The Press., 1909-03-31
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 The local schools closed Friday ft a two-weeks' vacation. I Mrs. Lizzie Brown of West StafEor is the guest of her son, Frank Brown
 Mrs. Myron Heck of Union was th guest of local relatives over Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Lucius Hiscox hay moved into one of J. H. Mccarthy tenements
 Miss Eliza Ohatfee returned to he homo recently after an absence of few months.
 Mrs. l.. M. Booth is visiting he daughters, Mrs. G. E Webster Il Springfield and Mrs. A. 8. West, Jr. in Worcester.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Taylor hav' moved into the Perry Amadon house MT. Taylor is dresser tender in th' Garland mill.
 Mrs. Charles White and son. Frank and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White at tended the funeral of Mrs Lucy LyoE last Thursday in North Windham.
 Mrs. Ida E. Smith and Mrs. Cors E. B. Nye and daughters, Misses Rutt and Ella, of South Coventry, ar' visiting Mrs. W. E. Belcher and Mrs F. A. Brown. "
 Julius Browning arrived in toWr last week Thursday, and is making many repairs on his place here. Hs expects to settle here with his bride after April 1st.
 Congregational Church Notes: Sun day school at 12 o'clock. The Junior Christian Endeavor society will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock, sharp, at the home of Arthur Chandler, Couseoration meeting.
 Next Sunday morning the usual preaching service will be held in the Methodist church. as Rev. G. F. Newton has decided not to attend con. ference He will preach his last sermon next Sunday, and in the even ing there will be a praise and prayer service, followed by a fellowship meeting.
 Miss Rama Stebbins and John Cobb of Norwich are employed in the Gar land mill, also Mrs. Elizabeth Shep. ard, Mrs. Wm. Converse, Miss Oholie Largess, Miss Cora Gray and Frank Hisoox. The empty tenements are speedily being filled up, and Stafford ville is putting on the old-time ap- pearance.
 Mrs: Lucy A. Lyon died the 23d at Norwich hospital, aged 78. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Charles White of staffordville and Mrs. George Gregory of Willimantio, and one son, George W. Lyon of North Windham, besides two sisters in The funeral was in North Windham.
 Edgar W. Brown, 69, died very last week from heart failure. He is survived by one son, Martin Brown of Union, and orc daughter, Mrs. Willis Belcher of Staffordyille !; also a sister, Mrs. Sarah Irons of two brothers, Wheaton Brown of Douglas, Mass, and Nelson Brown of Jersey City, N. J. He also leaves several grandchildren. His funeral was held Sunday at the home of his son, Rev. MT Childs officia- ting. Burial in Union cemetery. West Stafford.
 Margaret Ballantine is home Rof the Easter vacation.
 Maroius Oady is visiting his daugh- ter in New Haven.
 Social dance at Sturtevant's hall night. April 3.
 Mir and Mrs. Brown Marble have moved into their new home.
 George Andrews of New London has been the guest of J R Washburn.
 Mrs. Henry S Burr of Fairfield is the guest of her sister. Mrs. O. D. Preston.
 Mrs. Clayton Adams and Miss Gladys Stohe of Oakham have been the guests of Mrs Freedus Fuller.
 The 0. E. society are arranging for a cobweb party next Tuesday evening. All are cordially invited. five cents.
 The birthday party will be given in the vestry this evening All are invited to come and bring their birthday pennies.
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 Henry Young is having a bow window built on his house.
 Miss Lucille M. Agard is the guest of Mrs. Wm. Hungerford of Hadlyme.
 The schools in town resumed session this week, after vacation of week.
 Rev. J. A. Wood left for conference at Pawtucket, R. l., Tuesday morn. Ing. ---. ..
 Miss Muriel B. Wood of Hartford vas the guest over Sunday of her parents.
 Miss Julia Young is moving into ;he north tenement of Mrs. OhaunceyI Vinton's house.
 The Misses Lilla and Elizabeth Agard of Wethersfiald were guests in own over Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. Ernest Hall and amily moved this week into the lanes R. Jewett house.
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