The Press., 1911-07-19

3bBo AGU8 Oo8u Uk 0Oubu OE6uBO0 N. J., is . guest of Mrs. Fred Wildey.
 Miss Mary Wildey spent Sunday with Miss EttA Bidwell in Spring field.
 Mrs. E. L.. Barr is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Henry Newton, in Dana. Mass.
 Mrs. Charles BoIieau Is in Bland ford, the guest of MT. and Mrs. Dwight Bramble.
 J. N. Leach was called to Wollas- ton, Mass Monday by the death of his cousin, Rufus Leach.
 Mrs. 0 B. Newton, Mrs. Frank L.. Smith and Miss Frances Newton have returned from Q vacation at Block I4land
 Dr. J. B Oomins and Henry M. Brooks and family of Springfield were guests of Mrs. W. A Comina Sunday
 The outlook for business at the Rhode Island Is very favorable, and the company has orders insuring Oper- ations for several months.
 F. Chandler will put in a show window for Miss o. s. Beckwith in the room In his block to be occupied by Miss Beckwith with her millinery business.
 Stafford.
 Alex Sparrow suffered a slight shock last night
 Miss Lillian Thompson of Chaplin is visiting Mr. and Mrs Frank Thompson.
 Miss Alice Ml ttheWs of Hartford is spending a few weeks with Mr and Mrs J. B. Hough.
 T W. and J. P. Brown rec c,ived word last week of the death of their father in England.
 E O. Pinney has been rs appointed one of the trustees of the Norwich hospital for the insane.
 Miss Ruth Pinney of Springfield Is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs K O Pinney.
 Elizur Richmond is again seriously Il with heart trouble at the home oi Mrs. Emily M Goodell
 Mir. and Mrs. Russel Oolburn are visiting their son and wife, MT. and Mrs. George Oolburn, at Burlington. Vt.
 All who are interested In the loca- tIon of she Hyde Pa.k extension are invited to meet at the town hall Mon day evening at o'clock.
 Miss Annie Phillips has returned to Springfield after spsndiug 8 fort nights vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oharl.s Phill ps.
 Mir. and Mrs Sullivan from Pitts burg, Pa and MT and Mrs. Dugan of Manchester were the guests of Mir and Mrs Bray the first of this week
 Alfred Oberg and M si Ethel La. throp returned to their home in Brooklyn this week. after spending two weeks with MT. and Mrs. Henry Grundy
 Mrs. Anna Mead has disposed of her property and left town this morn- ing to make her home with her Mrs O Fl. Toothaker. in Berlin, N. H.
 At an examination taken recently by Mics Annie Brown and Miss Nellie Quinley, graduates of s. H. s., I'll. at Bay Path Institute. Springfield, Miss Brown won Q two-months' scholar ship and Mics Quinley one month.
 Advertised letters: Miss Ruth Ush- CT, Mrs. c. smallwood. Mrs. Ed. Murphy. Mrs. James L.. Dewitt. Mrs. H. R. Beale, Miss Kuhist. Tan Rendos. Mir. Flipless, CIactona Yittabite. Ohas. Sherwood, Rev. Henry Gum mings, Bronislawa Burdakiewies Fillippo PoItagunoli.
 Mrs. Lizzie Goodell died last Sun. day night at the home of her daugh. ter. Mrs. W. H. Jenkins, in Spring field. She was born Nov. 20, 1851. in Nlnchinbrook. F. @. and at the age of 15 came to Sufield. In 1872 she was married to Henry Goodell of Stafford and has since made her home in this iowa. During the past eigh- teen months she has been in failing health, and about two weeks ago was taken to the home of her daughter, In the hope that the change would be of benefit, but she continued to fall and Sunday evening passed peace fully away. She Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. W. H Jenkins, Mrs Henry Pero. and one son, Charles 6oodell; also four brothers, George FArquar of sufield, Alexander Far. quar- of Malone, N. Y, William and Henry Farquar of Hinchinbrook, P. @ !, and one sister, Mrs. Charles George of BrimfleId. The funeral will be held this afternoon at her former home at 2 o'clock, Rev. A. B. Todd of Torrington, a former pas tor, officiating. Burial in the Staf- fordvllle cemetery.
 -.-.- StaffordvilIe.
 Mrs. Arthur Hedges recently visited her sister, Mrs. EIwin Phelps.
 Rm. Ohamberlin of Pittsfleld, Mass., was home over Sunday.
 Mrs. Fl. G. West and two sons are spending 6 week with Mir. and Mrs. L.. Wilson In Ashford.
 O. R. Kemp and J. O. Stone of Holyoke were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bradway over Sunday.
 Forest Pero, Archie Sanger, Misses Nellie Hopps and Lizzie Brandon have accepted petitions in Warren, Maaa.
 Mrs Margaret Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley of somers were in town a few days the first of the