The Press., 1910-08-17
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Miss Esther Converse Is visiting In West Wilmington. @ r
 Mrs. Ohauncey Oroutt Is A guest of friends in Wales.
 Fox of Hartford Is spending Q vacation at the Springs House.
 MIss Rose B. Sabourin is visiting this week in Worcester and Webster.
 Mrs. E H Hopkins and son, John, are ak Pieasurs beach for two weeks.
 Mrs Charles L.. Dean of Maiden, Mass., has been a guest of her sister, Mrs. O. B. Newton.
 Misses Carolyn and Sophie Brown are at Brooklyn for a few days, after which they will go to Byheld. Mass.
 T. Fred Mullen jOlned his family Thursday In Bridgeton. Me. where they have taken 8 cottage this sum mer.
 Miss Eva Mercy. after a two.weeks' visit in Springfield. returned home Saturday. accompanied by Miss Alice Ray.
 Miss Anna F. Conway, ,htenographer at the Rhode Island plant. is taking a two-weeks' vacation at Hinsdale, N. H.
 Mrs. Charles Mccarthy and chill. dren of Winchester, Mass, are guests of Dr. Mccarthy s sister, Mrs George Flanagan.
 Ar. and Mrs. James Clark of Wor- cester and Miss Ellie Remmert of Warren, were guests of relatives in town this week
 Mas G. 8. Beckwith, Miss Mary Newton and niece, Miss Frances New ton. went Monday to Quonoohontaug. R. l., for ten days.
 O. Fl. Renhardt of Rockville is substituting in the local office of the electric company during the absence of MIss Helen Leach.
 Miss Caroline Hubbard of Middle town, a former teacher in the high school. has been spending a few days at the J. S. Smiledge home.
 Miss Frances NJ. Oorbin of PasOoag, R. returned homo Thursday. after visiting two weeks with MT. and Mrs. H E. Vogal on Grant avenue.
 Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Fisk and MT. and Mrs. Charles Meyers, IT,, are spending two weeks in Nova Scotia. making Halifax their head quarters.
 O. E. Monroe. the optician from Springfield, who recently bought out hIs partner. MT. soantlebury will be ak She Springs House Friday from 9 O. m. to 30.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Merrill are en- tertaining Mrs. Merrill's mother, Mrs. Snow, her sister and husband, Dr. and Mrs. Garding, and their daughter, Miss Anna. all of Providence.
 Misses Helen Butterfleld, Katherine Wsloh and Helen sidaway are spend ing a vacation at Canaan. Miss But- tsrfisld will be gone two weeks and she others will return the 22d.
 Ar. and Mrs. H. W. MoWry of Ster- ling were guests of Dr. and Mrs c. Peroival Bard over Sunday. Their children, Harold, and Helen, have beer making a more extended visit.
 Arthur Johnson Is taking Q two- weeks vacation, and Monday joined his family at Whiting. Vt Mrs Johnson and tive children have been st her old home there since July 1st.
 Dr. J. J. HAssstt and family of Lee, Mass, drove in Sunday, and the family will remain here for a few weeks. Dr. HAssett returned to Lee Monday. accompanied by Dr. J. P. Hanley.
 Harold Pierce is combining much pleasure with his summer's work at Shawnee, Penn. He Is secretary for She Worthington society for the study of bird life, and Is able to continue his study of biology there.
 Mra. Ellen Sullivan. 80, widow of Daniel Sullivan, died at her home on Gold street Friday night after an ill., ness of about six weeks of nephrItis MFs. Sullivan had lived here ovsr 90 years and leaves an adopted son. Peter Hampston. The funeral was held from St. Edwards Monday morn ing at o'clock, and the burial was in St. Edwards cemetery.
 A special meeting of the ecolesIasti- cal society of the Congregations church will be held in the chapel On Friday evening at o'clock, to act on the report of she committee ap. pointed to recommend a pastor for the church. A meeting of the members of the church will bs held for the aame purpose after she prayer meeting on Thursday evening. The following is she topio for the prayer meeting. Duty under difficulties. !" 2d Timothy a:1-13. Leader, J. O. Converse. The church will be closed for the next tWo Sundays.