The Press., 1907-10-30
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

held Saturday, November I'd. Bring Ii
any thing you wish to dispose Of.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
W. r. O. meeting next Wednesday.
Rev. f. J. o'Neill is in New York
for two days.
George Budz has opened a meat
market in abe Foster stone block.
Miss Susan Cheney of New Haven
is guest of her sister. Mrs j. A.
Mix.
The award Of the $40 gold piece
win be made at PArizsAu's store on
Friday evening
William Gary was given n surprise
party last evening at his home on
westford avenue.
Adam Keehne of Elizabethport, N.
J., has taken a position with Paul
Schmeiske. the tailor.
There will be a supper and social
at the Methodist church this evening.
A good time is expected.
Miss Katherine Smith has been
visiting friends in Orange, Brimfield,
Mass, and Winsted and Hartford.
Rev. Joseph. Gibson of Allegheny.
Penn. will preach at Grace church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Home Missionary society of
the Congregational church will meet
at the parsonage Tuesday at p. m.
There will be meeting of Sc. Ed
wards Aid society and all fair COM
mittees at-St. Edwards hall this
evening. y
s H Mattesen has sold out his
milk route to Edward Jacobsen. Mr..
Mattesen will sell his milk to Mr..
Jacobsen.
Cyrus Ramsdale and Everett War
rem have resigned their positions at
the Stafford and Conversei home on
Stafford Street.
w. Z. Benton has arranged for q
social dance at society hall. Saturday
evening TO be run by the young ladies
rs per notice at the head of the locals.
Another social dance will be held
at Eaton's hall Saturday evening
by Eli ParizeAu. Tickets. so cents
per couple. Refreshments will be on
sale.
Fifteen hundred fngerling trout
were received from the state hatchery
Monday, and F. E. Fitzpatrick and
Frank Mogle placed them in Roaring
brook
The dates for the seven-nights' fair,
60 be- given by the Aid society of st.
Edwards church, will open Thurs
day Nov. 2i. and will close Friday,
Nov. goth,
The weavers in the Central mill
were agreeably surprised last Wednes-
day by = notice of an increase in their
wages of one cent per yard. which
took effect the 2lst. .-
DIR. and Mrs. +. L. Smith have
justsreturned from an extended west
ern trip. including st. Louis. Mo !,
Lawrence, Kan Rockford. Chicago.
H., and Rochester, N. Y. sa-..5
The Kickapoos, Bigelow's moving
pictures. Zulelia the woman magician
and other attractions are booked for
week at Borough hall commencing to-
morrow evening, as per reader in the
local notices.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Holt were
given q surprise party by q number of
their friends last Wednesday evening.
A fine rug was presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Holt in honor of their nineteenth
wedding anniversary.
Gary Brothers annual auction ON
Saturday, at 10 g. m. promises to
equal, If not eclipse, their previous
annual sales. Since the bills were
issued number of COWS and other
personal property have been added TO
the list announced Il is not too late
tocenser any article to be sold.
Daniel Swanton, AZ. former resi-
dent, disdpef asthma and heart trouble
at Pittsfield, Me-. last Wednesday.
The body was brought here on Satur-
day and the funeral was held at st.
Edwards church Sunday afternoon.
and the burial was in st. Edwards
cemetery. He was the SON Of Mrs.
John Mccarthy. His father, George
SwAnton, q member Of 90. B, 18th
Conn. Vols, was killed May 16. 1854.
There was large attendance at the
funeral OF the late William d. Heald
nc the house on East Main street last
Saturday afternoon at 2.3O O'Clock
Rev. III. A. Blake oficiated. Miss
II. g. Werner Fang Nearer My God
to Thee and Rock of Ages" The
bearers were DR.. A. q. Fuller of
Bonneville. George Fuller of Spring
field, F. II. Spellman. Alvarado
Howard. a. r. Howard and W. h.
Heafd. The burial was in the local
cemetery.
The funeral of the late James F.
Ohamberlin was largely attended at
his lase home ON East Main street
Friday afternoon at 13O, Rev. John
Walker of Putnam officiating The
Home City male quarter Of Spring
field rendered the following selections:
Nearer My God To Thee" Gross
ing the Bar peace, Perfect
Peace" and "still, Still With Thee. -
The bearers were Fl. o Butterheld,
A. l.. Howard, David Rissett. o. 3.
BntterHeld. J. 7. Melbourne and N.
B. Fisk. The interment was in the
Stafford Springs cemetery.