The Press., 1911-09-20

'I Mrs. T. Senshau is In hospital a Hartford for treatment. Mrs. Eliza Miller of Providence, R IT., Is a guest of Mrs. finders Jacob sen. Il A great many from this vicinity are attending the Rockville fair thiI week.
 MT. and Mrs Richard Ellis and son are spending a vacation in Boston Gloucester and vicinity. ! Miss Mary Wildey returned to-day to her studies at Howard seminary West Bridgewater, Mass.
 Dr. Claud Tschummi's office ir the Converse block, has been connected with the telephone exchange, 23-5.
 The members of the l.. A, A. O. H., are planning for "barn frolic, ' to be given at St. Edwards hall O. tober 4th.
 Angelo Oarotozolo and Rusins Revotti were united in marriage at St. Edwards church Sunday by Rev F. J. O'Neill. s>..
 Wm. E. Benton will hold Q dance in borough hall the Both. Tom Jenkins will prompt and Lynch's or ohestra will furnish music.
 The premium lists of the annual fair are out and can be secured at the office of Gary Bros The work of getting the grounds cleaned up and ready Is progressing under the super vision of Henry W. Wheeler.
 The Stafford baseball team defeated the All-Rockvllles last Saturday by a score of 5 to The local team dis tinRuished itself in the hitting depart ment. The score by inninRs:-
 Stafford. % 3 1 % 0 O-5 Rockville, % OOO o O-1
 The members of the Baker, J. Carl Converse and 0 B. Pinney families are in springfi sld for the wedding of Miss Madeline Kingsley Baker, daugh- ter of E K Baker, and George Mars ton Leonard, which takes place at the Baker home on Maple street this even. ing.
 Several Wilmington cases have been tried she past week before Deputy Judge O'Connell for non-payment of personal tax. Of these, W. H Nichols, O. A. Richards and Frank Femier paid, with c1sts. Henry Wnodworth was committed for non payment and Frank Eur was no.led be- luse of i'll health. Orcuttville.
 Mrs. Jane Bumstead of Monson has been the guest of William Bumstead
 Miss Tokenington and Miss SImonds of Hartford were the guests of George Johnson over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank Bacon of Springfield were the guests of Mrs. Elliott Robbins over Sunday. Stafford.
 J. B. HouRh has bought the A. D.. Oady placa.
 Miss E Kipp. was the guest of friends at the borough this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and daughter spent a few days with friends in Chaplin last week.
 Miss Alice Bullard of Spencer, Mass was the guest of Mrs H. F. Cady for few days recently. ~, 
 Dr. Fred Batchelder of Boston spent several days last week with his mother, Mrs. F. L.. Batchelder.
 Miss Dora Depeau, who has been at a sanitarium in Wallingford for some time, spent Sunday at her home in Hydeville. E.s..
 MT. and Mrs. George O. Flanders of Portland, Oregon, and Oswald P. Royce of Wales were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank Thompson last week.
 Dr. Fred Batohelder will speak at the Baptist ohurch next Sunday. There will be no service in the even- ing on account of the temperance meeting ae StanOrdV1Ile
 Some of the leading poultry men of the town are forming a club for the purpose of cooper ating in buying feed and shipping their produce where 1t will command the best prices. Persons interested in the project are to meet with George H. Lord We'd nesday evening, Sept. 27.
 StaffordvilIe.
 Mrs. Milo Bradway has been quite i'll with tonsilitis.
 Charles Eager and William Tobin are dangerously i'll.
 Mrs. Jennie Valenoourt of Will liamstown, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Dello West.
 Harry Conrade and Herbert West of Washington, R. T., are visiting MT. and Mrs Philo A. West.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Hammer, Willis Belcher and Misses Ohole Largess and Lizzie Brandon attended the Sur. bridge fair last week.
 Rev. o. O. Fogg of Royalston, Mass, 8 former pastor of the Congre- gational church. and Mrs. Fogg and son are spending their vacation in camp at Crescent island, at the upper end of the reservoir.
 Congregational Ohuroh Notes: Morning service only, 1O.45. Even- ing, union with Methodist. Wednes- day prayer meeting, 2 30 D. m.. " Buying up the opportunity Ool. 4:2-6, Rev 3:7-21.
 The Fox patrol of Boy Scouts, with their soout master, c Ernest Cooley, enjoyed a. great treat on Saturday last, when they took . hike" to Diamond Ledge, West Stafford, in company with the Beaver patrol No. 1 of Staf.