The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1908-10-14

known as the MARTIN NUM- pAeC0St "
s. Laurion of Stafford Springs. Mr.
Canten will move his family t.
Ohicopee Falls.
Stafford.
Eli Patnode has moved to Oakland,
r. /. -
There will be no meeting OF the Y
P. @. U. next Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Glover attend
ed the Palmer fair last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L B. jerome have
been on the sick list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ohamberlin Of
TerryvilIe are the guest of Mrs. Wn.
Durham.
| Joseph Back, formerly with Brad.
way Water Wheel Co.. has accepted
position as maohlnist with Riverside
woclen mills.
Russell Colburn has purchased a
wood saving machine, and will be al
the service of the public as soon as
it is put in running order.
Miss Estella Squires returned to
Willimantic last week, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs Sarah Squires,
who will remain for a visit.
Baptist Church Notes: This even
ing at O'Clock Rev. Arthur st.
James of Fayville, Mass will give an
illustrated lecture on Palestine. A
silver collection will be taken. All
are invited. Next Sunday the even
ing rvice will begin at 6 Is on &C.
count of the address by Mr.. Thompson
at Memorial hall.
The branch library has received re-
Gently new installment of books from
the main library. A large number
of Century, Soribner's and other
standard magazines have been re-
ceived, and will be circulated in the
same manner as are the books. The
Burton Holmes lectures of travel, in
ten volumes, are in the branch library
for circulation.
Among those who atteded the dedi-
cation of the new bridge at Hartford
last week were Mr.. and Mrs George
Lord, Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Hough, Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Harris, F. J. Glover
and daughter, Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G. Walbridge, VIM. Park and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Colburn.
Wolcott lodge was we'll represented,
some 25 members being in line.
The east central Pomona grange
will meet with the local grange next
Wednesday. The morning session
opens at 10 80 in Memorial hall, or
as near that time as possib le 1t is
expected that there will be large
class to take the Pomona degree. A
collation. will be served to all at 10. 80
in the grange hall. The afternoon
session will open at 80, and an
interesting program has been prepared.
Conveyances will meet the 1915
trolley car at the Springs.
Advertised letters: Thos. Under,
Mrs. Gorrel, W. j. Aotings, E. F. S
Miller, Mrs N. Marsden, Miss Bette
Decature. F. E. Murphy, Ohas. Kidd,
A. G. Jessup, Mrs. Arthur light
bown, Miss Sadie Buster, Mrs. M.
Jerome Rodgers, Miss Ora Trapine,
Miss Blanche Hessan, Miss Fl. Taylor.
Mrs L. Rafferty,. Mrs. Charlotte
Rafferty,, Samuel Dickinson, J. J.
Ritcher, Jack Murphy, Master M.
Axtell, Ludwig Kogel, Miss Bette
Decatur. Miss sAmelia MoDermott.
: Prison Sunday will be observed
Sunday evening. October 18, by the
churches of Stafford and Staffordville
by a union service in Memorial hall
at half.pas seven. The address of
the evening will be given by Clarence
M Thompson of Hartford, agent of
the Connect suit Prison association.
He will describe the work, aims and
methods of the association. This
promises to be most interesting and
instructive lecture The choirs of
the local churches will furnish special
music. The public is cordially in
vited to attend. No admission fee
will be charged. but an Offering to
defray expenses will be received.
Staffordville.
Mr.. and Mrs Ezra S. Colburn spent
day in Holland, Mass, recently
Bert Moore of South Hadley, Mass. !,
visited local relatives over Sunday.
Mrs Fife CLARK and little daug liter
are guests of her mother, Mrs. Fl. G
Durham.
Herbert A. Bosworth attended the
bridge celebration in Hartford last
Thursday.
Mrs HI. Fl. Converse and daughter
of Eastford we're recently guests of
Mrs. F. M. Sanger.
Mrs. Lima Booth was the guest of
her brother, Myron Heck, and family
in Union over Sunday.
John A. Colburn of Enfield, has
been shingling the south side of the
house on his farm here. s
Mrs. l.. s. Cooley and son and Miss
Cora Gray have been spending three
weeks with their aunt, Mrs. Kate
Bedford, in Guild, N. H.
A bus will start from the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening at 6. 45 to
accommodate those who wish to at
tend the union meeting at Memorial
hall.
Mrs. Minnie E. Hughes, who has
been spending several weeks with her
brother, Edward Moore, and family
in Rochester, N. Y, returned home
last Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will serve their an
nual harvest supper in the vestry
Thursday evening. If stormy, the
next evening. Supper from 5 30 to
8 O'Clock. Adults, zoo; children,
loo.
West Stafford.
Miss Ruth Ellis visited friends in
El1in0kOn GnnAox,