The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-01-30
STANFORD SPRINGS.

afternoon.
Domenico Tonon is confined to his
home by illness.
Leon Buckwheat of Bristol, R. l.,
is visiting in town.
Attorney W. II. Reed is confined to
his home by the grip.
F. E. Cady is i'll at his home in
Monson with the grip.
Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald is i'll at
her home on Center street.
Miss Anna Brown of Hartford is
the guest of Miss Mary Squires.
Mrs. f. W. Howard is confined to
the house with an attack of the grip
William Benton expects to open his
restaurant in the Foster stone block
to-day.
Miss Mary Brunette of Gilbertville
Mass, has been the guest of Miss
Dora Pero.
Mrs. M. d. Harris has gone to Bos-
ton, where her son, Frank, of SYRIA
cuse, N. Y, has gone for treatment.
Walter Blake and wife of New Lon
don were the guests last week of his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Fl. A. Blake.
Rev. VIM. Morrall, who has been
at q hospital at New London, is i'm
proving, and is expected home in a
week.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. R.
Prentice of Turnerville has been seri
ously i'll with pneumonia, but is now
considered out of danger and is i'm
proving.
The dancing class that has been re-
oeiving instructions from Miss LAM
OF Norwich will hold reception at
Memorial hall, Stafford Hollow, next
week Friday evening.
Henry Golf was injured by catching
n finger of his left hand in picker
at Smith 8 Cooley's yesterday. He
was taken to the office of DR.. O. B.
Newton, who amputated the finger.
Pietro Da Dalt and Miss Savina
Bachirthetti were married by Judge
W. h. heald last Friday afternoon.
A wedding supper and reception was
held at his home on South street in
the evening.
The ladies of the Country club will
meet at the Springs House for whist
Saturday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The
hostesses will be Mrs. Charles F.
Beckwith, Mrs. James E. Walker and
Miss G. s. Beckwith.
Robert W. Smith was rather anxious
when the first reports of the fire at
she Phelps Publishing company's
plant at Springfield reached here Mon
day morning. as he had an automobile
in storage near the said buildings.
The Young American athletic club
will hold social dance at their club
room ON Westford avenue Saturday
evening. Woods orchestra will fur
nish music. George Frazeau prompter.
Floor directors, George Parizeau and
Thomas Young.
The little nine-months- daugh-
Ger, Alice, of DIR. and Mrs. Watts of
Sacramento, CAL, died the 26th of
January. Their many friends here
sympathize with them in their sorrow
and affection. This is the third
child they have lost.
NJ. G.. Brown has sold out his
bakery business to Alexander Baldi
and John Fontanelli. The business
will be carried on in the name of
Baldi s. Co. Mr.. Fontanelli will re-
tain his interest in the grocery firm
of Fontanelli Bros.
E. Hanley, David Robertson, F
e. FitzpaS-ick and A ]. Squires
represented the local Business Men g
association at the state annual meet
ing at New Haven last week. Q. E.
Brown. president of the local associ-
alton, was unable to be present.
Lewis Otis was before the borough
court last Wednesday, charged with
keeping an unlicensed dog, 1t was
shown that he had not licensed the
dog for four years, and Judge Heald
fined him 81 and costs, amounting to
$18. so. Attorney W. H. Reed prose-
cuted
Joseph Levene commenced to cut
ice yesterday morning at Dennis res
ervoir. The ice was nine inches thick
at the start. Jones Bros. expect to
commence cutting at the Foster pond
on the Street next week if the cold
weather continues. The ice on this
pond is at present about eight and
half inches thick.
Over thirty subscribers of $40 each
have been obtained for the support of
the gymnasium to be established in
Eaton's hall. Although the amount
already promised will enable the as
ISOLATION to be organized, it is hoped
60 increase the sum in order to make
the project the more successful and
permanent. The following commit
See has been appointed to bring in a
plan for organization: O. f. Beck
with, ]. Fl. Valentine, r. H. Fisk,
Fred Wildey, DIR. L. f. Eaton, r. w.
Smith and f. f. Dunfeld. The COM
mittee will report at meeting to be
held at the Business Mems club rooms
next Monday evening at 100. A full
attendance of all subscribers is desired.
Mrs. Lura E. Butterfield, 73 years
of age. wife Of Edward E. Butter
field, died at her home on East street
Friday evening at 10 O'Clock. She
leaves. besides her husband, two sons.
Charles Z. and Frank j., and one
daughter. Mrs. Frank Carpenter, all
of this borough; also two sisters, Mrs.
David A. Smith of Worcester and Mrs
Lyman Cushman of this borough. A