The Press., 1910-05-18
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 Mrs. A. O.: Garvais is visiting friends in Springfield
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Valentine wert ln Boston over Sunday.
 Mrs. A. L.. Howard is recovering from an attack of the grip.
 Mrs Jasper spelIman, who has beer quite i'll, Is now more comfortable.
 Mrs E M White ofs MonRou has been the guest of her sister, Mra T. P. Needham.
 No. PTS won the &5 gold piece offered by the manager of Sc. Ed. wards school team.
 Landlord Bowler of Crystal Lake ia making preparations for the opening of his resort for che summer.
 E. RumAllow of simcoe, Ontario. has taken the position of boss weaver at the Warren WOolen company.
 Superintendent John Hancock of the eleortic light company. who has been seriously i'll. Is improving.
 Action for divorce has been entered by John E Smith of Monsou, . former resident. against Margaret Smith of New London.
 Benjamin R. Arnold has sold the house on the corner of East Main and East streets, known as the Mark Smith place. to Louis SeneOhArls. ..c The case of J. Carl Converse against the Eastern Connecticut Realty Go. has been settled out of court by the payment of the claim and costs.
 The material has arrived for the annual sop dressing of tha macadam and gravel highwRSs. sdnd is being carted to the various places where 1t will be used.
 At the last meeting of the Current Events club Miss Mena Adams gave an interesting talk on her recent trip to Florida. The club have chosen Norway and Sweden for next years study.
 V. K. Eldridge was seriously burned in the face Hast evening by the explosion of a gasoline torch. While the burns are painful. his injury is not serious and he Is about his work As usual to-day.
 Manager Shattuck is getting his team In shape and thinks he has some good material. He does not know yet whether he will play . league game Saturday. In fact there is some trouble in finding the sixth team for She league, and Stafford may play independent ball.
 There will be an entertainment in St. Edwards hall next Wednesday evening. The attraction will be The MarshAlls, '' who made such a favorable impression on their last visit. Thers, are three of the Mar shalls Misses Cora. Ethelyn and Edith -And the program includes musical and character selections.
 
 Miss Mabel Agnes Foster. daughter of MT. and Mrs. John A. Foster, was united in marriage Tuesday afternoon to Daniel O. Rogers by Rev. Wm. E. Taylor of Manchester The bride is a native of Stafford and for the past seven years has been employed in the dry goods store. She has many local friends who wish her much happiness. Mr. Rogers is a motormAn on the Stafford and Hart. ford line. The newly married couple will make their home in Rockville.
 Two prominent employees of one of the leading industriss had a two-round go this week, with bonors about even Both needed the setvloes of a physi. elan after the ence9nter. and, as 1t happened. each wendsd his way to She same office. While the doctor wss Asoertaining whether the nose of one was really broken. the other waited to have the SmalL chAsm closed up where he wAs his with the weight. Peace has since besn declared and the olive branch now waves. The close proximity of the comet, with It's fiery appendage, may have been one of the causes of the heated engagement,
 An agent of the American Auto. maitc Traction company was In town lest week trying to awaken local in. terest in 8 line for freight and pas. ssnger service between this town and stAffordville. The proposed road would be elevated, with electric power. It can be- built for $5OOO per mile, and on tbis basis of capital izAtIon 1t is believed the road could be made to pay. The proposition Is meeting with some local encourage. ment owing to the inaCtion of the present holders of the charter between the points named, which will expire November, 1st. unless the road Is m. der construction at that time. The Girls' club of the Congrega tional church will have an entertain ment and sale atelthe church next Wednesday evening. Home-mAds food, salted peanuts, foe cream and fancy articles will be on sale. The play, "sylviA's Aunts,,' is cast As fol. lows: Aunt Martha, Ella schmieske Aunt Madeline. Luoy Alden; Frances. a sophomore at Holden college, Louise BeCkwith; Lois and Nan. mischievous sophomores, Margie Morse and Bea. triCe CongdOn; Edish. a junior, Flor enOe Wagner; Eleanor, senior, Mary Wildey Ruths Mary SidaWay collage girls. Evl sphoaSld and Rellie Yare. "Goihg to She 'Dentist'S'7 will be given by Gilbert Wagner. George Crawford and ElfoFd Rogers. Vocal and instrumental music will add to the program. Admission, 1 5 centa.
 Stafford