The Press., 1909-07-14
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 polished and cleaned. Chas. S. Cad Stafford. 4
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs. James F. Ootter has returned from a short visit in Rockville.
 Mrs. W. D. Heald is spending few days with relatives at Marlboro Mass.
 A little daughter was born Thurs day night to Mir. and Mrs. Georg, SisWick.
 Miss GeneVieve Hewett is a guest of Miss Emily Willard in South Port land, Maine.
 Mrs. Cushing. who has been a guest of her brother, Rev. H. A. Blake, re- turned to her home in East Providence yesterday.
 About twenty members of the W. R. O. surprised Mrs. Jane Cleveland Friday, her birth anniversary. and presented their hostess a silk um. brella.
 A. P Damon, superintendent of the Rhode Island worsted Go Mrs. Damon and their four children are boarding with the F. H. Plumb family at Ellithorpe's crossing.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. B. MowIy and children. Harold and Helen. of Ster- ling have been guests of Dr. and Mrs. G. Percival Bard, making the trip by automobile Master Harold remained for few days.
 John Perenye, II years old, of Union, received a bad wound of leg by moving machine yesterday. making wound five inches long. He was brought to Dr. Newton's office, where the wound was dressed.
 The Athletics defeated the Central mill team Saturday at the fair grounds by a score of to 3. Shea and Guilman did the battery work for tho Athletics, and Mullins and Du- eharme for the Central mill.
 Charles L. Dean underwent a seri- ous operation for hernia last Wednes- day at the Maiden hospital, and seems to be doing we'll. Mrs. Dee1 is in poor health and has her sister in law, Mrs. Clayton Fuller. with her.
 Miss Banford and Sunday school class enjoyed a pleasant outing at Forest Leks last Thursday. Miss entertained her class at her home on South street the Friday evening previous A very pleasant time was reported.
 The Rev. Dr. Grant gave an in- truetive and inspiring temperance lddress to a large and appreciative udience in Hsymarket Square last iunday afternoon. Doctor Grant is welcome addition to the forces of ivic righteousness and order in our own.
 Among the recent guests at Horton hurst, Stafford Street, were MT. and Mrs. Judd of Holyoke, James and William Goodrich of Hartford, Mir. and Mrs. Converse and MT. Magee of Boston. MT. Stafford is at home from his business in Taunton, Mass. for the having season.
 A probate hearing was held before Judge R. H. Fisk Monday afternoon on the application of Irving J. Ohaoe for findings, that he was the husband of the late Maude Ellis Chace and en- titled to the life use of one- third of her estate, and asking for the appointment of distributors to determine his in Brown 6 Perkins of Norwich for the applicant, and E. Henry Hyde of Hartford appeared for A. b. Ellis of Monson. who is the rssiduary legatee, and he contested the application on the ground that Ohacs had abandoned his wife before her death. Judge Fisk reserved his 
 At a meeting of the Stafford Busi- ness Mems association held at the Springs House last evening. it was voted to accept an invitation to join with the associations of Rockville. and Glastonbury on an outing to Savin Rock on Thursday, July 22. A special train will leave Rockville soon after the arrival of the trolly car leaving here at 15, and will run express to Savin Rock in about two hours from Rockville. The fare from Rockville and return, in- 8luding dinner, etc., will be $2 75 Efforts are being made to get a special car and reduced rates between here and Rockville. It will be a stag party for the merchants and male clerks The manufacturers are to be invited so join in the outing. A very enjoy able time is promised by the commit tee in charge.
 Miss Celia Holt was called to Thursday by the illness of | her aunt, Mrs. Giddings Pinney, who lied Friday night of apoplexy. Mary | Fairman Pinney, daughter of Elijah | was born in Stafford | S2 years ago and spent a large part 1f her life in this vicinity, where she caves many friends. She was mar lied in June, 1S4S. to Giddings Hyde who died last November. Over thirty years ago Mir. and Mrs. oinney removed to Brooklyn, but have Iince kept in touch with Stafford through frequent visits A brother, Miner Fairman, and three nieces, Miss Holt, Mrs Milton H. Soule and l Mrs. Nellie Squires, live here. The uneral was held at her late home, Lafayette avenue. Brooklyn, Sunday | and the burial was in the amily lot at Hillside cemetery MOn- lay, on the arrival of the 2 p. m. rain. Rev. Harry Adams Herssy onductad the services at the grave
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