The Press., 1909-10-27

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 Mr and Mrs. Carl Wood were iI . Springfield and Holyoke over Sunday and Monday.
 Mrs. E M. White of Monson wa, the guest of Mrs. T. P. Needham [ few days last week
 R. W. Ellis has sold Q building lot ou Summer street on the Keefe traoi to finders Jacobsen.
 The county commissioners will bG in session at the Springs House or Saturday at II a. m to grant licenses
 A new moving picture machine, with Q flreproof booth around it, hal been added At the Bijou theater ir Borough hall.
 Olarence Wood has severed his con. nectiOn with the ofice of the Faulkner mill, and A. O. Brooks has taken the position of book keeper.
 The annual meeting of the Stafford BusiRess Mems association will be held at the store of G. H. Baker & Go this evening at o'clock.
 Next Sunday evening at the Con- grsgational church Rev. Mr. Blake will preach about "The rich man and Lazarus in modern dress" as jn the current book, "A Certain Rich Man, " by William Allen White.
 Dr. George A. Grant. pastor of the Methodist church, will preach morn ing and evening next Sunday in Hazardyille, In exchange with Rev. Thomas lyric, the former pastor of the l-cal Methodist church.
 The next meeting of the Rockville Christian Endeavor union will be held at the Congregational church next Wednesday evening. Rev Mir Moore of Rockville will deliver the address. A social hour will follow.
 The presentation of 'rhe Match makers.' by Daniel SulIy and com pADy. at St. Edwards hall last even. ing was an unusnally fine entertain ment. The hall was crowded to the doors. It Is very seldom that Stafford is favored with an actor of Mr Sully's ability.
 District Deputy H o Wiggins of Willlmantic was present at the meet ing of I0nic lodge, F 6 A. M., last evening. There was a very large at. tendance. including visitors from tht stafford ABd Willington lodges Tine Ii n degree was worked A lunch was served.
 There will be 8 rummags sala in the guild room of Grace church Thursday afternoon and evening, from 8 to g. under she auspices of the Woman's Guild. Although there was nothing under suspicion, through the courtesy of MT. Parkhurst, every thing has been fumigRted by the board of health.
 Alfred Vezie, she 12 years old son of MF. and Mrs N. Vezie, died Oct. 16 at the home of his grandparents in Ware, Mass. after being sick for some
 
 50 be allowed to visit his grandpar- ents, and his request was granted. Besides his parents, he leaves three sisters, Rose. Beatrice and Viola, at home. Burial was made in the Mt. Carmel cemetery in Ware.
 Joseph Winn died Monday night at the Norwich hospital for the insane, where he was taken last Saturday. MT. Vim was born in Ireland. When he first came to this country he was employed at gardening on Central Park, New York. He had lived in this town over thirty years, and had worked for the Stafford Springs Oeme- tery association for over twenty five years. He was obliged to give up his work this spring on account of i'll health. He was an expert gardner by nature. Mir. Winn was about eighty years of age. As far as can be learned he leaves no near relatives, his wife having died about three years ago. The funeral was held at Os" GuWaAu S OhuEOh buAS uOHAAuBS and the burial was in St. Edwards 8 cemetery. f....E
 0rcuttville.
 Mrs. Jane Horton of Monson is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bumstead.
 Miss Myrtle Worthington spent Sunday with relatives in Granby. Mass.
 William Hanley, who Is employed by the Underwood Typewriter com- pany of Hartford,' was at his home here over Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles Haynes of Madison, Me-. and Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Oald. we'll of Portland Springs, Me-, are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Fred Graves.
 Stafford.
 Miss Louisa Wobbecke was at Springfield over Sunday.
 Miss Annie Hall of Saybrook is a guest of Mrs. Clara Cummings.
 Mrs. }. O. Bugbee is attending the G. A. R. convention In Hartford.
 Miss Gertrude Wightman has so far recovered from her recent illness as to return to her school work.
 Mrs. ". E. Clark of Hartford and Mrs. W. D. Skinner of North Wood. stock are the guests of Mrs. Wm. Walbridge.
 Miss Lulu Ide was in Springfield Friday to attend the marriage of her brother, Walter, to Miss Julia Ohap- man of that Oity.
 Regular supper at the Universalist church tonight at 6. Hostess. Mrs. Myron Leonard, Mrs. Luoy Wads. worth, Mrs. Emily Burdick
 The Three Star company last Mon. day evening drew . fair-sized house. and all who attended were we'll