The Press., 1910-04-20

The regular meeting of the Red Men will be held tomorrow evening.
 Wm. Gary. the youngest son of MT. and Mrs. Dana Gary. is on the sich list.
 Attorney V. H Rsed has erected . small barn at his place on Grant avenue.
 Mias Elora Mix is insisting In the ofioe at the state agriCultOral college at Storrs.
 At the meeting of the K. of o. Sunday. the 3d degree will be worked on a class of ten or more.
 The high school team will Cross bats Saturday with the second team of Storrs college on the local field.
 Stafford.
 CARD.-We wish to express our sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends for their many acts of kindness during our recent bereavement.
 MS EUGENE o'NE1L AND FAMILY.
 Paul Murray was taken to Che re- form school at MerIden last Monday.
 Regular communication of Wolcott lodge, F. 6 A. M on Thursday even- ing.
 MT. and Mrs. Reuben Burley of Holyoke are the guests of Mrs. K. H. Pinney.
 Miss Ellen Kelly of West somer- ville. Mass. is the guest of Mrs Wm. WaIbridge.
 Herbert Phillips is attending gradu Ation at Mt Hermon. the gueat of Roy Sanford.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. B Hough and Rev. A. Arnold Ross are now settled In the Universahst parsonage.
 Rev. A. Arnold Ross will preach Sunday at 10 45 a. m. on "What be- oomes of the sinner after death '
 MT. and Mrs. ". H. Jenkins of Springfield were the guests of Mir. and Mrs Henry Pero over Patriots day.
 A. D. Oady will sell his household goods and farming tools at his late residence on Saturday, the 8Oth, at 10 8 ID.
 Jacob Glover. of the firm of J Glover 6 Son, has retired. The business will be conducted hereafter by his son. E. J. Glover.
 
 Mr. and Mrs N. J. Payrow of Mass. have been the guests of their daughter, Mrs. John W. Rollinson. the past week
 Wm. Russell, who recently bought the place owned by Linus Putney, has moved there from the Street. MT and Mrs. Joseph Burley are living with him.
 Mrs. Joshua Larned and children have returned to their home on Staf. ford Street, after spending ten weeks with relatives in Cleveland, O., their former home.
 Mrs. Clara E Beard and Miss Mary E. Lord, who have successfully con 1ucted a studsnts' club ct Lewiston, Me-, during the past yeae, have rented Bonnie View Farm in Acworth, N. H., and will open the house for hummer boarders the coming season.
 Eugene O'Neil. who died the 9th, eft besides his widow three daugh. ers and three sons, as follows: Mrs. Wm. Gardner of Worcester, Mrs. James B. Kelly of Providence, Mrs. Mary Ely of Springfield, Eugene of New York, Henry of Dumont, N. J., John of Palmer and Charles of this town.
 Baptist Church Notes: Beginning tonight the mid-week service win be held in the chapel. The L. A society will meet for work Thursday afternoon and will serve supper at 6 o'clock. HostesHes, Mrs. Thomas Black and Mrs. Harvey George Next Sunday being tuberculosis Sunday, the evening service will be devoted to the consideration of that subject.
 The "Twirlers'' of this place and the nine from the grammar school at she Springs crossed bats on Cady base. ball ground last Saturday. and the Springs nine were defeated by IA to B The special features of the game were the two-bagger by Norman Phillips and the pitching by Rena St. Marie. also the catching by Jo- seph Letury. Harold Mountain acted as umpire.
 One of the best meetings recently held by the Y. P. O. U was that of last Sunday evening, when Miss Annie Brown acted as leader, assisted by Miss Mabel Park. A solo by Miss Ruth Pinney was much enjoyed by All. Subject for next Sunday even- Ing is Salvation for the world. p at 6.15, with special music by the Misses Ephenia and Janet Dob. Ion and Julia Loughheed.
 Mrs. Jane Crawford died on Mon. lay, aged 72 years. For many years lhs had been a great sufferer from yet uncompIainingly she attended to her household duties, and herself in all that pertained Eo the welfare of the community in which she lived. She was Q charter of Stafford grange. and 90 ong as her health permitted was m Active and efficient member of 1t. She was the daughter of the late [aurens Crawford and was born In stafford May 10. 1887, in which place she spent the greater part of her life, beloved and respected by all who knew her. On Got. 20. 1861, Ihe was married to Luther Crawford, who still survives her. She is also Iurvived by one brother, two sisters md . step-siater. Funeral services vil1 ha haId ak har laka hn1na m