The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1912-02-28

Miss Mollie Barton Of Palmer Is
visiting friends in town.
CARL Kuehne Of Hartford was with
friends here over Sunday.
The Girls Joy club will hold their
annual Easter ball April 8.
Miss Esther Huntley of Oneida, N.
Y is the guest of Mrs VIM. Smith.
The outside woodwork at the pas
sengsr station is receiving q coat Of
paint
Miss Beatrice Oongdon of IuglesIde,
New Mi lford, is at home for . short
vacation.
John Cassidy of Maine has succsed-
ed J. P. Wagner as boss dresser at the
Warren wooden mills
A M nbsr of Lcal people witnessed
the "Follies Of 1911" ct Hartford
last Saturday evening.
n M SWartaguer, optioian of
Rockville, will be at Burwell's jewel
ry store Friday from to p. m.
4u6 CAuU VI OOu8E0B0~
tional church will meet with Miss
Lavilla Burr next Tuesday evening
The high wind Of last week blew
the tin roof off thu ell in front of
Dennis grain mill. No other l~cAl
damage Is reported.
Charles Kretchmar has resigned his
position at the Springs House and has
gone to Palmer, where he has an in
terest in the Sego restaurant
John Hancock broke finger on his
left baud while repairing an arc light
on Main street one evening last week
he was attended by DE-. Hanley.
The off ,ers and directors of the
Stafford Business Mems association
will have q lun n and Meeting at the
Springs dnuss T1esla evening at
645
Raymond Jones, who has been
spending several months In Texas, re-
Turned Monday night. coming from
Galveston to Key West, Florida, by
boat
Miss Mary B. Hanley is to act as
orgsnist at st E'ward's church. The
choir Is 10 b. divided into four sec
tions. mali senior and Junior and
female senior and junior.
The tertliument,' The Ohildrsn's
Doll Party" given By the young
people of the Msthodist churJh last
Wsdnes lay evening, will b, repeated
this evening Admission. I5o; Oh J.
dren, loo.
Harold Crane of Amherst, Mass ,
scratched one of his eyeballs while
passing q rambler rose bush, ueoessi-
t4ting a short vacation from his bank
work. Hs is with bis parents here
for few days.
Lawrsnc, Sartori, AZ, die1 at his
home on G1ld street Monday after
noon at o'clo after an illness of
about four m IN his of heart troubls
The deceased has been a resident of
this town for ths past 10 years and
has made many friends He was in
nA0 . SOOA OApAN 1ns A 4
wido ? and twJ children survive him. |
The funeral was hell from st. Ed
wards church this morning and the
burial was In st. EIWard's cemetery.
The Staff ord BUSINESS Mems associ-
alton will have their annual banquet
March 28.h. Among the speakers
will be ex-Gov. Joseph ". Folk of
Missouri and ov.-Bhldwin Of this
state. Mr.. Folk, from his national
reputation as q speaker and q thinker,
is the most prominent man ever Sc
cured for one Of these annual events.
He is on the list of eligibles for the
democratic nomination for president
The price of the tickets will probably
be So. :
The mid-week meeting at the Con-
gregational church will be held this
week on Friday at Z 80 instead of
Thursday Preparatory lecture, 1.-THE
uses of self denial and the Lenten
spirit" The PASTORS theme for Sun
day morning will be Life as a pre-
paratory school," evening, "Lenten
peace " The ladies' missionary meet
ing will be held at the Congregational
parsonage next Tuesday at 8 p m.
subjsot, "Current events in home
missions. -
Grace Church Notes: The time of
the holy communion, except on the
first Sunday In March, will continue
to be 10 m until Easter Service,
with address on 1.-THE Gross as an
eternal faot," Friday evening at Z 80.
Children's service Saturday at 4 p
m. In the guild room, with short ad-
dress on Combination, with stamp
illustration. The Woman's Auxiliary
will meet on Friday afternoon at 2 80
for the first lesson on the Conquest
of the Continent" and the mission
sewing, with Mrs. F. L Smith.
BOWLING.
Monday evening 2, John
SONS l.
Orescents.
II. Bolieau, 81 II So 251
Malloy, 80 1Os so 26s
Gray, So 80 So 262
Wise. 78 az I'd 238