The Press., 1909-04-28

MISS J0sHl0 E0ASo VI A00u0s Ns n
is spending q vacation at her hon
here.
The payroll at the Warren woole
, mill last week was one of the large
in it's history. It paid of a littl
over So. 800 1.-TWO weeks pay).
g. s. Baker will represent th
Stafford Business Mems associatio
at the annual banquet of the Hartfor
association tomorrow evening
Orcuttville.
Miss CLARA Fraser 10 visiting Iela
tives in Norwich.
Mrs. VIM. Irons is recovering fron
an attack of the grip.
Mrs. P. ]. Hanley. Miss Mar,
Hanley and Miss Mamie Gilbert spen
Saturday in Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fraser hav,
returned to their home in Taunton
Mass, after spending several week.
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Fraser.
All the friends interested in thu
preaching services at the Orcuttvillt
school house are invited to be present
at that place next Sunday at M
when a special report will be read.
Rev. J. W. Ballantine of West Stafford
will deliver the sermon.
West Stafford.
Social dance at Sturtevant's hall
Saturday night.
Mrs. Bert Doane Of Rockville has
been spending few days with Mrs.
Edward Blair.
Blanche Sturtevant aud Norman
Gold took an automobile drive to
Collinsville Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Slater has been spend :
ing a week with her brother in
Thompsonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Snow of
Watertown. Mass have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs W Ballantine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L J Boynton and the
Misses FELTON, and Willard of Spring
field have been the guests of Mrs.
Freedus Fuller.
Stafford.
Mrs Julia johnson is on the sick
list.
Miss Helen M. Leonard spent the
past week as a guest of her cousin,
Miss Grace M. Lombard, of Hartford.
At the regular meeting of Stafford
grange, No 55. next Tuesday even
ing the first and second degrees will
be worked on a class of nine.
F A Lasbury has a complete
line of wall papers. and all who are
Interested in this line are invited to
,all at the P. 0. before purchasing
,lsewhe
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and |
drs. Harry Gill in the death of their
Dfant son, Douglas, II days old.
Burial at Sunnyside Tuesday, Rev. !
1. A. Hersey officiating. |
Next Sunday evening there will be
OANAOo Va sung AhJOnO WIN Has
ny information concerning the Bap-
ist church of Stafford in 1855 would
Onfer a favor by communicating with
lev. A. B. Todd, Stafford.
Jasper Hyde Bolton, Jr, died at
80 O'Clock Friday evening at his
Dme, No. 457 Wethersfleld avenue,
artford, after q short illness of
surRlRia of the heart and other COM
locations. Although he had been
ling for some time he was able to
, about until as late as Wednesday
light, when he attended q theater.
10 was born in Stafford on October
3, 1912. a son of Jasper H. Bolton,
manufacturer. His education was
,ceived at the Highland Military
oademy in Worcester, Mass and at
astman's Business college in POUCH
sepsie, N. Y. On August II, 1862,
9 enlisted in the navy and served in
ne civil war under Acknowledgement.
mong his mates was the late Lieu
'nant Governor Ernest Cady. In
is service he rose to the rank OF
nnner's mate and later to ships
eoman. Soon after the close of the
ar he came to Hartford to locate
nd engaged in the hotel business
or period Of ten years he left the
otel business and became employed
l the post Office, but later he became
'ndlord of the Park Central Hotel,
hich he conducted with consider
Die success. For a number of years
> had not been engaged in any active '
lsiness pursuit. He was married
November, 1854, to Miss Emily c
. Niles, daughter of Lucas II. and
enrietta ". Niles. He was twice 3
arried, his second wife being Mrs. +
ma s. Beck. She. with a step. =
n, Arthur Lee Beck, survive. The 7
'ceased was a republican in politics.
Q was a member of Michigan lodge,
o. so, A. F. and A. M, the Im-
owed Order of Red Men, r. o. Tyler
'st No so, G. A. R., the Army and =
avy club and was an Elk. The :
neral was attended Monday after y
ION at 2 O'Clock from his home, Rev.
+. John Coleman Adams, pastor of
10 church of the Redeemer, ofioia.
ng. There was singing by the
smpo quartet. The honorary bearers
ere Frank O. Sumner, @. @ MeOray,
rnest II. Oady, William Daily, John y
aft and Fred West. The body was
'rne by colored porters. Burial was
Spring Grove cemetery Hartford =
,urant.
Staffordville.
Rev. Mr.. Hoffman was a guest Sun.
y at the home Of Frank Brown.
Robert Taylor has resigned his posi-
IN as dresser tender in the Garland !
i'll. I
g. ". Miller spent Tuesday in