The Press., 1910-01-26
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Ano mhuHB6m6Hb OA 4uo 0ou arc placing an attractive new electric
 sign.
 The new lunch cart has arrived for
 Wm. Benton and will be in operation } Friday evening.
 Miss Kittle McIntire and Miss Ella , Wheeler of New Britain were guests of Miss Rose Hanley over Sunday. Louis Helm is planning to purchase au automobile this spring. which he will let in connection with his livery stable.
 There will be dance at Borough hall Saturday evening, with music by Lynch's orchestra, and Prof. Jenk. ins prompter.
 Dr. James Stretch, who has been at his home in Meriden owing to i'll. ness for the past few weeks, is ex- peoted here to-day. . The social and dance, organized for the Foresters and their families at Society hall last Saturday evening, drew a good attendance and was thor oughly enjoyed.
 Miss Addie Harvey spent the last week with relatives in Norwich. Miss Christine Miller of Union has been working in the telephone office during Miss Harvey's absence.
 Wm. Ducharme lost a part of a finger at the Oantral mill last Wed. nesday by coming in contact with 8 circular saw in the machine shop. He was attended by Dr. O. B. New. ton.
 At the next meeting of the county commissioners, to be held at Holland Feb. 7th, the application of Romano serafin to have his license increased to the full privilege will be con- sidered.
 The body of Charles Prairie is to be brought here from Providence to day for burial in the Stafford Springs cemetery. Mr. Prairie married Miss Emma Ellithorpe of this town, who survives him.
 Several will go to Rockville to-mor- row evening to attend the Knights of Columbus ball. It was hoped to get enough for Q special car, but the present indications are that this will not be possible.
 Special efforts are being made to make the whist party, which the Ladies' Auxiliary of the A O. H. are planning for next Wednesday night, one of the brightest social events of the season.
 Steeple Tommy Fitzpatrick writes from Boston that Steeple Joe Barnum was killed at Attleboro the 18th, while working at his business Bar mum was here with Fitzpatrick last | fall and they painted the Hydeville, Warren mill and electric light station stacks.
 There were three cases of drunken. ness before the borough court this morning Judge Heald made it 18O days and costs for Dennis Murray, and 50 days and costs for Tref6ey Duoharme. Albert Dawson. a we'll dressed man. who announced his will lingness to go to work, had his case continued from day to day.
 An oyster. stew supper is to be given under the auspices of the Young Peoples Auxiliary of the M. E. church on Tuesday evening. The supper Is to be managed entirely by the young men, and the social follow ing the supper is to be under the di- rection of the young ladies. Supper served from 6 to 8. Price of supper, 25c.
 Stafford.
 Mrs. Lenora Puffer has returned to Boston.
 Mrs. E. Y. Fisk of Stafford Street is qaite i'll.
 Regular meeting of Stafford Grange next Tuesday evening
 Angus Park is confined to the house with an attack of tonsilitis.
 John Colburu Of En6eld called on old acquaintances this week.
 Mrs. Maranda Johnson is i'll Miss Ira M Lamb is staying with her.
 Miss Anna Findeisen of Concord, Mass. is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. John Brown. {
 Daniel MaoOallum of Ludlow, Vt., was the guest of his daughter, Mrs. , Fl. R. Wightman, last week.
 Miss Blanche shippey and Miss I Mildred MacCallum visited schools n Springfield last Wednesday. h Joseph St. Mary and son, Alfred, of l Springfield were the guests of Augusta I St. Mary for few days recently.
 Rev. Harry Adams Hersey has been ' 'leCted to the board of directors of g he New England Sabbath Protective I League, to represent the Universalist f 
 A meeting of the First Universalist 8 ociety is called this evening at 2. 30. 2 As business of importance is to come 'efore the meeting. it is hoped all | members will attend.
 Sophronia Hiscox Fisk died at her i lome in Woodstock Valley Monday t morning. Funeral was held at her 8 ate home to-day at 8 P. m. She caves besides her husband, James v Fisk. Q daughter, Mrs. Clara Cham. erlin, of Holden. Mass. Burial at tafford Street cemetery Thursday at D 2 o'clock. d Baptist Ohurch Notes: At the 2 nnual business meeting of the Ladies' id society the following officers 'ere elected for the ensuing year: resident, Mrs. Thomas Black; vice. T residents, Mrs. Asa Harris and Mrs.