The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1910-04-13

al Mss A18A AQ1kN4 D@A Au&4A1Ss
from Florlda. where she spent thl
winter.
VIM. r PEBBLE has q Ford run
about. ana Rand Bros have also paE.
chased . car.
John b Spenkooh has bought thl
property ct 496 North Main street
Springfield. as an investment.
Mrs.. Catherine Hioka zeturned las
evening from an extended stay q
Atlantic City and other places
Malone Moore and family have gone
10 BrimHeld 90 be with Mr. Moore'l
mother on her Tooth birthday.
Ulisse Baldi and Miss Maria Caro-.
carl wers united in marriage at st.
Edwardss church last Saturday. &
Several members of the knights Of
Oolumbus will go 60 Worcester SIM
day TO witness the work Of the third
degree.
The A. D Fl will have q private
social in Sc. Edwards hall on Thurs
day evening at 8 O'Clock. Music by
LynOh's orchestra. Refreshments
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8 A. Reynolds, life
long residents of Ashford have left
their old home TO make their resi-
denoe with their son, Irving Reynolds,
of the borough.
John sena is considering building
. brick front TO the block known as
the Taft block His plan is 80 have
bowling alleys ON the ground door
and q hall upstairs.
Adelbelt Needham has sold q fine
pair of dapple brown horses weighing
about 34OO pounds TO o. q. Ellis.
This is the best matched pair shown
here for some time.
The Country club will hold whist
party Friday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Allen.
Mrs. Charles Meyers, Jr.. Mrs T. F
Mullen and Mrs. r. ". Smith will
serve as hostesses. v-s-
Joseph Spencer has withdrawn his
appeal from che commissioners Of the
Amidon estate. which was to have
come up in the superior court this
week The claim was for 1851 So,
and a satisfactory settlement has been
arranged out Of court.
The Athletics were defeated satur.
day by West wilmington at the latter s
grounds by the score of to 4 in a
very close game, she West WillinRtons
winning ont in the ninth inning.
West wilmington will cross bats with
the Athletics at the fair grounds Sat.
urday, and q good game can be ex-
peoted.
The program of the entertainments
at the supper, under she auspices of
the mems club of Grace church to-
morrow evening, is Is as follows /:
Solos by Messsrs. Parkinson. Mason
and Miss Mason; duet by Messrs
Mason and Parkinson; violin solo.
Miss e. s. Brown. and cornet solo by
Harold B. Butterfeld. Supper will
be served at six. qsyf r
Mrs. VIM. e. Truesdell, A., of
Springfield, well known locally, died
at the hospital In that city yesterday
morning after an illness Of several
weeks following an operation. She
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Champlin Of Stafford Hollow
and spent her early years there. She
married Mr.. TruesdelI in 1892 and
they went to Burnside to live. Later
they removed to Springfield, where
they have resided for the past II
years. Mrs. Truesdell leaves. besides
her husband and her father. who has
made his home with her, one sister,
Mrs. George ". Stowe Of Scitico.
The funeral will be held at the house
tomorrow afternoon at 100, with
Rev. o ". Means officiating. Burial
will be in Oak grove cemetery.
Stafford.
Cottage prayer meeting at Mrs.
Ellen Webber's this evening.
Miss Mabel Booth is visiting her
father, Rev. P. Booth, in Chester,
vt.
Linooln Luce of Mantle was q
guest at the home Of VIM. Park last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood Ramsden Of
Central Village are the guests Of Mrs.
Sarah SQuires.
Miss May MacOallum Of Ludlow,
Vt 10 the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
q. r. Wightman.
Miss Louise Wobbecke has returned
from visit Of two weeks with friends
in Springfield and Monsoon.
Paul Possardt. who recently sold
his farm at Ellithorpe g, has moved
into one Of A. d. Gladys rents.
George Colburn and Miss Mabel
Fitch Of Som srsvilIe, Mass, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Col
burn recently.
Miss Margaret Glover and Miss
Mabel Park, ~ delegates from the
local z. p. o. o.. attended the state
convention Of the Y. P. o. q. held
in Danbury last week.
Mrs. I P. Booth was last week
called from Chester, w., by she i'll
ness Of her sister, Mrs Luther Oraw.
ford. Mrs. Booth is assisted in car.
ing for her by q trained nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Colburn have
moved from New London into the
house recently vacated BY Nelson
TarringtOn. The house has been
greatly improved by replacing the
small lighted windows with large
ones.
Austin Witt was kindly remembered
ON hiR birthday Last MonAmv No AN