The Press., 1910-04-06

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Miss Blanche Depeau ii iii with ap
pendicitis.
Miss Helen Wightman Is spending
the Easter vacation with friends In
Hebron.
Henry BarCeleau. employed by Il.
a. jenkins for the past few years. has
resigned. Joseph Depeau has taken
position as farmer with Mr.. Jen.
kins.
Miss Mildred MacOallum IL spend
ing the Easter recess with her mother
in Ludlow, vt. Mrs. MacOallum
will move to TaIoottville, where Mr..
MacOallum is employed.
Miss Ethel Robinson has returned
to Montpelier. VT, after spending the
Easter recess with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Robinson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robinson and Miss Ethel were
guests of relatives at Easthampton,
Mass, over Sunday.
Eugene O'Niel. 76, died at the
Springfield hospital this morning,
where he had been for treatment for
the past two weeks He leaves a
widow and several children The
funeral arrangements have not yet
been announced.
Advertised letters in Stafford post
office: Miss Jean Lawrence, Mi 81
Maude CLARK, Miss Tipsoomb (oare
Mrs. Wilson,, B. Dreaper, W. j,
sansonoey, Griuseppe Lionette, Paul
Bova. John Colby, NJ Magre Laury,
Miss Lillian Sammis, Adam Tomczyk,
Antonio Andrencci.
Baptist Church Notes: Meeting
tonight at Mrs. Thomas Blacks. The
Ladies' Aid society will meet for
work Thursday afternoon, and the
mem bers of Mrs Thresher's and Mrs.
TOdd's Bible school classes will serve
salad supper at 6 O'Clock. Price,
IS cents. Next Sunday at 7.15 p.
m. there will be a service Of song.
Staffordville
Mrs. Susan Mahan of the Springs
is visiting local friends for q few
days.
Rev. Miss Jones is spending a few
days with relatives in Hartford this
week.
Mrs. William Chandler has been
suffering for number of days with q
bone felon.
Mrs. F. G. Drummond, who has
been seriously i'll for over q year, is
slowly improving and is able to be
out some of these beautiful days.
Robert Giltrop. who was stricken
with paralytio shock couple of
weeks ago. was taken to the Norwich
hospital last Monday for treatment.
Two of Mr.. Giltrop's daughters,
Mrs. W, j. AlberEy and Mrs. H. j.
O'Brien, aoce mpanied him.
Mrs. Robert Williams was taken
suddenly very i'll last week Wednes-
day. DR.. Smith was Immediately
summoned The many friends of
Mrs. Williams are glad she is recover
ing. Her mother, Mrs. G B. How.
ard, of Chaplin. is with her.
The friends and acquaintance of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Browning are
sorry TO learn that they are to leave
town this week to make their home
near Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Dorsey. Jr., and family are expecting
to move into Mr.. Browning's house
soon.
Methodist Church Notes: Friday
evening the pastor will hold the
usual prayer meeting in the vestry.
Topic, "FOxes and vines,'' Song of
Solomon 21:5 Sunday evening the
Epworth League topic will be THE
Ohristian's sacrifice. Praise Heb.
1915, Hos. 14:1-3. Leader, Mrs.
Mahlon West.
Congregational Church Notes
Junior O. E. meets this week with
Mrs. West, and is conservation meet
ing. Henry Smith, leader. A full
attendance is urged Next Tuesday
Bible class. 80 p. M, continues
study of LIST Samuel The subject for
prayer meeting April ID, ''What are
we making of Ohrist's promises ?"
Heb. 4:1.16. Ps 1O5:1-15 The
hostesses at the supper this Thursday
night are Mrs. Henry Vail and Mrs.
Edwin Phelps.
West Stafford.
Mrs. Ballantine remains very i'll.
Spencer Bradway is breaking new
colt.
D. L. Ellis has purchased place in
Somera
E. g. Oushman has sold horse to
George Laid.
Mrs Fred Dudley visited in Spring
field last week.
Mrs. 81 L. Buck visited her daugh.
ter in Somers Monday.
Mrs. O e kellogg has been visit
ing in Brooklyn. N. z.
Miss Margaret Ballantine Is home
for the Easter vacation.
Miss Jennie Towne is spending her
vacation in Spencer and Springfield.
A party enjoyed the dance at Albert
Lees in Hampden Saturday evening.
Miss Nina Reynolds Of the Springs
was the guest of Ruth Ellis over Sun
day. sA
Miss Bertha Greaves is visiting her
aunt, Mrs @. W. Collins. in Hol.
yoke. @ 81 as1s
Mrs. Jeanette Newell is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Il. s. Witter, in
Hartford
Miss Gladys Pease of Hampden has
been visiting her ter-in-law, Mrs.
Henry Pease.
Franklin Washburn Of Springfield
was the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Will
hnr nna daY last week