The Press., 1911-05-31
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sTAFFoRD SPRINGS.

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 Mrs. Eugenia Matthews of Chicago is the guest of her uncle, Orrin Con- verse.
 AChan BondsvilIe has moved from The Press fiji ,e block to the Scripture house on ,East Main street.
 Daniel Sullivan of Albany, N. Y., formerly employed by J. M Leach. called on local friends Sunday.
 Mfr. and Mrs Charles B. PIpney have gone on Q trip to the Pacific coast Mr and Mrs. I. c Baker of Springfield sra at the Pinney home during their absence.
 Dr. J Hassett of Lee, Mass ao- oompanied by his daughter, Miss Mary, and Miss Annie Tanning. were in town over Sunday. Miss Hassett and Miss Tanning returned to their studies at Smith college Monday morning.
 The Hyde Park commission has or ganizsd with F. H. Baker chairman, and W. E Hauley, secretary and treasurer Wm. Park was appointed to st cures landcsape gardner F H.. Baker and B. T. Eaton were appointed a committee to mak, pt eded repairs.
 Sunday t'ae Kntghls of CoIumbus worked on the Sd dsgree a class of urteen. There were about 15O Knights present, representing Rock :vill". Torrington, Derby, Hartford. Monson and other places. The large { delegation came from Rockville Dis- trict Deputy Callahan of Hartford and staff, assisted by State Deputy Mall ley. performed the work
 Members of the three local Scout patrols went to Peaked Mountain last Saturday Swimming and picnic dinner ware in due prominence as b. jeCts of the excursion. and two accents of the hill were made. Portions cf 'shree states are visible from this hill near the state line station, the ele- vation being 124O fet t,a little higher than Mt Tom. near SprlnRfi Id.
 The funeral of Mrs. William W. Burwell was held from her late home Friday afternoon at 1 30. Rev. K O.. Olapp. pastor of the Oongrega- tional church, officiated. assisted by Rev. H A Blake of Hartford, former pastor. Music was by a quartet. including Mrs T. F. Mullens, Mrs. Q. E Brown, J. Carl Converse and Oharlss H Moore. The bearers were A. O. Brooks, Dr. A. o Com. iDs, James Fitton and Charles F BeOkwith. The burial was In the Stafford Springs cemetery.
 The Hudaon garage has made ar- engagements for an entrance from East Main street between the Pero etore and the Stafford Hotel. Work has been commenced preparing the drive way. The garage will have sign at the new entrance and 1t will be lighted at night. It will be nsed only for an entrance owing to travel on Main street and exit will be into Furnace avenue. The Hudson com- pany will add 8 three-horse power electric motor to their equipment.
 Grace Church Notes: A change in hour of the evening service. for June and July, and perhaps September, goes into effect at Grace church next the time being changed from seven in the evening to five in the afternoon. Next Sunday is Whitsun- day, and the annual festival of the parish falls at this date. The rector will preach on the condition and of the parish at the morning service at 10 45. which Is the holy All members of the parish and others connected in any way with this church are urged to be present for Thanksgiving and prayer. The evening service will be at five D. m., instead of seven, and will con- tinue at the former hour on the Sum- days in June and July. K. o. K. A. Wednesday evening at 80. Next evening there will be social and brief entertainment in the guild room for all members of the parish. There will be no admissio charge Preceding the social the Woman's Guild will serve the choir with SUD- per, in behalf of the parish, in appre- Diation of their assistance in She music of the church.