The Press., 1910-10-19
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

John Sena.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Valentine have from . trip to Chicago.
 Arthur Guilman has returned home after spending a few days in New York city.
 Mrs. Samuel Prouty and Mrs Harry Albro of Palmer ware guests of Miss Elizabeth Barrett.
 Mrs. w. O. Damon and daughters, Catherine and Edith, of Concord, Mass. were in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Charles Anderson of West suffiAld spent few days last week with Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hayes
 Mr, and Mrs. John Martin of West Hohnken. N. J.. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs John Peirolo of Cooper Lane.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds of Springfield have been spending . few days with his brother, Irving Rey- holds.
 Children's Magazine, for the year ending with the August number. has been presented to the obiIdren's table at the library by William ". Ellis.
 The arst sooiable of the season will bs held at the Congregational chapel next Tuesday evening. Supper at 6 I5. HOsetsses. Mrs. O. E Butter field and Mrs. J. ". Rollinson.
 A regular meeting of the Rcd Msp will bs held on Thursday evening in Society hall Past Great sachsm Pond ef Hartford is expected Co beI present to address the local tribe.
 Miss Catherine COrcorAn of PFovi- denoe, R. [. was the suest of her nncle, Michael P. OoEcoran. over tha fair. MiS CsrcOFan was born here. but this Is her first visit In 25 years
 Grace Church Notes: There will be a meeting of the woman's Guild with Mrs. N. B. Fisk on Thursday afternoon at three. Come prepared to sew for the fair. Meeting of the msn's club ct the GuiIa room of the church Thursday evening at eight
 Gary Bros. will hold one of their popular auctions Saturday at 10 .. m. Included in the sale will be driving and work horses, two yoke steers, heifsr, hens, ducks. turkeys, geese. wagons of all descriptions, and many other things too numerous to mention.
 Mrs. Hannah Cahill, 67, formerly of this place, died Tuesday. Got 4th, at the home of her daughter on St Bsrnard's Terracs. Rockville, after a lingering illness. The funeral was hsld from St Bernard's church. De- ceased leaves two daughters, Mrs. Helsn MiIsy and Mrs. Cornelius Murphy. of Rockville.
 Frank A. Keefe. the prominent real estate and lumber operator, will leave the middle of next month for old Fort, near Asheville. N. O. Mr. Keefs and his brother have Q big lumber tract at this point, and he will give the business of cutting it off his personal supervision. His family will remain in Stafford Springs.
 The ball and dances given by she Red Men last week drew good crowds. and the order will clear a substantial nmonnt. For the ball Wedp esday night 122 tickets were sold ana there wore 75 couples In the grand march. Two little Red Mem gave ont the dance orders- The music by Lynch's orchestra proved very sAtisfsotory.
 ME@ M. E. Remington, who has bssn remarkably successful as leader of church settlements in New Haven, and for she pat 16 years in Buffalo, will speak of her work Sunday even. ing at z o'clock at Ahe Congregational church. The service will be a union 1 meeting with the Methodist church. | At Che morning service the pastor will l preAoRl on Forward Movements In our branch oe She ohuroh.
 The QuAboag golf team of Manson dsReAssd she Stafford Country club on the local links last Saturday afternoon n Co T. The game was nearly all played in the rain. Altar the game | tine ladies' committee served a lunch to she players. The soore :-