The Press., 1912-08-14
Mrs. A. 0. Eaton is building a cot

NV tage at Crystal Lake.
 MT. and Mrs. John .Carocari have a daughter born yesterday. A. A. Converse of East Saugus, Mass, was in town over Sunday.
 Artemus Kellogg, employed at the Ellis grocery, is taking his annual vacation. He will spend 8 part of his time in Wales.
 The Red Men will hold their regu- lar meeting in Society hall Thursday evening. Business of the usual order will be transacted.
 Katary Plata was before the bor- ough court Monday, charged with breach of the peace, and was fined $l and costs.
 0. F. Chandler returned Monday night from a visit with his sister, Mrs. W. B. Robinson, who is at Han cock, N. H., for the summer.
 Harvey Chapman of Springfield drove in with his automobile last Friday and entertained dinner party of nine at the Springs House.
 Stafford.
 Miss Albina Graphier of Ware is the guest of Miss Della St. Marie.
 It was voted at the grange meeting last evening to build an addition to the present grange hall.
 Mrs. Dell Brown and two children of Mystic were the guests last week of Mrs. Edgar St. Marie.
 Mrs. Charles B. Searles of Windsor, Vt., were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Mathew Keefe over Sunday.
 The Universalist services will be omitted next Sunday on account of the repairs being made at the church.
 Misses Wilder and Ruth Dimmick of Somers spent last week with thelr MT. and Mrs. Augustus St. Marie.
 Mrs. Laura Whiten and grandson, Charles Stevens, of Springfield were the guests last week of MT. and Mrs. George Latham.
 MT. ald Mrs. Chapman and MT. and Mrs. Wm. Fuller of Springfield were the guests Of MT. and Mrs. Aus tio Witt over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Wightman, MT. and Mrs. H. R. Wightman, Miss Helen and Miss Mildred MacCal- lum are at Block Island for a vacation.
 Misses Margaret and Rachel and Frederick Glover have returned from a ten days visit with friends i'll Wood stocz, Willimantic and Beverly, Mass
 List of unclaimed letters i'll Stafford post office: Toma0 Skolon, w. J. Mrs. E. D. Cossomore, Ray s. Mcleod, Miss Ida Clifford, G. H. Melcher.
 Mrs. H. V. Upham from Hopkinton and Mrs. George V. Upham and her Mildred, rom Worcester have beer guests of Mrs. Emily M. 1oodell for few days.
 A few of the relatives O. George Latham met at his home last Saturday evening to celebrate his 63d birthday. drs. Edward E1dridge Of Wilmington I md Mrs. Nellie little and daughter, Florence, of Willimantic were among hose present from out of town.
 Andrew Ledoyt died at his home in 'outh Amherst, Mass, last Sunday. | lis funeral will be held this after ,oon at 2 o'clock at his late home. \ lis health had been poor for about a ear and a half. He was formerly | Ln esteemed citizen Of this town. He vas born in Stafford, Oct. 3, 1844. He was a son of the late Schuyler and Sarah (Colburn) Ledoyt. He was lnited in marriage with Mary Baker of Holland, Mass. Jan. 27, 1870. Besides his widow, he leaves two ons, Harry A. Ledoyt of Williams | ,ort, Pa., and Frank Ledoyt of Deer ield, Mass.
 Staffordville
 MrS. Ira braQWay mas been VlSlGlng drs. Mary Heck recently.
 Miss Bessie Hathaway of Allston, dass. is visiting local relatives.
 Mrs. Arthur Bosvy orth is confined to | Ter home with blood poisoning in her oot.
 Mrs. s. M. Lambert and family | were guests of friends in Monson over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Thomp- on and son, Merton, spent last Sun lay in Holland.
 Miss Julie Simons has returned rom a two-weeks' vacation spent at Hartford and South Wind CT.
 Mrs. Carrie Harrington and two hildren, who have been visiting elatives in Worcester and Ashford, \ home last week.
 Mrs. A. l.. Duncan and Miss Edna )immick, who have been guests of | drs. G. Hammer, returned to their nome in Worcester last Thursday.
 In the list of those who attended Id home day picnic at Wales Aug. Id, MT. and Mrs. Ramsden and Mrs. 1rant Hammer were inadvertently 'mitted.