The Press., 1911-02-01

P. Kellogg, West Stafford, on Sunday
 Miss Lavilla Burr Is spending few weeks with relatives in Philadelphia and New York.
 John Anthony has brought suit aga inst the Aetna insurance company to recover his loss by fire some monthl ago.
 The ice dealers have not ye gathered their harvest for the coming season, but are preparing to do so al once.
 Mrs. R e. Clapp and little son, Allan, accompanied by Mrs. Olapp'l mother, Mrs. Harris, are in New Haven.
 Stafford.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. Ramsden of Gen. tral Village are the guests of Mrs. Sarah Squires.
 Regular meeting of Wolcots lodge, IF. 6 A. M., next Thursday evening. Work in F. O. degree.
 Mrs. Bessie Mathieu, who has been seriously i'll with rheumatism for the past four weeks, is improving.
 Miss Hattie Trudeau's friend, Pat. rick Keenen, of Webster, Mass was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Mathieu over Sunday.
 The gentlemen of the Universalist ohurch will serve 8 supper and give an entertainment on Washington 'G birthday, Feb. a.
 The business meeting and social of the Y. P. O U. will be held at the home of Mrs. E. J. Glover next Fri day evening at 7.3O.
 At the meeting of the Connecticut Poultry association, held in Hartford January 24 at the Y. M. O A build ing, ueorge H Lord was elected one of the vice. presidents.
 Letters advertised in Stafford P o. Feb. 1: Miss Nina MoOray, Miss TuIlir Spacek, Mrs. Geo z Horiwitz, Mrs. Sarah Brown, Mrs Susan Cole- man, Mrs. M. Sohender, Mrs: A Ship. per, Mrs. Hardy, Arthur Anderson, I. Lockwood, vioenzo Zsntile, Koz, merzo Rosyczewaki. -.
 Baptist Church Notes: Cottage meeting this Wednesday evening at James Johnson's. All under 16 years of age are invited to the chapel Fri, day afternoon at 8 80 Next Sunday. 7.15 p. m., service of song. The Mems club serve an oyster supper and give an entertainment Friday, Feb 10.
 The members of the Y. P. O U. of the Univresalist church are soliciting clothing, furniture. books, etc for their rummage sale to be held in the town hall Saturday, Feb. II. They have met with much success SO far and many really good things will be on sale. It has been several years since a sale of this kind has been held, and it will doubtless be a suc- cess, as the former ones were.
 More interest has been manifested this winter for fishing through the ice than for several seasons. Many fine strings have been caught, but the largest single Ash shown was caught last Wednesday by H. F Cady and W. H. King of Willimantio. The largest fish weighed 34 pounds and another 8 pounds. A fine string of bwenty-one was caught by Ralph Booth, F. A. Lasbury, Alva and Emery Sands, each fish weighing from to 18 pounds.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening. A lecturers program has been prepared for the en- tire year, and will be printed for dis. among the mem bers. The program for next Tuesday evening is as follows: Music; roll call mem bers are requested to respond. with quotations from Lowsll or Longfel- low); sketch, Lowell's life; vocal music, Carl Lasbury; reading, Miss Ruth Dunham Lowell and his works, Rev Miss Jones; instrumental music; sketch, Longfellow's life, Miss Elsie Corbin; reading, Miss Euphemia Dob son discussion of Longfellow' g works i; music.
 Staffordville
 Bert Walker has purchased the place.
 Mrs. Philo A. West and Mrs Arthur 3. Bosworth are on the sick list.
 Junior Christian Endeavor meeting at Marion Turner's Friday. p m. Leader, Ernest Belcher.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Bowden were the guests last Sunday of MT. and Mrs. Grant Hammer.
 Mrs Allard and two daughters of Wales spent the latter part of the week with her son, Lewis Allard.
 Elias Bannister has resigned his position in the Fabyan Woolen oom- pany's. mill and is employed for Henry Tyler.
 John McOalley resigned as boss f1nisher last week for the Garland Woolsn company's mill Thomas has taken she position.
 Mrs. Paltz of New York has ac. cepted a position as boarding mistress for the Garland Woolen company, to dll the vacancy caused by the resig. nation of Mrs. O. Dunbar.
 There will be a clam chowder SUD- per at the Congregational church shis week Thursday. Adults, 15c; 1Oc A Klondike social will follow in the evening.
 David L., the ve.days-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Allard died last Thursday morning of spasms. nha Runapal ~was hald ak kbo hovron