The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1909-04-14
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

W. R. O. mseting next Wednesday
]. A. Foizie and Leo Gasvais spen
Easter with Monson friends.
The ladies of the W. K. o. will
serve q supper next Friday night.
Mrs. A. O. Garvais is visiting
friends in Hartford and Springfield.
Miss Margaret Mccarthy of Spring
field has been visiting relatives here
Misses Rose and Beatrice Vezi'
were in Warehouse Point over Sun
day.
Joseph L. Chandler of Fitohbure
has opened a photo gallery in War
reR's block.
A. ]. Pero of Philadelphia hal
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
poleon Pero.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Bradbury OF
Ohicopee, Mass spent Sunday at
Stafford Street.
Frank catches of Chicago has re-
turned to his home after spending q
week with friends in town.
Mrs. Joseph Motor has gone to the
Berkshire hills, in the hope that the
change will benefit her health.
Miss Emma Kuehne is with her
parents for the vacation from her
school duties at East Orange. N. J.
W. o. Judd of HolyOke, Mass, and
W. H. Stafford of Taunton, Mass,
were guests at Hortonhurst' over
Easter.
Harold Pierce has finished the
duties which have kept him in
Springfield for a few months and re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William WINNINGS of
Philadelphia are receiving oongratu-
lations on the birth of a son last
Friday, q grandson of A. W. Tuthill
of this town.
The Girls club of the Congrega-
kional church will meet with Mrs.
James Mclaughlin Friday at 7.15
D. M. The direotresses will act as
hostesses and q large attendance is
expected.
The case of Claude Pinney against
the town of Ellington is to come be-
fore the superior court the 22d. The
case of John Anthony against Frederic
Faulkner is listed for the 21st. Judge
Reed begins the criminal term at
Rockville to-day.
The Easter Monday ball. under the
auspices of the jolly Five, proved q
very enjoyable event. 1t did not
draw so large attendance as the man.
aRement could have wished, but those
who were present were we'll pleased
with the music and the program of
dances.
Easter was fittingly observed at
all the Sunday services at the Congre-
RationaI church. During the Sunday
school session a special program based
on the resurrection was given. The
choir sang exceptionally we'll Bart
Iett's cantata, From Death to Life, 4"
at the Z O'Clock service.
The attraction at st. Ewdard's hall
Saturday evening will be Allmon
Bros. "Uncle Toms Cabin This
play never fails to draw, and the
coming attraction will probably prove
no exception to the rule. The or
Rsnizatiun carries it's own band and
orchestra, and popular prices will be
charged. Reserved seats are now on
sale at Warren's
George Frazier has purchased the
stock and leased the shops and tools
of the W. A. Oomins estate. Mr.
Frazier has been with the business for
the past 81 years and is thoroughly
familiar with it. He is painter by
trade, but can work in the other de-
partments when necessary. He has
many friends who wish him success
In his undertaking.
High School Notes: The baseball
team has been praotioing during the
past week. The first game will be
PLAYED next Saturday with Storrs
Agricultural college I'd team, att the
fair grounds, at there O'Clock. Ad-
nilsson will be fifteen cents. It is
hoped that q large number will at
tend.-The monthly reports were
received last Friday. men,
bers of the high school are expecting
to attend the speaking contest at Mon
son next Friday night. The new
baseball suits have been ordered, and
It IL expected that they will arrive
before next Saturday. Royce Of
the sophmore class has left school.
John Desc of the Bridgeport high
school has become a member of the
sophomore class.