The Press., 1908-05-13


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 Do not fail to attend the free educa tional lecture at Memorial hall, Tuesda! evening, May 19,
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 Do not fail to attend thesfree sduca tional lecture at Memorial hall, 1Tuesda, evening, May 19ls T. .aee Y;
 Russell Oolburn and Wm. Dunhan visited Hartford the first of the, week,
 Mrs. Q. '. 'Dilworth of Worcester il visiting Mir. and Mrs. James Johnson.
 Mrs. Ellen A. Town of Galesburg, H., is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Thomas Black. @f-s':~
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. Work iu the 1st and 2d degrees. x ':..
 James o'Neil, 43.: son of Eugene .O'Neil, died in Brooklyn May 2dt of pneumonia. Interment at Rockville: Mrs., Emily Goodell has . hen that laid two eggs last Saturday. one in. side of the other. oneSe soft shell and the other all right. -; .s.5 5'.'.s -
 E. O. Pinney is laying pipe for carrying Corps pond water to his residehee. He will also have hy- drant near his buildings. 
 Burt Royce and Mrs. Elgie simons were united in marriage at the Uni- versalist parsonage, by. Rev. H. A. Hersey. Thnfsdays May 7.s.: -',. ,..:.. ;. i : '. Mrs. Mary Gerould, !, who has been spending the winter with Mrs. Charles Walker.eat thes Springs has returned to her home here: ,@- :. '''',' - .. A free educational lecture will be given in Memorial hABsnext Tuesday evening. The program will be an: nonnced later. The public is cordial ly invited. o-'.' ..' .'> <. ..-.: - About twenty three persons charter ed Glover's s bus last evening and went to Palmer to witness R. A. Browns production of fJust Out of. Harvard, '"' " which was much enjoyed. @ t. t.: - Mrs. James P. Kelly of Providence, Mr.: and Mrs. John O,Neil of Palmer. Mrs. Mary Ely of Springfield and Mrs. Wm. Gardnerof worcester visited their father. Eugene O'Neil, last week. yl--s ,. :..-s.se.-a
 NIT. and Mira. Frank Moseley, who have been in Pasadena, Gal. for the past two years for the benefit of MT. health, are expected to reach here to-day. They will for the present remain with Mrs parents, Mir, and Mrs. Russell Oolburn. t... Advertised letters in. Stafford post office: Miss Louise Roacfie,@ Mrs R. Mrs. M. .Griswold. Mrs. Wheeler, 5efaIa Runiejko, Geo. K. Wilson. Sig. Oorvera Michele Pietro Eiaas IlskA Bau, Adam Tamcsyk, Matiano soiovovello, E. Mann, Frank M. Goodnm, Bartley Mfg. Oo., Matt Baker, Joseph R. Brightbridge. Henry Perkins, Page Johnson. ....~
 Universalist. Church. Natas:sr Rev. H.: A. HerseyE has received and sao- ,ented the call of the society to serve as pastor for another year. Y. P. O.sU. will meet h the assdmb mbly ;oom at s 30 p ID. Sunday. Topic ;: The ministry of want. sis A. turning point in life." Leader, Miss Lulu Tde. There will be seven more meet ngs this season. . Members are in-' 7ited to attend and participate, and ;o make all meetings as good as the ,ne held last Sunday. .., .',.' -. -.
 The winning streak of the Stafford nigh school ball team WAS brought to \ sad close in the second inning of the game. played last Saturday with ihe crack Windy City team. Remmert. who started ia to pitch the game. was by Park. who did good work The Windy City boys were there with ;he stick, making 12 hits to ? of, their The feature of the game was the catching of Richard Wal bridge. The game had to be called at ;he close of the fifth inning on &C., ,ount of rain, the score standing 8 to in the Windy 'Oity's favor. An other gameshAs been arranged for June
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 Do not. fail to attend the free educa- ienal lecture at Memorial hall, Tuesday 'vening May 19.
 Mrs Henry O'Brien returned to leT home in Springfield last Monday.
 Mrs. Robert Gilthorpe Is spending everal days with her daughter in Springfield.
 Miss Anna Tobin, has returned rom @ visit with her brother, James Cobin, of Meridens ss..:@ s's , Ezra s. Oolburn has been, quite iok for week and . half. All of lis household are also i'll. 7 z~'e'
 IeAnder Lyon of Mansfield Four Corners was the guest of his brother. Theodore Lyon, over Sunday. ;.
 The presiding elder. J. H. New and, will, hold the first quarterly conference in the Methodist vestry Friday at..7.30.1 ; .s, s...e. 
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. 2. church will serve their usnal upper in the vestry Thursday even- ng. Hostesses. Mrs. Lima. Booth and Hiss Lizzie Brandon.
 Mrs. Alexander Shepard had the to fall down. stairs, last week, while moving into her new Iome. Mrs. ShepuStk was badly ruised. but no bones were broken,
 George Raymond Ormsby, formerly mployed in the Northampton. Mass. insane hospital as attendant, has re-