The Press., 1910-02-02

menes is quite i'll Ak her home oE
 Highland Terrace.
 . Anthony Adams ia the suoceasfu ! bidder for the heating and plumbing
 for the four new cottages Co be erected at the Connecticut Agricultural col , lege at storrs.
 William Ducharme, who was badly injured on . saw. is doing we'll under she care of Dr. O B. Newton. The tendons and arteries of the hand were severed and one finger cut of at Che palm.
 The plays, 'The Chinese Dummy' and 'He and She." will be given to. night at the c F. s. entertainment at Grace church at 8 o'clock. Ad. mission, 15o. Candy and salted nuts will be on sale.
 Twenty two friends of Gilbert Wag. ner gave him a surprise party last night. it being the eighteenth ami. versary of his birth. A pair of gold cuff links. presented by Gerald Neal in behalf of the guests, was a fitting souvenir of the pleasant occasion.
 A B. N. Fl. club was formed among the boys of the Congregational church last evening. President, Kingsley Converse; vice-president, Howard Tuthill; secretary. David Shepard i; treasurer, David Mitchell. Meetings will be held every other Friday even- ing, beginning next week.
 Health Officer Parkhurst has uuar- antined Eustfch Bouseau on Furnace avenue for a mild case of diphtheria. Elinor, daughter of Samuel Rogers, is quarantined at her home on Edge wood for a mild case of scarlet fever. Mr. Rogers Is boarding at the staf ford House during the quarantine.
 MT .Shoanfeld and his two sons have withdrawn from the Rhode Is. land Worsted Go. It is stated that the local management will continue as at present, except that the styling will be directed by the same commission house, Henry ". T. Malli 6 Go. of New York. that the company has been connected with.
 Stafford.
 Mrs. J N. Dilworth of Worcester is the guest of Mrs. James Johnson.
 Miss Ruth Dunham has returned to her home after an extended visit with | friends in Springfield.
 Daniel MacOallum, formerly of the Phoenix mill, has taken the position of Superintendent of the mill at TaI- eottville.
 D. Arnold Ross of West Newbury, Mass, will again occupy the Univer- salist pulpit next Sunday. A meeting of the society will be held next week Wednesday evening at 7.3O in the ladies' hall.
 Earl Williams of SturbridRe, Mass. a former resident of this place, is critically i'll at his homo of salt Much sympathy is felt for the younR man and his parents. Mr and Mrs. Stsdman Williams. '
 Universalist Church Notes: The r. P. O. U. will meet at 6 o'clock Sunday evening. Topic, "Post office mission Sundsy.'' Leader, Isadore ] Ounham. The state president, Allan ! Smith, is to be present. The an. lual business meeting for the election f cficers will be held tonight in the ' 'estry after the supper.
 
 Staffordville Mrs. William Chandler has been i'll !. with the grip several days. The StafHordville orchestra was en- at the home of MrS. James { Putnam last Thursday evening. Mrs. F. s. BoWden of Hartford, t ormerly of this place. on account of C Il health, was unable to attend her ( nother's funeral. ...-...-.....'. q Mrs. J. G. BucklAnd and grandson. Frank J. Curran, of surquehanna, t 9enn., were guests of Mrs. J. o t Booth the first of the week. i Methodist Church Notes: The I rAyer meeting topic for Friday even. a ng will be "Oomplainers and com. o laints. '" and for Sunday evening the d astor will lead the E. L. service a 'opic, "How to watch. '' t Congregational Church Notes: Pray. V meeting sui ject to.night, "Ohurch " nd Sunday school '' The Junior . indeavor society will meet with ' laud Brown Friday afternoon at 4 ' clock. Leader. Myrtle Phelps. q q he Bible class subjeot Tuesday even- : 1g, books of the Pentateuch. U Mrs. Jennie Marcy, Mrs. e. E, lobster, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Booth of v Frank s. Bowden, OIar. oI nee Booth and Irving Bowden of tt Mir and Mrs. Melvin Booth rc Brimfeld, MT. and Mrs. Stephen tu ift of Westford, Mrs. J. G Buck. ia md and F. J. Ourran of susoue. anna, Pa, were the out. .of. town rela. yes that attended the funeral of Mrs. M !. E. King last Sunday. The LadieB' Aid society will hold a B lie of aprons. home. made candy and 6 cream in the M. E. vestry Thurs. sh y evening and also present the farce rc titled "No Men Wanted, '' with the flowing cast of characters: Eliza. pr th RaWley, Mira Thompson; Isa- Sc He Granger, Lizzie Brandon; Pes. 'lla Abercronbie, their maid, Nellie DC ngdale; girl bachelors. Admission wi aults, loo; children. 5c.
 Mrs. Alvin Ferry. aged 92, died on ss Thursday morning at the home te, her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Adams. he Windsor Locks. Mrs. Ferry was 'rn in Stafford March Il, 1917, R Id was baptized and joined the Ban. H,