The Press., 1909-08-04
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Mrs. William Leach of Palmer spent Sunday with Mrs J. NJ. Leach.
 Mrs. Ralph Wight and young son of Indian Orchard are guests at Horton hurst.
 Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Pinney and three children returned Saturday from their outing at Branford.
 Miss Stella Bartlett is taking a two-weeks' vacation from her duties in the D. Robertson store.
 Dammers, the optician from Bos- ton, will be at the Springs House next Tuesday, from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
 MT. and Mrs B. T. Eaton and three sons are occupying their cottage at Pleasure Beach for the month.
 Rev. O. H. Puffer of Salem, Mass. and l. NJ. Leach are enjoying their annual snoampment at Mashapaug.
 Master Clovis Walters of Auburn. R. l., has returned home after a four months visit with his uncle. Clovis Baker.
 Judge and Mrs. J. E. Fisk of Rock ville have been guests for few days of his parents, MT. and Mrs. E. Y. Fisk, of Stafford Street.
 MT. and Mrs Urbin Bundy of Mon- son. MT. and Mrs. Charles Leland of New York city were guests at Mrs. Clovis Bakers over Sunday.
 Fred Burwell, who has been work ing in Bridgeport for a number of years, has taken a position at Detroit. Mich and has moved there.
 Robert Larder has moved from the SisWick house on Furnace avenue to the house on Grant avenue recently occupied by William Herring.
 Mrs. Thomas Ruby returns this week from Stonington. where she has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Espeg. for the past few weeks
 G. L.. Dennis, O. R Newton, F. G. Sanford and Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Reed attended the funeral of Charles day.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Mowry and two children of Sterling have been guests of Dr. and Mrs. G. PeroivaI Bard Miss Helen will remain for a few weeks.
 There will be s special meeting of St. Jean de Baptist society Thursday evening at clock, to act on i'm. portant business, and a full attend anee is desired.
 Misses Hazel and Helen Butterfeld, Gertrude Madsen and Annie Christen- sen arc at the Girls friendly house in Canaan for two weeks, representing | that society of Grace church.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Stuhlbach | spent Sunday in New York While absent MT. Stuhlbsch purchased a | jswelry store at Port Jervis, N. Y. and will remove to that city after closing out his stock here.
 Misses Alice Fitton. Priscilla Bur well. Lillian Warren and Edith Adams are spending the week at the Willimantic camp ground Mrs. W. W. Burwell and Mrs. J. J. Fitton were with them yesterday.
 Members of the Golf club. about thirty in number, enjoyed a basket lunch on the club house veranda, after the usual sports, Saturday after noon A magnificent sunset and the full moon were duly appreciated.
 n Al,r,a l | by Daniel Demond, has joined camp ing party at the White mountains. Mrs. Adams has gone to her home in Brighton, Mass. She will join MT. Adams later at the home of his par ents. near Newburyport. Mass.
 John Morris has sold his two houses on Willington avenue, the home place to Celeste Zampolli and the cottage to John Oarocari. MT. Morris will occupy the tenement in the Page block, now occupied in part by W. H. Heald's insurance office.
 A fire alarm Sunday afternoon about , o'clock called out the hose company, but the company was not needed. A gasolene stove in the tene- ment occupied by Mrs. Julia Parizeau, opposite the Warren mill, caught fire, | and for a feR minutes was quite | threatening, but the stove was soon | taken out of doors and there was only | a slight damage.
 Miss Delena Roberts, 19, daughter of Augustus Roberts of Westford avenue. died last Thursday evening | from Bright's disease, having been ill l for six months. Miss Roberts was an | estimable young lady and had a large circle of friends. The funeral was held at St. Edwards church Sunday afternoon, and the burial was in St. Edwards cemetery.
 Officers Kane and Krause of Rock | ville came here Sunday after John | Golas and Stephen Namuski, wanted for an assault at Rockville Saturday | night. Officer Hayes arrested the two men at their boarding place on | West Main street and turned them | over to the Rockville officers. They | W6r6 noAoro bh6 1sOOAfAAAS CAtJ cour6 ! Tuesday. The assault took place at the saloon of Cornelius Dollak of | Village street, Rockville, who was knocked down and cut in the leg with | a knife. It developed that Golos did the cutting and was fined $25 | and sentenced to jail for ninety days. Mamuski was fined $1O. Joseph | Golos was sentenced to thirty days and | Joe, Prackniok was fined $1. The last two, who were in the same case. were from Rockville.