The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1908-09-16
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


mortal Hall, Stafford, 7.30 p. m. Yor
can't AFFORD to miss one
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
John White is preparing to builC
. house on Center street.
Miss Helen Leach spent Sunday
with relatives in Hartford.
Charles Morrall is at Charlestown.
West Virginia, attending the horse
show.
Mrs. J. A. Simpson of Orange.
Mass, is the guest of Miss Sadie
Oomins. e.....
John II. Larned has gone TO Wo.
barn, Mass, to take up his duties as
n teacher.
Miss Emma Kuehne has returned to
East Orange, N. J.. where she is en-
ployed as . teacher.
A blast in the rear of the Rockwell
block started few of the clapboards
on the back yesterday forenoon.
W. Z. Demond and family have re-
bAEAuA AAOAu hAAOy
have been spending the summer.
Miss Christine ChapmaR of Spring
Geld is the guest of Miss Ethel Moore.
Miss Chapman will enter Wellesley
this fall.
o. B. Pinuey, NJ. d. O'Oonnell, +.
Z. Fitzpatrick and Michael O'Halloran
are attending the state convention at
Hartford
Mrs. WEIGH, who has been a guest
of her daughter. Mrs. f. +. Patten,
for six weeks, started yesterday for
her home'in Delaware. Ohio.
The registrars of voters for the
second district will be in session on
Thursday from 9 3. m. to p. m, at
the Office of NJ. d. O'Connell.
Frederic Faulkner will move next
week from Woodlawn to the new
Faulkner house on West Main street.
recently occupied by Frank Perkins.
J. M. Larned, @. W. Eaton, Anders
Jacobsen and Lewis Mclaughlin we're
the delegates to the republican con-
RreasionAl convention at Hartford last
Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Oroutt Hall has re-
kurned to her home in Montclair,
". J., having spent three weeks with
her parents on Village Hill. Mr.. Hall
returned home Labor day.
George Stevens was in town yester-
day and will move his household goods
TO Springfield. where he will COM
mence housekeeping. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens are At present boarding.
The Willimantic fair is in progress,
and . number have been attending it
from here this week. Next week
the Rockville fair will be on, and the
following week the old reliable will
draw the crowds.
J. NJ. Leach's clothing store, which
has been closed this week for inven-
tory and arrangement of goods for the
sale. will be opened tomorrow for the
closing-out sale, as per the announce
mens on the fourth page.
The schools this term are badly
overcrowded, and it will be necessary
to use she room recently finished of.
Desks have been ordered, and as
soon As they arrive 9Th grade teacher
will be appointed aud the room uti
lixed.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. John
Sandy entertained the Ladies' Aid
society of the Rockville Baptist
church. The ladies brought basket
lunch and the hostess served tea,
coffee and ice cream at tables spread
on che lawn.
Grace Church Notes: Services
next Sunday: Holy communion, 100
q. m; the other services at 1O.45 a.
IN. aud z p. m. Sunday school as
usual. The regular schedule in full
for each Sunday. as heretofore. is now
resumed. Choir rehearsal. Friday
evening At 7.3O. promptly.
There will be an entertainments by
she young ladies of Grace church
choir next week Wednesday evening in
she basement Of the church. The play,
"a Precious Pickle" will be given.
A special feature of the evening"
entertainments will be violin solos by
Mim Sophie Brown. The program
will also include other musical
selections. Ice cream will be for sale.
Mrs. Paul Fisher, 81. died Friday
evening after long illness. Besides
her husband she leaves four sons and
a daughter. The sons are Henry of
Springfield. John of Holyoke, George
Of New London and Charles of this
town. She also leaves one daughter,
Mis- Rosa, who lives &C home. The
funeral was held from st. Edward g
church Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
Rev. George J. DonAhue officiating.
The burial was in st. Edwards ceme-
tsTy.