The Methodist church is to be
cleaned by this method, and possibly
some of the other public buildings and
private residences.
The ladies of the Country club will
meet for whist Saturday afternoon at
3, at the home of Mrs. Lewis Nc
Highland terrace. Host
esses. Miss Mary Converse, Miss La
villa Burr and Miss Mary Wildey.
The difficulty of getting new quart
ers will probably lead TIE Young
athletic club to discontinue
operations. The club is obliged to
leave it's present quarters owing to
the advent of the new silk industry.
The Stafford Tennis club, which
has a court on Grant avenue, held
meeting last evening and elected the
officers: President, Miss
Caroline Brown; secretary and treas
urer, Maurice Demond executive COM
B. P. Cooley, R. W. Smith
and O. f. Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. st. Germain were
recently presented with morris chair
by the boarders who have been with
them during the construction of the
electric road. The men were leaving
to go TO work on the other end, and
made the presentation to show their
of Mr.. and Mrs. st. Ger
main.
Bishop Brewster was present at
Grace church Monday evening and
confirmed class of Is. The annual
meeting followed and officers were
elected for the ensuing year: J. T.
Melbourne, senior warden; r. 81.
Fisk, Junior warden; j. f. Chamber.
lin, VIM. Wood, J. Allen Mix, F. W.
Preston and George F. Beard, vestry-
men; R. H. Fisk, secretary and treas
urer.
Stafford.
We wish to offer our sincerest thanks
to Woleott Lodge and all other kind
friends who by their sympathy and as
sistanee lightened the burden of our sor-
row In the hour of our bereavement by
the death of our beloved husband, father
and brocher.
Mrs. WIN. LAsBURY,
CARL LAsBURY,
Mr.. AND Mrs. F A LAsBURY,
Mr.. AND MRs. JOHN MITCHELL.
Mrs. Wadsworth is on the sick list.
John G. Wightman was in Tolland
Tuesday.
Miss Kathleen Nye is home for the
spring vacation.
Clayton Maxwell of Tufts is visiting
relatives in town.
Miss Mamie Jensen has been visit
ing in Springfield.
There will be no meeting of the Y.
P. O. U. Sunday.
Miss Ellen Kelley is visiting friends
In South Glastonbury.
A large flock of geese passed over
this village last Tuesday.
Rev. 81. A. Hersey has been spend