The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1908-03-04
Thomas Haigh of Philadelphia is


ing q few days in New York.
Mrs. (. T. Russell is attending tn,
millinery openings in New York.
George Siswick has been appointed
. notary public, and has qualified.
Michael p. Hanley of Camden, Me.
has been visiting relatives in town.
Joseph CLARK, the barber, is con
fined to his home by an attack of the
grip.
Claude Pinney has recovered from
his recent illness and has resumed
business.
Rev. Felix ]. o'Neill of st. Ed.
wards church has been i'll. but is re.
covering.
Landlord and Mrs. MCCARTHY of the
Stafford House are visiting friends in
Worcester.
Daniel Collins, the mascot for the
Stafford team. is seriously i'll with
meningitis.
VIM. P. Welch, q former resident,
has been elected treasurer of the
Somerset Wooden company of Monson.
Eugene Circena of Mystic, a car.
penter and builder, has, moved here
and taken q tenement on Center
street.
Moving pictures at st. Edwards 8,
usually given Tuesday evening, have
bsen postponed this week to Thursday
evening.
VIM. Wood has resigned his position
with w. E Demond after period of
ten years, and has accepted position
at the Central mill.
There are no new cases of scarlet
fever. Quarantine has been lifted
at all the infected houses with the ex-
ception of Lynch and Serafin.
Rev. H. A. Blake is at Worcester
attending the New England congress
of Congregational churches as a dele
gate from the local church.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Mclaughlin
Mclaughlin attended the annual ban
quet of the Connecticut Editorial asso-
citation at Hartford Monday evening.
VIM. d. Norris and Mrs. Nellie
Huntley, both of Monson, were united
in marriage at the Methodist parson-
age Monday afternoon by Rev. Thomas
lyric.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Stafford Spring Agri
cultural society will be held at the
Office of the treasurer, R. H Fisk,
next Tuesday at p. m.
The Marshall sisters gave a finished
production in the entertainment at
st Edwards church Monday evening.
Owing to the nature of the weather
the attendance was not large.
James P. Thompson, an industrial
organizer, will make an address at the
hall of the German club this evening
at p. m. He made q similar ad-
dress at the same hall last evening.
Miss Margaret Cow. contralto, and
Miss Aida Donnell. reader, will ap-
pear at the Congregational church this
evening. A irst-class entertainment
is assured and a good house is antici
psted.
O. B. Pinney will start the season
with q new ix-cylinder Stevens.
DR.. Stretch is TO have a new Ellsmore,
and Claude Pinney has an order in
for q new four-cylinder Maxwell run
about.
The third golf club whist party
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. christopher Allen next Monday
evening at O'Clock Hostesses. Mrs.
G. P. Bard, Mrs R. w. Smith and
Mrs. r. W. Ellis.
The Amenity whist club held q
meeting last evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Siswick First prizes
went to George Frazier and Mrs
Anders Jacobsen. while Anders Jacob
sen and Mrs 8. II. Little secured the
consolation trophies
Lawrence Sartori had an accident
in the woods the latter part of the
last week, in which he cut off three
toes This is his third accident with.
in a couple of years He lost the tip
of . finger in the machinery at Raw
itser's mill some time ago, and later
cut his foot badly with an axe.
Miss Gertrude Feathers and William
Shannon were united in marriage at
the reotory of Grace church Monday
by Rev. r. NJ. D. Adams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shannon came to this town from
Pawtucket, R. few months ago,
and have since been employed at the
Rhode Island worsted mill.
meeting of the Congregational
Ladies' Missionary society was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Baker. A program was discussed re-
lating to missionary work in Cuba,
and among negroes and Indians of this
country. 1t was decided to send
box of clothing, etc., to southern
school.
The last abutment for the electric
bridge on the east side is finished, and
work can now be completed son the
structure. The fill on the east side
is done, but there is still considerable
work to do, and it will probably be
several months before cars are run
ming. The lowering of the cut be-
tween the I'LL and the street will re-
quire quite little work.
William F. Rich and Miss Annie
Frazier were united in marriage at 6
O'Clock Monday morning at st. Ed
wards church by Rev. George j.
Donohue. They were attended by
Arthur Frazier and Miss Eva Frazier.
Mr. and Mira Rich took Tho 8 0BoIook