The Press., 1910-10-19

there. He was appointed to the Hart
 sord police f9rce on September 4, 1871
 Four years ago he suffered his frs sttokeiof paralysia and was danger ouely ilb hut recovered and took uI
 U nNvork:ngain. Last fall he had
 saO6nd stroke. which weakened hin
 go that on January ], 1910, he wal
 retired at his own request. Had ht
 stayed In the ,servfoe he would have
 been put on the veteran reserve lis
 4n March. Mi JOhnson leaves, be-
 sides his wife; twUlsOns, by formel
 marriage, Cyril Johnson of Ohio and
 Lincoln Johnson of Indian Orchard
 Mass. two brothers. Cyril Johnson oi
 Stafford and William Johnson oi
 Hampden, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary
 Pinney of this borough and Mrs.
 Charles Smith of Stafford. The
 funeral was held from his lats home
 Monday afternoon. Rev. Jamel
 Goodwin of Christ church effioiated.
 Burial wass'in Spring Grove cemetery.
 Those attending the funeral from this
 place were Cyril Johnson, F. 0. San. ford, Ms. OhaFlsa Smith. Mrs. David
 Bisaett, Mrs H. 0. Wheeler. ' .f.
 l..'.4 .' Stafford. {
 Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Ferry and
 MT. and MFs William Ferry of South
 bridge were ths guests last week of
 ME ,,, ana. 1.. Mra \ ss.!.. M. M. Dimmook . $ Rev sJs:s B Marvin of Annisquam, Mass, fQEmerlg pastor of the Univers. alistf qhurch .espent several days last week with MT. and. Mrs: Fl 0. Fisk
 .s1niyersalist Church Notes: The monthly buisness meeting of the sun- day school will meet at the Resfdence of E. 70. F. Pinnsy Kritiay evening The new Y. R. C. U. chorus choir will lead the singing at the regular 6 e'rlock meeting Sunday evening.
 Baptist Olfurch Notes: The Ladies
 Aid society meets for work Thursday afserHUon and will serve supper from s6 o'clock silIs8 Hustssses; Mrs. J. sG. Wig6tman, Mfh.~ M. B. Hatch. Rfv and Mrs A.@B. Podd andS Mrs. sJ.aO Buebee are attending the Sap stiet state conyention at Bridgeport Next Sunday 3iiiDtnfng echOes from ;tl1e aBr fdgsp6ft @col6V Vsnsion' will be given. n-ssst ''5'gs z 9sassakes. @'as .'''', ss'' !. fMrs. Aneelfne wsatherby, 96.' whose body Was brought here Oct. 8 for 'bUriaIi In Hlflsids ceIlinStery, pass. ed Sway Oef 5 at tife home of her son.. A ar61f w eatherby, Vest Haven. She was 2Sofis in Ellington May go; 1914 Her life was nearly all spent iH afford unt'l seven years ago. wliAn she went to live with her son in WGnt Haven She also leaves daugh- ter. Mrs P M Harwo0d. <of New London 2 Funeral was held at the ihome of Mrs. Clara Cummings. widow of Henry Cummings. a son of Mrs. tWeaEEferby by her first husband. Law frestoh Cummings.
 II staffordvilIe ss { GARD l-We wish to express our most sihcefe,> thanks tOas0alrg neighbors and friends for their kindness during our recent bereavement % @ Mrs. Napoleon Largess and Family. X sdppelr will bs5' served at the Con- afseatipnsl dhurcfi Tuesday
 . lsdaoTges W, Miller,! who has been IhRlJta lllJ ills Is recovering so as to bs out again. l.---szs.
 Walter Bedding of Vernon visited affa@sisteF,7~ MFs Mahlon West; last Sathr6ay ;.sa: Y t,s& as
 Mf and Mrs. Clarence Oyrnt by have rsoently moved into the Giltrnp lower eenement. ''''.':'!.s' ' 1, Rev, IT. F. Davies VI of Hartford 1,l preached in tue Congregational church last sunday,
 ] Mias Alice Cole of !Allisten. Mass ;. was the. guest last week of Mrs. Beu- jalnin Phelps
 Mrs. Lima Booth returRed last Fri day after spending two weeks with relatives in Springfield.
 Miss Minnie Converse, who has bsen employed at the home of Mrs. Frederick Sanger, has resigned her position.
 , Mr. aud Mrs Dana Jaquith of ,rurnervills were rtc 'ntly guests of her sisters, Mrs. Frank Beloller and MrEE William Uhandlef: t'
 Mrs. Carrie Goodwill of Spring field is with Mrs Andrew Goodwill, who has been quite i'll with typhoid fever. but is rec1yoring a ! James P. Putnam aud Clifford Field of Winchester. N, H., were guests of MT. and Mrs J.. A.. Putnam last week and. attended the slccal fair. j The Ladies' Aid society of the Congre- Gational church will serve g bean supper in the vestry Thursday evening. Host esses, Mrs. Emory Phelps and Mrs, Clar- ence White x s
 7 Raymond G.rOrmsby of Concord. N. H, state hospital, is spending three weeks vacation with his father. George N. Ormsby, and visiting other rt tlativea ard friends. ' C6ngregational Church Notes It Is expected Miss Jones will bs here to lead She mid-week prayer meeting this. Avening ata e 30 Junior O. E. will meet Fridaysafternoon at 4 o'Clook Next Sunday n1orning and evening Reys Miss JOuss wfiF pfeachs ss ..s :. Mathiolsdist io.hurob Notea: M Friday ;ii enipg, at the prayer meeting the pastors subject will ba "The boiling pot Ezekiel 24:35. Sunday even- ing the Epworth League service at 2 o'clock. Topic, "The universal king dom and peace,'' Mic. 4:1.3. Rev. 11:15 Leader, Mrs H.G. Dunham. f.H.