The Press., 1908-11-11
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

their mother, Mrs. Annie Lumb.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 JIM. Leach is in Boston on a busi. nsm trip.
 W. R. 0. meeting next Wednesday afternoon.
 Arthur Phillips is in Tarklfn. R. l., on . hunting trip.
 Miss Josephine Eaton is spending a few weeks in Holyoke.
 E. H. Hopkins of Hartford was with his family here over Sunday.
 David Kellogg has taken a position As the Ellis No. , mill in Monson.
 Wm. Whitaker has moved into his new house. which he recently com pleted on Grown street.
 F. F. Dunfisld of Worcester. form erly principal of the high school, was in town Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. D. M. Foskett of Palmer and Chelsea Young of Eastford have been guests of MT. and Mrs. John Foster.
 Mr. and Mrs Ralph Wight and son Of Indian OrohA.d and ". H. Stafford of Taunton. were at HoFtonhurst over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. 0. H. Blackburn of Potter Hill, R. I, were here last Thursday to attend the funeral of a relative.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. W. Bradbury of Chicopee were guests of Mir. and Mrs D. O. Bradbury at Stafford Street over Sunday.
 Winter W. R. O. entertained about 45 of the ladies of Burpee Corps of Rockville last Wednesday afternoon and evening.
 Harold Post of Philadelphia was with his wife at the home of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. H. E. Newton, over Sunday.
 Miss Bessie whiton, who has been with Miss Beckwith during the last millinery season. has returned to her home in Jewett City.
 Peter and Frank DaDault 6 Go. have bought and taken possession of the GiosuA Fontanella grocery store in the Blue Front building.
 Lewis E. Johnson has resigned as bookkeeper at the Central mill, and has taken a position with the United Gas Improvement company at Water bury.
 Carl, son of Michael Mullins, fell while playing in the school yard last Thursday and broke his collar bone He was attended by Dr James Stretch.
 Egerton Ryerson Young. the lannon's Canadian traveller, author and Indian missionary. will lecture at the Metho- dist church next.week Friday evening on My dogs and guides, and some things they helped me to do"
 The Warren Woolen company will open New York office in room 1919, knickerbocker building, 5th avenue, New York, Dec. 1st They will also have representatives in Chicago and Boston. John L. Burr. who is at present employed in the First Nation al bank, is to take a position in the New York office.
 The Current Events club will hold It's next meeting Monday evening with the following program: Roll-call clippings; current literature; music vocal solo by Miss Lulu Ide. Oom- mittee. Mrs. W. H. Cooley, Mrs. R. "A. b. Adams, Miss Mary Russell. Hogtessss. Mrs. James Mclaughlin and Mrs. Fred Wildey.
 Antonio De Lucca, sentenced April 9, 1907, for one to five years for AssAulh with intent to kill in this town. is to apply to the board of par dons for communication nf sentence on | the ground that he has already been sufficiently punished. De Lucca was here on the electric railroad, and the row in which the stabbing | occurred took place at Cooper Lane.
 There will be a district meeting of | the WomAn's Foreign Missionary so- eiesy at the Methodist church next Tuesday. The morning session will | begin at 1O.3O. At 30 Miss Butler of Newton Center, Man, daughter of the late pr. Win. Butler. pioneer missionary to India. will give an address. A cordial in- vitatiOn is extended to all who are interested in missionary work
 The eighteenth annual meeting of the WomAn's Home Missionary so- ciesy of the Norwich district will be bald ct Willimantic next Wednesday. Tho president of the society, Mrs. F. 7. FAttsn and secretary, Miss Flor snce WAshburn. both reside in this borough. The morning session, open. Ing at 10 o'clock, will be devoted principally to reports. There will be addresses at the afternoon session and slection of officers. The ladies of the church will provide lmnah.