The Press., 1908-07-08

Mrs. James Mclaughlin is the gues of Mr. and Mrs. o. N. Buttertield a Crystal Lake. ss
 Somebody changed carriages at th' Anderson stable during the excitemen Saturday night, and Mr. Anderson would like to trade back.
 The Congregational picnic will b held at Crystal Lake tomorrow. 4 special car will leave at 8.45. return ing at 6 30 There will be a bal game. and e full program of sports fol the boys and girls. .s
 Fred Remmert and Locers Ausiel are entitled to much credit for heroic work in resouing horses at AndersOn'I stable last Saturday evening. Ausiel stayed at the work of resCue until ht tainted, and Remmerk was one of the last men to leave. the barn. As neal as can be learned there are at least three men entitled to Carnegie medals in connection with the fire. E
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 John Jensen of Hartford visited his cousin, John Mortensen. over the Fourth.
 Thomas Symonds and John Lynch spent the Fourth in Norwich and NeW London. &s
 Miss Lillie Gilbert of Dalton, Mass has been visiting her sister, Miss Mamie Gilbert, at P. J. Han- ley's. @t.
 Michael Riley, who has been seri- ously Ill with erysipelas. is slowly recovering. and his many friends hope to see him around again soon.
 About 40 friends and relatives of Mrs. John Erickson gathered at her home Saturday to help celebrate her birthday. Toe cream and eshments were served, and Q thoroughly good time was enjoyed by all.
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 Miss Alice Lord of Newburyport, Mass., is the guest of Mrs. Clara Beard. #
 Miss Della St. Marie is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sherman on Cape Cod.
 Universalist Sunday school will hold their annual picnic at Crystal Lake July Is.
 K. H. Pinney and family have leave tomorrow for their cottage at Crescent Beach.
 Miss Martha Sargent and sister of Hyde Park, Mass, are the guests of Miss Mamie Lord.
 Miss Ethel Rollinson Is spending her vacation with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Rollinson.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Findeison of are receiving cOngratula- sions on the birth of a daughter July 9th.
 Mrs. Henry Whitford and Miss Ethel Clark of Clark s Corner are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George Latham.
 Stafford Grange visited Union Grange last Wednesday evening and conferred the third and fourth de- yrees. All report a good time.
 Mr and Mrs Wm. Loughheed and Mrs. J. B. Hough and Misses Lucy and Alice Mathews are pending Q fortnight at Crescent Ohurch Notes: At the ,'clock open-air service next Sunday. Rev. G. Milton Bardsley of Hartford Rill speak. F. J. Lynch will AccOm- ,any the singing with the COrnet.
 The entire village sympathize with !. B. Hough in the loss of his hand Iome horse in the burning of Ander- ,on's stables. It was one of the best horses owned in Stafford, and all will miss She turnout on our streets.
 Unclaimed letters in Stafford post office July 1: Miss Mary Dunn. Mrs. Lew Adams. Miss Fannie Martch, John Mansfield, Mir. Kosofsky, ViscusO Giuseppe, Ilka Bain, Vittorio Morra, Giacorro, s. Schcrcuer, Cynacy Morcorenz, Adam Mysrk owski, Joseph King. Herring & Pike.
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 John Lilley spent the Fourth in Rockville.
 Bert Carpenter spent the Fourth in Rockville.
 Miss Anna Tobin spent the Fourth n Holyoke Mrs. Leon Cooley was the guest of drs. Bert Royce last week.
 John Tobin of Passaic, N. J.. is the ,uest of his father this week.
 Mr. O'Oonnell spent the Fourth with his daughter in Central Village.
 Mrs. O. N. Smith and Miss Ida Smith spent last Friday in Hartford. Miss Bertha Belcher is visiting Ter aunt, Mrs. Lucien Washburn. of donson.
 Mrs. Henry O'Brien ot Springfield 8 spending . few days with local elativas.
 O. R. Kemp of Conway. Mass. pent a few days recently with local elatives. Misses Ethel and LurA Olmstead of deriden. ara the guests of Rev. and drs. 0. F. Newton.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Casey of Waterbury were guests the 4th of MT. md Mrs. Robert Giltrop. Mir. and Mrs. William Pratt of 'pencer, Mass, were guests last week if Mir. and Mrs. Wesley Bradway. Rev. George Newton entertained l