The Press., 1910-04-20
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Shrimp, Sc Rogers Fish Market.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
The Loyal Helpers will meet with
Miss Mary Wildey next Tuesday even.
ing at 7.15.
Mias Evelyn Tetrault Of Putnam
was the guest OF Miss Esther Young
over Sunday.
The local Ministerial Union holds
iis next meetlng on Monday with Roy.
and MEs. B. n. d. Adams
| Haskell AroDson was in Springfield
the first of.the week to select his fall
line Of Michael, Stern 8 Cos cloth.
ing.
Mrs. Charles R Newton Of New
York has been the guest for . few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher
Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ramsey Of
Berlin Falls. N. H.. have been spend
ing . few days with relatives and
friends In town.
Winter Post, @. A. r., has accepted
an invitation 60 attend public wor-
ship with the Methodist Episcopal
church ON Memorial Sunday,
The annual salad supper will be
served by the young ladies of the
Congregational church next Wednes.
day evening. Supper and entertain
ment, 95o.
The Congregational and Methodist
churches hold their union meeting at
the Methodist ohuroh on Sunday at Z
p. m. Rev. 81 A. Blake, pastor of
the Congregational church, breaches
the sermon.
Fred Livingstone Of WiIlimanbio
has taken . position with J, NJ.
Leach. Mr.. LeaOh's out-of. town tail.
0ring business is large and constantly
growing, and he has purchased q
Buick automobile to more convenient
~ handle this branch Of the trade.
Miss Margaret Jackson. president of
the Girls Friendly society in Oonnec-
ticut, will meet the local branch
Thursday evening of next week The
meeting will be at 7.3O in the guild
room Of Grace church. and an invi-
tstiOn 10 extended 10 ell women and
girls Of the parish.
Grace Church Notes: The mems
club supper last week was . very en-.
joyable and socially sucCessful affair.
A good number Of people were
present and the supper set before them
was both abundant and Of extra dne
quality. The musical selections were
heartily appreciated.
J. Hawley Larned has resigned
from the Harvard graduate school Of
arts and sciences. in order to accept
= position as travelling companion and
tutor In Latin. He wi1hsaail for
Naples the 10th, visit Italy,
switzerlAnd, Germany and France,
returning about August LIST.
Mrs. Susan Mahan has bought suit
against her husband, John Mahan,
for $4,000 and has attached property
In Monson for that amount. She
transferred real estate in Monson to
the defendant last fall and alleges
that he agreed to give her q life in
tereat In his property in Stafford
Springs, which she says he has not
done. The case is returnable TO the
superior court the Arst Tuesday in
May.
x. o. z. A. Notes: Several of the
knights Of the castle went to Hartford
last evening with Mr. Adama to con-
fer the degree Of knight on I've MEM
bera Of Castle TintagiI. The degree
work was preceded by q supper given
the visitors, and followed by even
song at Christ church and q social,
with music and refreshments Regu-
lar meeting for the local castle at the
guild room Of Grace church to-mor-
row evening at half past seven.
Mrs. Sarah Carpenter. aged "a,
widow Of the late Seymour Carpenter,
died suddenly at She home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Oovell, 25
Wayne street, Providence, &. I, on
Tuesday, the 5th inst the funeral
being held on Thursday and burial in
Providence. For about twenty years
she resided with her husband in this
place and was . member Of the NJ. e
church. Her Christian character and
her kindly nature won for her many
friends. Besides her daughter she
leaves two -daughters, Mrs. L. n.
Jones Of Rockville and Mrs. g. s.
DfmOCk Of Crystal Lake.
VIM. e. Irons. 81, . former resi-
dent, was buried at Wilmington Hill
last Sunday. Mr. Irons was q resi-.
dent Of Waterbury ut the time of his
death, which Was caused by . pc
Culiar accident. On DeCember 23d
he was standing with one foot ON the
back Of . chair and the other on the
stove fixing . stovepipe. The top
Of the stove broke, and his foot and
leg want In as Ear a. the knee joins.
His hands were also badly burned in
getting himself out and his injuries
were very aerious, resulting in his
death after about 16 weeks. The
funeral was held Sunday from the
home Of A. +. Spellman at OrCutt.
Vile, DR.. G.. a. Grant Of the Metho-
dist church ofaciating.