The Press., 1910-05-11
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Mrs. J. Allan Mix is recovering ! from a bad attack of the grip.
 There will be Q meeting of the ". R 0. next Wednesday evening.
 Ellis 6 Eaton and Wm. Preble are planting pine trees extensively.
 Twin daughters were born to Mir. and Mrs. Markoff last Thursday.
 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Ohism at the Street this morning.
 The regular meeting of the K. of O. will be held next Tuesday evening.
 Andrew Amidon has sold his house on Furnace avenue to Chries Natus- chka.
 There will be a special meeting of the Knights of Pythias on Friday evening.
 Dr. Evelyn Dickinson of Phila. delphiA Is a guest of Dr. and Mrs. O. Peroival Bard.
 O T McOue and family of Hart. ford will again occupy Woodlawn dur ing the summer.
 The local shippers of milk are talk ing no part in the milk war, but are shipping as usual.
 Mir. and Mrs. Haskell Aronson are receiving congratulations on the birth of son last Saturday.
 The local ministerial association will meet with Dr. and Mrs. Grant next Monday afternoon.
 A musical service will occupy the hour of service at the Congregational church next Sunday evening.
 ". O. Damon and family. who have occupied the Rawitser house, have gone to Maine for the summer.
 H. s. Abel. Anders Jacobs and David Bissett attended the meeting Cf the grand council of Masons at Hart. ford yesterday.
 The Stafford high school baseball team was defeated by storrs college second team on their grounds last Saturday by a score of 19-7.
 The installation of the newly elected officers of Harmony Temple of Honor will take place at the meeting this evening. A lunch will be served.
 Richard Fisk. Fred Wildey and Wm. Park went to Willimantio Mon- day evening to take the Knight Templar degree in Masonry. They were accompanied by a half dozen other Masons.
 The professional one handed pool player, known as Shakespeare, played match game at Roberts, room lase Thursday evening before a sizable audience with Hans Hansen. The score was: Hansen, 1O4; Shakes. peare, 100
 Joseph Guilman and Mrs. Amelia Rabideau were united in mAtrimony last Thursday morning at St. Ed wards church by Rev. George J. Donahue. The attendants were Joseph A. Guilman, son of the groom, and Mrs. Guilman.
 The local Grand Army post has se cured Rev. Robert Williams of Staf- fordvilIe to deliver the Memorial day address The post has been invited | to attend & service at the Methodist church the Sunday preceding Memo. rial day. The Stafford band will furnish music.
 Rev Dr. Edwin Whitney Bishop | of Grand Rapids, Mioh., 8 former pastor, will occupy the Oongrega. tional pulpit during the month of July. The family will occupy their cottage at Duxbury Beach, South Duxbury, Mass where MT. Bishop will join them during each week
 Robbins 6 Patterson. who conducted an Toe business at Orouttville, have just secured 8 judgment against the O. v. railroad In the United States cir cult court for about $32.OOO The ice houses were burned and the con- tents lost in a fire several years ago. Is is alleged that the fire was caused by a spark from an engine.
 The annual May dinner was held at the Methodist church last Wednes. day evening. The attendance was large and the dinner was of the usual high order of excellence. There were many of the former parishioners present, and this Is one of the pleas. antest features of these annual events. The Smithsonian quartet rendered an enjoyable program at the entertain ment which followed the supper. Among the visitors were Miss Carrie Oomins and Mir. and Mrs. Enos Pen- ney of Springfield, Mrs. Amos Nichols, Mias Ivy Eaton of Mount Holyoke college, Mrs. Blanche Oleaveland | Keith of Manchester, Rev. and Mrs. Thomas lyric. Miss Martha lyric. Mrs. George Gordon, Mrs. Andrew Gordon and daughter of Hazardville
 Andrew J. Newoomb has brought suit against the Rockville Gas & | Electric company for $l5, 900 dam. ages for injuries received at the plant of the company In Stafford, by which | he lost his left arm on May 2S, last | year. He was at work at the plant on a steam pipe when the fastening | gave way. throwing him from his position against a lighting conductor or arrestor, which was charged with an electric current of high power. He asserts that the fastening was negligently maintained. He was shocked and burned so badly as to | necessitate the Amputation of his left arm and also lost the use of his right | hand. The suit has been brought | through his attorney. Augustine Lon. ergan Of Hartford, and is returnabIe | to the June session of the superior | court. MT. Newoomb was taken to the hospital In Hartford at the time