The Press., 1908-04-29
W. R, O. meetine next Wednesday.

Miss Mary Hanley was Tn W0rCesGe over Sunday.
 Miss Eva Mercy is spending a fev days in Hartford.
 Miss Mary Leach is spending va cation in Boston.
 Hugh McIntire has returned to hi work at Norwich.
 Mrs. James Gilman and ohildrel are visiting friends in Springfield.
 J. Allen Mix and O. B. Pinney ar at New Haven attending the demo cratic convention.
 Edward Murphy and Miss Elizabetl Murphy of Manchester have beer guests of W. E. Hanley.
 Mrs O. F. Beokwith is at hospi tai in New Haven recovering from the effects of a surgical operation.
 The Stafford Cornet band will give a concert and social at St. Edward t hall thursday evening, May 2. Tickets, 25 cents each.
 Miss Mary Fontanella and Levane Oini were united in marriage at St. church this morning by Rev. F. J. O'Neill. MT. and Mrs. Cini left on the o'clock train for wed. ding trip.
 The program of races for the Stafford fair, to be held Sept. 29 and 30 and Oct. 1, includes free for all purse $500; 2.1S stake, $500; 2.17 ;rot, or ? 20 pace, $500; 2.23 stake, $500; ? 2s trot, $2OO; 2.32 trot, ,r 3. 35 pace, $2OO. Entries for the two stake races close June 6.
 Thomas Frazer. 38, died at his nome on East Main street Monday, after an illness of about two years of intestinal trouble. The deceased was we'll known locally and had many friends. He was much interested in music and was a cornet player of ability. His work with local bands had won for him deserved recognition. He leaves a widow and two children. The funeral will be from St. Edward s ,hurch tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
 Orcuttville.
 MT. and Mrs. W. R. Preble visited friends in Somers Sunday.
 Mrs. Michael Mulvey of Worcester Is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. M. Riley.
 John Lynch and family have moved pack to the Eaton house, which has lately been made over into two tene- ments.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Davis of Springfield and MT. and Mrs. L. H 9oodell and son of Hopedale, Mass. were guests of MT. and Mrs. W. E. Robbins over Sunday.
 Stafford.
 CARD. - George Goodell and family wishes to express their thanks to neigh DOTS and friends for their kindness and during their recent bereave- nent. MRS. MARTIN G )oDELL
 Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Glover attended ;he dedication of the new thread mill 1t Willimantic last Friday evening.
 Wm. Park will commence building It once a modern two. tenement house m the vacant lot opposite Russell 
 Baptist Church Notes: The Ladies' Mission Circle meets Thursday after loon with Mrs. Oscar Sanford Next iunday, 7.3O p. m., service of song.
 Will all lot owners and others in- crested in the care of Hillside oeme- cry read in another column the notice f it's annual meeting, and be present t the time and place mentioned?
 Mrs. Robert Pease, 19, died last after an sillness of 8 few lays. She was the daughter of MT. md Mrs. Fred Wright of Monson. 'he leaves, besides her husband and a sister and four brothers. 9he funeral was held at the home of Ter parent in Monson yesterday. Rev. I. A. Hersey offioiated.
 stamordvIne.
 Twenty. five years of experience as uctioneer F. Wayland Preston, Staf- ord Springs. Telephone 8-23.
 Mrs. wm. R. Potter visited friends t the Springs over Sunday.
 Miss Vivian Kemp has been confined o her home by illness for few days.
 Mrs. R. M. Chamberlin spent few avs with friends in Brooklyn, N Y., ast week.
 Ernest Smith, the son of MT. and drs. O. N. Smith, has been i'll but is nuch better.
 MT. and Mrs. F. S. Bowden of Hartford visited friends in town here rst of the week.
 An Epworth League meeting was eld in the Methodist church Sunday vening. Rev. G. F. Newton was the sader.
 George W. Miller is attending the istriot stewards meeting, as dele ate from the local church, held in he Willimantic Methodist church to- ay.
 Mrs. A. H. Preble and Mrs. Amanda Vasbhurn, who have been residing t the Amadon homestead for five ears, are with their sister, Mrs. ,liza Preble, in Orcuttville.
 The gentlemen of the M. E.. church 7ill serve a supper in the vestry evening, consisting of clam howder, crackers, rolls, beans. pies, akes, etc. Adults, 15c; children, 0c.
 MT. and Mrs. Fiery Chamberlin en- a party of young people at heir home in the honor of their son, Willie Chamberlin, last week Wednes- ay evening. Light refreshments 'ere served and a good time was the osuls of tho ovoniuO