The Press., 1908-08-05
George H. Kerr of New York is .

Frappier of Ware are guests of Mis- Della St. Mary.
 The Windy City ball team defeated Cranes team from the Springs laS Saturday 8 to 3, and expect to play the Moulton hill team here next Sat urday. .--... .....
 Mrs. Sarah Oolburn and Miss Ger trude Colburn of South Coventry have been visiting relatives in town for s few days. They returned home Mon day.
 Heywood Ramsdsn has resigned his position as overseer of the finishing department in the Riverside woolen mills to take the same position with the R. I. Worsted company.
 Among those who attended old home day at Wales last Saturday from thia town were Mir. and Mrs James John son, Mrs. Ann Harris, Mrs. Asa Harris, Mir. and Mrs. William A. Thompson, Mrs. George Jenkins and daughter, Merton L. Thompson, Mrs. Alvin Tyler, Mrs. William Clayton. Charles Willipms. Mrs. Lima Booth. Mrs. Mary Heck, Hessie Converse, Willie Converse, Alvin Oavanaugh, Ralph Converse, Charles Eager, Mir. and Mrs. Arthur West. | staROrdvIlle.
 Alonzo Carpenter of Brimfleld spent Sunday at home.
 O. F. Williams visited friends in Wales over Sunday.
 Mrs. Chester B. Corbin of Meriden is in town for few days.
 Mrs. Olmstead and daughter, Miss Lura, are guests at the parsonage.
 MT. and Mrs T. M. Lyon made a brief, visit in Springfield last week.
 Raymond Kemp of Conway, Mass. |, has been spending 8 few days in town.
 Eugene Raymond of Rhode Island was the guest of Mr. Giltrop last week.
 Miss Martha Foster of Springfield was the guest of Miss Eva Brown over Sunday. .# .-.....=-.-
 
 Congregational church at 12 o'clock next Sunday.
 Mrs. G. F. Newton returned home last Friday after visit of two weeks with friends in Meriden.
 Ellery Ohamberlin, the stage driver, is confined to his home by ill., ness. Mir. Lilley is driving the stage at present.
 Napoleon Largess was injured by his horse recently, but he has re- covered and is able to attend to his duties as usual.
 The Junior Christian Endeavor sO- ciety will meet in the vestry at 4 o'clock, sharp, Friday afternoon. All msmb bers are requested to be present.
 Miss Cora Gray and Miss Hessie Converse have been visiting friends in Wales. and attended the old home week celebration Saturday aud Sun day.
 Mrs. Arthur s. Bosworth went to New London hospital last Monday mozning to have an operation per- formed for an internal growth in her side. It is hoped she will return much improved in health.
 Mrs. R. M. Ohamberlin has bought out a business in Hartford and will move there next Monday. Mir. Ohamberlin will sell his househo1d goods at auction on Saturday that are not sold at private sale before.
 West Stafford.
 Remember the lawn social at O. P. Bradway's this evening.
 MT. and Mrs. O. D. Preston were in Boston over Sunday.
 Miss Laura Clark of Wallingford is the guest of Mrs. 0. D. Glazier.
 D. L.. Ellis has bought the old Holmes property of George F. Oady.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clifton Ellis and daughter, Beulah, of Somers have been visiting their parents.
 The Thursday afternoon club met with Miss Ruth Ellis last week, and the usual good time enjoyed.
 Mir. and Mrs. Marshall Bradway and son, Ellis. are spending a week at Beckwith's camp, Crystal Lake.
 The Sunday school will have their annual picnic at Snipsic grove, Rock vile, tomorrow If rainy, it will be held Friday. :.
 MT. and Mrs. F. W. Preston and. daughters, Miss. Gladys and Miss Helen, are visiting F. Wayland Pres ton, Jr.. in Boston,
 Lawrence W. Crowley of Hartford, president of the Benevolent Society for the Deaf, was a guest of Ernest Smith over Sunday.
 Miss Louise Ward of Springfield, Miss Florence Ourrie of Whitinsville, Mass. and Rev. Andrew Magill of New Castle, Pa are guests at O. P. Bradway'a
 Miss Lucy Barber of Hartford, Miss Hannah Kingsbury of Coventry and Miss Emma Blackenburg of Rockville were guests of Mrs George Barlow over Sunday.
 Adelbert W. Ohace, AS, died early this morning, after a short illness of typhoid fever. MT. Ohace was we'll known in tiais vicinity owing to his frequent visits ct certain times of the year as a peddler. He made his home with his brother. Henry. OD the ohaOe farm, where he was born and brought up. Besides his brother, Henry, he leaves another bs0ther, Martin, of this place. The funeral will be held Friday at p. ID.
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