The Press., 1910-08-31
Harry shurs of New London is the

singer at the Gem.
 Mrs. W. ". Burwell is i'll at her home on Grown street
 James squires of WillImAntic Is visiting friends in town.
 Dr. Hassett of Lee. Mass. was with his family here over Sunday.
 Mrs. Ernest Royce is spending . vacation in Providence. R.
 Mrs. Charles 8. Vinlng of Spring field is with her father. O. B. Gary.
 Mrs Elizabeth Sirstoh of Msriden Is visiting her son, Dr. James Stretch.
 There vera 65 tickets sold at the local station for the excurison to New port.
 Hanley 6 Burt, the new insurance firm. have rented an office in the War rem block
 w.. J McNamara of Webster. Mass |, has been the guest of Mr and Mrs Michael o'Halloran.
 Judge and Mrs. Joel H Reed are expected home from their European trip early next week
 The censor committee of tho annual fair includes O F. BsckWith, e. A. Oosgrove and H s. Abel.
 It Is expected that Rev Raymond Olapp will occupy the pulpit at the Congregational church next Sunday.
 Byron Tracy of Manchester is visit ing his Stafford relatives. the Wm. Woods and Edward and Wallace Jones families
 Miss M. Ella Brown has returned from New York, where she met one of her bridesmaids, Miss Katharine Leonard. from Charleston, s. O.
 Mir and Mrs Christopher Allen and Mir. and Mrs. o F Harwood returned the first of the week from an auto mobile trip through the southern part of the state.
 Mrs John Speed. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Butter field. was called to her home by the sudden death of her son, Clarence, IA years of age.
 Woodlawn is closed for the winter, the MoOue family having returned to their home in Hartford. Mrs. Wiley and daughter. Marjorie, have gone to Brookline. Mass, their home.
 Louis Helm has finished off the small building next to his stable as an office. He has furnished 1t nicely and 1t makes an attractive place for those who are waiting for trains or teams.
 Ernest Tufts and Peter Bard of Pal mer. who are to open the new bowl ing alleys in the sepa block. were in tow D yesterday. They do not expect to be ready for business until after the fair.
 Gary Bros are contemplating tn @ erection of brick office bloek on the site of their present office building The site is centrally located, and no surprise will be manifested if a sub- stantial and ornamental block is erected.
 At the last meeting of the school board a petition was presented, asking 1 for an additional teacher at Stafford vllle and for substaRtIal repairs on the school building. An investigation Is being made as to the conditions, and | what is necessary will bs done.
 Rev. Henry A. and Mrs. Blake re- turned Monday from their summer's European tEip and are spending few ! days in town. They visited Italy, France, Germany, Switzerland. Hol- land and England. While DO definite plans have been made, Mr. Blake has engagements to preach during the fall.
 Stafford.
 Miss Aliue Mitchell of Ludlow is the Rnest of Mrs Eli Patnode.
 Miss Florence Chapman of Orange, N. !. is the guest of Mrs. M. B. Hatch
 Charles T. Grandegrard of New York is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Glover.
 Mrs. 8. E. Lee and daughter of Methusn, Mass, are visiting Mir. and Mrs John Andrews.
 Miss Eva Kennedy of Mystic is the guest of her cousins, Misses Florence and Esther WalbrIdge.
 Mrs Alexander Allen and son of South. Bellerioa. Mass. are the guests of Mrs. Charles Phillips.
 Miss Tessie Doherty, who was oper- ated on at the Hartford hospital last week for appendicitis, is improving.
 Mr. and Mrs James sibIey are spending few days with MT. and Mrs. Albert Scripture of Willimantic.
 O. P. Reed has returned to his home in Rutland, Vt after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Reed
 Mrs. John Burg and daughter, Annie, also Miss Katie Leinmiller of Philadelphia, Pa.. are she guests of Mir. and Mrs Herman Ladish.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. The worthy deputy will be present and 1t is hoped l there will be 8 full attendancs.
 The ladies of the Universaliat l church win meet for work next We'd nesday afternoon and serve supper | from 6 to 8. Hostesses. Mrs. Wm. Durham, Mrs. Russell Oolburn, Mrs. Charles Dimock.
 Baptist Ohurohs Notes: The l.. A. society meets for work Thursday after noon and will serve supper at 6 ' o'clock. Hostessea, Mrs. Emily Good ell, Miss Eugenia Thresher. Covenant u,aok1rr, Gakupdav n uo Navk 1un