The Press., 1911-01-11
Mrs. Epaubro pimmick is. i'll at

her home at Crystal Lake. sI c s. Baker has been confined t his home for the past few days witt an attack of grip
 Miss Ethel M ,ore is in Higganum where she is serving as substitute teacher in the primary aud k'ndsr garten departments of the publi schools.
 Contractor Joues of Willimautio ha had men here setting the last boiler of the Warren Woolsn company in th' new location. The company now ha it's entire steam plant oentralizs sd.
 Miss Frances Howe of Ludlow Mass who has been local tsac Ter sailed for Porto Rico last Saturday Arriving at the island Miss Howe will marry Raymond Kelly of Pres. oott, who is empl oyed there as oivi engineer.
 Attorney ", H Reed has filed ir the town clerks cffies 8 certificata oi foreclosure in favor of Mrs Eugenis To- Matthews against Myrs L Con verse and others The c'Itifioate in. cludes the WoodlAw farm, so callad, the superinteudent's house. new oc' epp ed by Miss Russell. aud the build. ing lots opposit, the residence of Mrs Catherine Hicks and the Hunt spror lot at Glynyllls | Stafford
 Miss Myrtle Smith of West Staff )rd was the guest of Mrs F. E Warren last week ts
 Miss Marion Van DIT B lk. who has been quite i'll, is showing marked improvement
 Mrs. Jennie Seversen of Wayne, Me is spending few days with Mrs. Lizzie Goodell
 Fred Rabadeau of New Britain is the guelt of his parents, Mr and Mrs. John Rabadeau.
 Miss Edna ThralI of Rockville was the guest of Miss Mary Potney fir a few days recently.
 MT. and Mrs Matthew Conklin have returned from a fortnight's visit in East Lyme W tn relatives.
 MT. and Mrs H c. Pero and son, Richard, we're recently the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Prior of Hazardville
 The members of the Y. P. 0. U. are making arrangements for a runl- mage sale to b. held in the near future.
 Mir. and Mrs, Stedman Williams of Ssurbridge. Mass, were the guests nf MT. and Mrs George Latham over Sunday.
 Mrs. Jarvis Hyde. who has been suffering from a stroke of apoplexy for the last fortnight, remains oriti- oally i'll
 Rev. I P. Booth has returned from Worthwhile, Vt where he was called to attend the funeral of a former parishiouer.
 Miss Mabsl E. Edson, retary and Ralph Alberton Booth, lecturer of Stafford grange, are attending the state grange meeting in Hartford to- day.
 Regular meeting of Stiff )rd grange next Tuesday evening. Alt5r the conferring of the third and fourth de- grees on 8 class of four the off ,ers for the coming year will be installed by Past Master Larned.
 Baptist Church Notes: Mid-wesk meeting this Wednesday night at the home of Ed Swift Leader, J W. Robinson. The Ladies' Aid society meets for woik and election of offic ITS Thursday afternoon and will serve supper from 6 to 8 Hostesses, Mrs. Henry Thresher, Mrs. Ad lhert Agard. Next Sunday morning the theme will bs Progressive Stafford ''
 AS the first stage t1 the Springs is now run it fails in the object for which it was established-i. @, con- necting with the early train north Missing this, mail does not leave the Springs till the noon train, in many cases making a days difference in the delivery of the mail st it's destination. There is talk among the business men of circulating 8 petition to bs for wardsd to Washington to remedy the trouble.
 Thomas Brooks FIet ,her's lecture in Memorial hall Tuesday evening WIS one of the best ever delivered in Staf- ford. From the first word to the last he held his audience we'll nigh cath less. One could fancy himself en- parked on mighty torrent, b)rne on with resistless force Gv9r tossing bil- lows, with the boom of catnarts in his ears and the thrill of the v3yage in his soul. The sincerity of the speaker equalled hi4 elcqu uence. wlila wit and humor relieved the tsnseness of his stirring app als to all that was holiest in the souls of his auditors May he come again is the unanimous desire of all who were fortunate enough to hear him. The next lecture will be Feb 21, when A. Fax ton Ferguson will deliver his popular concert lecture.
 StaffordvilIe
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Edgerton have recently moved into the c ltrop resi- dence.
 MF. and Mrs NeWlaud Merre tt moved into one of the Cady tenements recently.
 Miss Constance Jones of Hartford was the guest of her sister, Rev. M H. Jones, the first of the week
 Next Sabbath the pastor of the Congregational church will speak on 1" Progressive Staff ord,'' iE view of the Ia zl- LN-