The Press., 1910-07-27

from Maine. and hes taken . position l. in the ofloe of she Rhode Island com
 pany.
 A Polish child, about 6 years of , age, fell out of three-story window in Shahan's block laat Friday even- ing. Dr. Hanley was called. but . careful examination showed no inc jurisa.
 Stafford. Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 Miss Elsie Tracey of Manchester is whiting Mrs. v. T. Jones. Miss Isadore Dunham ia visiting friends at Harrison Landing.
 Miss Marion Black of Beverly. MAss., is the guest of Miss Margaret GIoveF.
 The Misses Julia and Loretta Si. mons were the guests of friends in Rockville last week l Roalnd Ids and Roy Thompson of 1 whitman spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson. I Miss Sadie Kennedy of Mystic ls the guest of her cousins. Misses Flor. enOe and Hester Walbridge.
 Mr. aud Mrs. John Bradley and daughter. Madaline, of Portland are visiting Mir. and Mrs. George Clark.
 Adnah French was called to Filling. ton to-day to attend the funeral of his father. who died in the Hartford hospital Monday.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap tist church will hold lawn party at the home of Mrs Ella Bass on Thurs day evening. Ioe cream will bs for sale.
 Miss Maud Booth Is visiting friends in Springfield. Rev P Booth and Mrs. Booth have returned from Ones. ter, Vt., where Mr. Booth has had a passionate for some time.
 MT and Mrs. George Kingsbury and Mir. and Mrs. John Rollinson returned yesterday from Quaker Hill. where they have spent three weeks Their stay was heightened by 8 week on ac- count of the strike.
 The ladies of the Universalist church will meet for work next We'd nesday afternoon, and serve the usual supper from 6 to 8. Hostesses, Ms E. H. PInney, Mrs. F. J Glover and Mrs. Win. Walbridge
 The members of Stafford grange and their invited friends will hold a picnic at Crystal Lake next Friday. The 'bns, which will bs reserved for Grangers. will leave StaffOrdville at 8 o'clock and connect with the 9.15 car. Entertainments will bs carried by all. staffordville.
 Miss Ella Prouty was recently the guest of Mrs. Mary Heck.
 Mrs. Susan Mahan was the guest of Mrs. Mahlon West over Sunday.
 Mrs. Sarah Sanger, who has been i'll, was recently taken to the home of her daughter, MFs Agnes Gauthisr. In East Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Bosworth and | little son. Herbert, are spending their vacation with friends in Holyoke aRd Springfield this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ormsby have returned from their wedding trip, and were serenaded by the local young people last Thursday night.
 Methodias Church Notes: The prayer meeting topic for Friday even- ing will be Evidences of Ohristian- Ity.'' The Epworth League topic for Sunday evening will be The life hereafter. Leader. Mrs. Grant Hammer.
 Miss Jones will conduct the services on Sunday at the Congregational church. She is entertaining Miss Burr of Beloit, Wis. Subject of next Wednesdays prayer meeting as 7.3O p. m. ia "How God develops char aoter." Job 2:1-lO; Dan. 6:1-23..
 MT. Casey. superintendent of the Garland mill, while out riding in an automobile with Miss Margaret Sharp last Saturday afternoon. met with an accident. Between the Hollow and Stafford Springs, while turning out for 8 team, the auto skidded and turned completely over The occu. pants were bruised somew hat, but not seriously hurt. Mr. Casey Ia able to be at his office. although he Is some what lame.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Wilbur is i'll.
 Miss Louise Kibbie of Springfield called on friends in town Sunday
 A number from Stafford enjoyed the lawn party in somers Thursday evening.
 Merrick Worthington has sold his farm on the hill to parties in Brook lyn. N. Y.
 Rev. John ". Ballantine Is spend. ing ths week visiting old parishioners In RidgefeId.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Ladd took a trip to Monson Sunday to see Mrs Ladd's parents.
 Owing to III health Joseph Wash. burn has sold his place. and will go to live at the soldiers home.
 The pIasterers are at work on o. P. Bradway's new house, and when finished 1t will bs one of the most de- slrable houses in town.
 Maurice Towne has returned to his home in Union. He has been III with inflammatoEy rheumatism at George Ellithorpe's, where he came to spend al weeks vacation.
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