The Press., 1911-06-21

! uUm0 1U OkUu6bVJA40s al Mrs. Howard Taylor of Hazardville
 is guest of Mrs. Samuel Sidaway. 1 | Exercises in St. Edwards hail to-
 morrow evening will mark the closing of St. Edwards paroohial schools for
 the summer vacation.
 ., W. K. Hanley represented the local
 Business Mems association at a meet ing of the direOtors of the state associ- ation at Hartford yesterday.
 There will be meeting of the d. rectors of the local Business Mems as- sociation at the store of ". E. Hanley tomorrow evening. at which time the matter of half-holiday through July and August will receive attention. !. Stafford.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Wm. P. Simonds June 12.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Storm are re-8 Ceiving congratulations on the birth of 6 son last Sunday.
 Mrs. E. M. Russell and grandson from Chaplin are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson.
 Otto Possardt and Miss Catherine Mao Lean were united in marriage last Friday by Rev. Mir. Horton at the Methodist parsonage.
 Charles B. Fox of this place and i Mias Emily T. Kanig of Rockville were united in marriage by Rev. J.il ". Ballantine of West Stafford last Saturday at the parsonage.
 Miss Janet Dobson. who was oper- ated on for appendicitis two weeks ago in the Springfield hospital, returns to- her home today. Miss Ethel Sau1t Is also making rapid recovery from the l same operation.
 Mrs. T. M. Mead has sold her homa here to W. T. Jones and is selling her household goods and expects to re- turn to Berlin, N. H.. the middle of July. Her daughter, Mrs. Grace Toothaker, and son, Curtis Cady, are with her. 5.s
 West Stafford. |
 Ralph O. Gold of Schenectady. N. r., was at his home here for the day last Saturday.
 Mrs. Jerome Worthineton. formerly of this place, recently suffered 8 shock, and loss of sight of one eye and the other seriously affected is the result.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greeley, who were married last Wednesday, have returned from their wedding trip. which included Springfield, Worces- ter, Boston and Nantasket beach.
 The young people of the Grace church, Stafford Springs, will present the play "Mr. Bob" at the church vestry next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Ice cream will be sold. Ad- mission, 200. The proceeds are for the benefit of Y. P. s. O. E., and play will be given regardless of weather.
 Staffordville.
 James Tobin of Meriden was home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Lester Ohilds, who has been quite Ill., 1S improving.
 Junior 0. E. Friday, 3 p. m., at Milan Jones'. Leader, Ernest Smith.
 Philo A. West joined his wife in visiting friends in Taunton, Mass, over Sunday.
 Mrs. Grant Hammer was the guast of relatives in Worcester last week mh-s-~a~- AnIa Tavaa@., hA
 MT. and Mrs. Merl Hughes are. rel ceiving congratulations on the birth of son, George John, born May 31st.4I ! in Springfield. aIt
 Mrs. Dana Jaquith of Turneryllls1 | Is spending . few days with her sis ters, Mrs. Frank BelCher and Mrs. Wm. Chandler.
 Miss Pearl Bowden and Earl Bow i den left home Monday to visit their sister, Mrs. Eva Parker, in Monson for their vacation.
 Mrs. Emily Roberts, Mrs. Julius { Roberts and daughter, Doris, of Springfield are the guests of Mrs.. Almira Chapman. (
 Last Sunday Rev. Robert Williams. pastor of the local Methodist church, preached 8 most excellent sermon from 1st Cor. 13:13, "And now { abideth faith, hope, love. these three but the greatest of these Is love-"
 Rev. Mir. Wllliama. accompanied by his wife and son, Milton, will spend two weeks vacation with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Will liams, in Sharon, Mass, and also visit friends in Boston. They will return to the Methodist parsonage about July 9th.
 Rev. L.. G. Horton of the Metho. dist church of Stafford Springs will preach in the local Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday at 3 o'clock. Everybody welcome. Sunday school at 3 o'clock. Friday evening the usual prayer meeting will be held. 0. F. Williams leader. f,
 Mrs. Wm. A. Thompson and son. Merton, returned home last week, hav- ( ing spent 8 fortnight in Oushman, Amherst and South Deerfleld, Mass They were at Northampton, Mass. Memorial day. Mrs. ThompaOn spent | one day with MT. and Mrs. Andrew !. Ledoyt, South Amherst. Mass.
 Miss Ide will sing and Miss, Ruth . Dunham will give recitations at the ! entertainments next Tuesday evening l at o'clock, following the salad sup- per at the Congregational church. Salad supper Sc and loo, adults and. children, respectively. Entertain ment, 15C and loo. Tickets, includ- ing both, 200 and 15c, sold at supper.
 On account of illness the annual :,