The Press., 1910-06-08

her mother. Mrs HAFFison. at Nortt Adams.
 I The Modern Clothing company II enlArRinR show windows and making other improvements.
 The annual 0hildren's day COucsrt will be given In the Msthodist OhurOt on Sunday evening at 2.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. v sqaIsE of wind sor Locks are expected in town to-day at the MoK.auehHn home.
 OanditO Battista and Mica Laed1 Giuliani, both ot stRRnrd Springs were married by Rev. 0 A Grant yesterday.
 R. Gandreau. who has bsen em. ployed as shoe repalrer by R. A. Noshniok. has taken a position iG Willimantlo.
 Miss Frances Fl McOarthy attended the annual babquet. of the Mt St. Joseph Alumnas association in Hart. ford last week. ss--.
 The missionary society of the Con gregational church will meet with Mrs. James Mclaughlin at 3 o'clock this afternoon
 Miss Ethel I. BaFnss. ths singer al the Gem, is doing excellent work and her s6nss are vory pieAsing fsakuEbi EOf She programs offered.
 Adelbert Needham received another carload of horsas the first of the week This lot contains some good matched pairs and several with speed.
 The following new telephones have been placed: J. O.. Morteson, 33-4 O. T. McOue. 9-7; ". A. Greaves, sS-4; J. H. Meyers. Jr. Union. 29-I2
 Judge and Mrs J H. Reed will sail from New York for trip abroad June 21st. Rev. and Mrs H. A. Blake will sail from Boston the 2sth for European trip.
 Mrs. George Wood and son of Bos- ton are guests of Miss Ivy Eaton Mrs. Wood will be pleasantly remem bered as Miss Ethel Harmon, a former teacher in the local high school.
 Miss Dorothy Converse, accom panied by her aunt, Miss I. B. Rus. sell. started this morning for hel home in Salem. Ohio They expect to stop few days at Niagara Falls.
 The Central and Faulkner mills are now on the summer schedule of time, giving Q Saturday half holiday. The other mills had previously been on Q similar schedule The Rhode Island plant Is running but i've days per week, giving a fnn day Saturday al present
 Two candidates were initiated at the Eastern Star last evening, and there are seven on the waiting list The chapter was presented with an electric star which, when illuminated. shows the colors of the order. The star wss made by David Bissett. and A. Jacobsen stood the expense of wiring and installing the same.
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 Lindsay Beard and son, Percy, are now employed In Hartford.
 A daughter was born thIs morning to MT. and Mrs, O.. H. Lord.
 Miss Edna ThFall of Rockville is spendingA few days with Miss Mary Putney.
 Rev. A. A Ross' subject next sun- day morning will be "Oan . modern man pray?"
 Mrs. Lucy Horniss of NArragansett Pier, R l., was recently the guest of Mrs. James sibley.
 Miss Bertha Enaminger, who re. oently suffered . severe attack of ap. pendicitis, Is improving.
 Harry Prince of Paterson. N. J., is spending 8 fortnight with his grand. mother, Mrs. Mary Prince.
 Miss Lillian Thompson of Chaplin is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Thompson. Roy Thompson was also a guest over Sunday.
 A quartet. consisting of Mrs. H. R WIghtman. Miss Eunfce Park, E. A. LAsbury and Harold Butter6eld, sang at the Universalist church Sunday.
 One of the most pleasing programs of the season was presented Tuesday night at Stafford, grange by Miss Annie Brown, the Flora of the grange. The readings and music related to flowers. ...
 Et is expected that Rev. W. Fl. Dean, Q former pastor, will preach next Sunday morning at the Baptist church. The OhildEen's day concert has been postponed Gnd the date will be announced later.
 Mr. and Mrs John RollinSon spent Decoration day with relatives in Bel ohertown. Miss Ethel RolIinson, who has charge of the commercial course in Montpelier seminary, Mont. pelier. Vt, has recovered sufficiently from an illness of diphtheria to again take charge of her work.
 Advertised letters in Stafford post office: Miss Jennie sigls. Miss Julil limerick. Miss Dorothy Putnam, H Prize, Leonard Strickland, Lewis L. Smith, Miss N. Davis, G. A. Wilkin. son ?, Andrew Dairs, Harry A. Fin ley, John R. Walker. KoDja Sanio. vuak, sganawna Tana Ludwika Boy. don, TheOdOsslos Balakakis.
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 Mrs. Sarah Sanger is quite III.
 A lawn party will be held Friday evening by E. Patnode.
 Mrs. Lizzie Young and two sonl Viaited friends In Norwich over Sun