The Press., 1911-06-07

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 The Stafford Springs post office hal been designated as one of the popta savings Repositories.
 Mir. and Mrs. Laurits Hansen have returned from a few days visit with their daughter, Mrs. N. Nelson, in Hartford.
 ! MT. and Mrs. Enos Penny expect to spend the summer here with her mother, Mrs. 0. O. Parkess MT. Penny, with Mir. Pease of the United Drug company. who. with his wife, will board at the O. P. Buskirk home this season. will go daily to their business in Springfield.
 Stafford.
 Miss Minnie Hunt of Hampden is spending . few weeks with Mrs. Cyril Johnson.
 Leon Booth of Rockland. Vt., ia the guest of his parents, Rev. I. P. Booth and wife.
 The children's day concert at the Baptist church will be given at 7.15 Sunday evening
 Mrs. Arthur Oolburn is home caring for her mother, who Is suffering with an Abscess In her throat.
 Mrs. E. O. Pinney has 30 far re. covered from her recent illness as to be able to take short automobile rides.
 The house built by Walter Scott on the maoadam three years ago has been bought by Henry Quay. who was re- cently married In Canada
 Baptist Ohurch Notes: The La. dies Aid society will meet for work Thursday afternoon. Supper will b. servsd from 6 to 8 Hostesses, Mrs. Thomas Black and Mrs Harvry George. Rev. R. Maplesden, seors- tary of the Connecticut Literary Instl tuition, will preach next Sunday.
 Wm. R. Wobbscke, a former resi- dent of this place and graduate of s H. g., 1907, will geaduAts from New York university school of commerce, accounts and finance this week. Altar vacation spent at his home here with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Brown he will return to the university for the "master's degree" as a certified pub lic accountant.
 Mrs T F. Mullen assisted the chorus choir of the Universalist ohuroh last Sunday. Mrs. Malone Moore. formerly with the Congregational church at the Springs. has been en- gagged as organist. Next Sunday morning at 10. 45, in observance of ohildren's day, a concert will be given, a special feature of which will be ded Ication of children. Parents wish ing to have children christened are invited to bring them to this srevice. Members of Stafford grange spent Saturday evening with Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Brown, it being their 2Oth wedding anniversary. After a pleas ant evening spent with music and so-, cial intercourse refreshments were served, and Rev. I. P. Booth, in be. half of the grange, presented Mfr. and Mrs. Brown with Q large jardiniere. Both Mir. and Mrs. Brown responded with thanks and the large party de- parted wishing the host and hostess many happy returns of the day.
 staffordville.
 Mrs. T. M. Lyon is i'll.
 Charles Smith has purchased an automobile.
 Allison Lyon visited friends in Hartford last week.
 Junior O. E. at Miss Jones' Friday. 8 p. m. Airline Hanna, leader.
 Mir. and Mrs. Philo West have been entertaining Mrs. Daniel Brown.
 Miss Violet Brown of Springfield is the guest of Mrs. A. Arthur West.
 Mrs. George Bowden visited her daughter. Mrs. Fred Parker, in Mon son.
 Mrs. John Belcher has been i'll at her home on the Holland road, but is now better.
 Dubrelle Wilson visited his sister, Mrs. Edward Harrington In Spring. field, Mass, recently.
 H. K. Jones of Hartford was the guest of his daughter, Rev. Marian H. Jones. over Sunday.
 Topic for the Epworth League meet. ing Sunday evening. Religions training and leadership"
 Mrs. Emma J. Harvey of Willlman- tic was the guest of Mrs. Mary Little and Mrs. Charles Smith over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. James Quinn of Rock. vile arrived in town Monday and are boarding at Mrs. E. Phelps'. MT. Quinn Ia employed In the Garland mill.
 Congregational Church Notes: Ohil. dren's Sunday will be observed June 18th with a special service. Y. P. 8. O E. will be held out-of-doors at 6. 80 p. ID. Wednesday evening pray CT meeting. Topic, "The joy of thinking" Psalm 40, Psalm 139:17, IS.
 On Thursday evening ct 8 o'clock Francis R. North, field secretary of National Playground assoCiation, will give aaleCture. illustrated by slides, and under the auspices of the Stafford Federation, at she Congregational church. This will be the first use of the lantern since electric connections have been made. It will be . public lecture and of great interest.
 West Stafford.
 Mrs. Andrew Magi1l and two Chil- dren are here for the summer.
 Mrs. Mary MaEkham of WHndDorI wnothe Russb of Mrs. Augustus Holmes