The Press., 1910-12-14

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 Mrs Michael J Burke has returned
 from a three-months' visit in Ireland.
 Ionic lodge will holi dance at the
 lodge rooms the evening of Dec 26th.
 Mrs. Nancy M. Irons had Q postal card shower yestsrday-her Fist birth day.
 The men of the German club will
 hold a dance at their hall on West ord avenue Saturday evening. the 24th.
 Lypc 's orchestra will furnish music and Prof Jenkins will prompt Tick cts will be 50 cents.
 Stafford.
 Mrs Jarvis Hyde is quite i'll with pneumonia.
 Wolcott lodge will hold their an- nual meeting Thursday evening, Dec. 15
 Stafford grange is completing ar- rangements for New Years dance, to be held in Memorial hall Dec 31.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Satterlee of Needham Heights. Mass and Mrs. Ann Kinney of Newton Highlands. Mass were guests of Mrs I P Booth the first of the week
 Baptist Church Notes: There was stereoptioon lecture on the Philip. pines last night The A. society meets for work Thursday afternoon and will serve supper at 6 o'clock Hostesses, Mrs Carlos Green and Mrs Henry Pero.
 The tickets for the P O. U entertainment and Ohristmas sal4 to be held in Memorial hall Friday evening will go on sale at H. F Oady E store Thursday morning The food sale will bs held in the after noon at 3 o'clock
 Mrs. Ruby E. Graves was granted divorce from her husband, Mark Graves, in the superior court Friday afternoon She was also given the custody of her child, Ronald, thre years old, and a decree was passed changing her name to Ruby Randall.
 Regular meeting of Staff 1rd grange next Tuesday evening Work in the first and second degrees The annual meeting for election of officers for en. suing year was held last Tuesday evening, with the following result Master, J W. Rollinson; overseer, F. A. Lasbury; steward, P. Brown; chaplain Mrs Eliza Holbrot k; leo. turer, R. Alburton; treasurer, Mrs. Fl. F. Oady; secretary, Mabel E. Edson L A., Mrs. J P. Brown; Ceres, Ruth Durham; Flora, Annie Brown; Pc, mona, Isadore Dunham; gats keeper, Luther Crawford; organist, Mrs. H F. Oady.
 The remains of Mrs. Eliza OraW. ford, wife of the late Laurens Oraw- ford of StaffordvIlle, were brought here for interment in the Hillside cemetery Monday. Since the death of her husband several years ago she has made her home in Needham Heights, Mass, with her daughter, Mrs. Jo- seph Satterlee. Mrs Crawford was the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Linus Wales of Union. She was twice mar ried, first to James Hamilton, who died @ few years after the marriage, leaving his widow and one daughter, Ann, who became the wife of the late Miner Kinney of Stafford. For her :. Iecond husband Mrs. Hamilton mar lied Laurens Crawford of Stafford Ville, then a WidoWsr with several children, for whom she eyer cared md loved as the best of mothers Mrs. 5atterlee, with whom she spent her :, ast years, was daughter by her last marriage. She is also survived by Mrs. Kinney, the daughter by her irst marriage, and two of her step 7 'hildren, Mrs I P Booth of Stafford :. md J. M. Crawford of Noroton. The ate Mrs. Luther Crawford was also ! step daughter. During the last : 'ears of her life Mrs. Crawford has !. 'een a great but patient sufferer, but lnder the tender care of her daugh- CTS she really seemed to enjoy much f life and lived to the great age of F 70 years. S
 Staffordville. 2 Mrs Daniel Maynard is visiting elatives in Northampton, Mass.
 Mrs. Joseph Morranger has been . uite i'll for the past few weeks e John Lilley Is spending a few days . RaM 'ith relatives in Worcester, Mass h Mrs. Clara Cavanaugh is very i'll at 6, he home of her son, Allen Cavanaugh, n 9 Palmer, Mass. h There will be a Christmas tree and h D entertainment held In the Metho- al ist church Dec. 24th. is The annual fair and entertainment II the Ladies' Aid society of the Con- sc regational church will be held this pl eek Wedn esday and Thursday even. al lgs.
 The real estate, consisting of the u lree. tenement house and the house. te old goods belonging to the estate of " le late Robert Giltrop, will be sold " auction on Saturday at l p. ID. m The church fair held in the W. te 'stry last Thursday evening was eV rgely attended and was a success. to he booths ware prettily decorated Y Id the entertainment was a pleasing sh le. an Miss Mary Green and Charles King VI on were united in marriage last Oo 'turday at the Baptist parsonage by yo sv. A. B. Todd. Mir. and Mrs. oA lngston are keeping house in George oore's tenement and are employed the Garland mill. They have the ho st wishes of their friends.
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