The Press., 1912-01-17

4uM0ERA WAe n04u Saturday from St.
 Edwards and burial was in St. Ed.
 wards cemetery. She leavep. besides
 her parents. three sisters and sWc
 brothers, all living at home. A pretty
 doral piece from the scholars of the
 Pinney Grammar school was among
 the floral offerings. The kind thought
 that prompted the offering was great
 ly appreciated by her parents.
 Sarah J. squier, widow of Ephraim
 ". squier, died at her home Sunday morning Of bronchial pneumonia. She was the daughter of Solomon and Lucy Cleveland, having been born in Union Jan. 24, 1885, being a resi- dentsof this place for the last forty -one yeafss She is survived by four iaugh- ters, Mrs O. A. Lee and Miss Estelle sqnier of Willimantic, Mrs. A. c. sault and Mrs. Haywood Ramsden of shis place. and one brother, Francis Cleveland of Hartford The funeral was held at her late home in this place Tuesday at l o'clock, burial in the Hillside cemetery.
 1.-The ladies. of the Universalist church will serve shash gupper'' next Wednesday evening, followed by aa entertainment consisting of music and farce, entitled Glove in 8 Lighthouse, ' with, the following cast q. characters: Mrs Maria Oapel Robinsob, relict of the late Captain Artemus Robinson. of Quahog Light, Olamshell Island. Mrs Charles Dim- mock; Edith Oapel,. a daughter of old Virginia Isadore Dunham; i. Polly Pottsssthe bound girl, Ruth Dunham Philip Ross, the indispensable lover, Harold B Pinney; Sam Robinson, Jem Robinson. keepers of Quahog Light, Carl Lasbury, Malcolm sault. Supper, 15o; entertainment, loo. Time of entertainment, 745
 An alarm of fire was sounded by Ava Brown, the watchman at the Riverside mills. about AIS Tuesday
 and it was discovered the Are was ID one of Frank Patten's numerous sheds, about 75 feet from the house. Quite a company respond ed, several arriving before Frank himself got out. He was soon fol- lowed by Mir Donohue, and by the united efforts of the crowd bath tub, tW o2oarriages, more valuable as relics than for use, Were saved, with numer- oua smaller articles, for the collection of which, Frank is justly famous. 0hef Handy and the other boarders did not get out to the fire, but were husy within preparing hot drinks for the crowd. The origin of Ghe fire Is unknown, bEt must have been ineendia1y. Frank was promi- nent with his force pump, but was un- able to extinguish the fire. It is not known at this writing if the loss is covered by insurance. .f ss. staffordville.
 .a Mri and Mrs; Henry. Lanigan moved 10 WRleslaat Monday afternoon.
 ! guniorso Y, P. 8. Q. E. at Mrs. Vests Up. m. Friday. John Hubert, eader. as' 4s Mir. aud Mrs. M H. Holloran are moving this week into Mrs. James Johnson's tenement in Wales.
 Rev, MT. Briggs of Manchester will 1nply the pulpit in the local Metho- IisY church next Sunday morning at hs, usual hour. @ s'T .4EMraa and Mrs. M. d. Holloran. Henry Lanigan, John Bowden and Miss Ruhy, Townsend have accepted l oasitieps in, Wales. IF
 Rev. Lyman G. Horton of the Springs: M E church will preach | ,ext Sunday in the Congregational 'huroh at p. m., unless the after room is stormy. There will. be no morning service in the church and Sunday school session will be held at p. m. Y. P. s Q. E, p. m., Ambitions that are worth while" John IT: 9o-24, Rom. 8:16. 17. \ Nedneaday prayer meeting, z 30 p. n at Miss Jones', ''O1r own church | 'overant;" 'Isb 10: 25.
 George O1fburn. hat ve and for resident of this tow n, lied Sunday morning at the home of jlayt oD I4yon'fn Monson, where he ,Rd N Nvsdsfor several years He was ,orn March 16. 1841, anda.was the ldest son of the lats Alvin and OhAr- otte Eliza (Bradway CoIburp, form Tly of this town. Y His wife died IS 'eara ago. She was Ellen Chapman 'afore marriage. He has left three Edgar A. of Springfield, Ifie of Nolwioh and Arthur. H. Col- urn, three grandohildren and one ,reat-grandchilds ; one only sister. Mrs. Jharles Converse of this town,. and wo half brothers, Ernest of Brook lsld, Mass. and Oscar Colburn of itafford Tfe funeral will ba held t MT. Lyons home tEis afternoon at
 30 oscfe ck Rev Abram Oonklin f the Uniye1salist church will con. uct the services The brrIal will e in the Butl r district cemetery. s',.tasvs sh.West Stafford.
 Mrs. Martin Chase ia at George sa1low's. =s ' .
 Mrs: William Shearer has beentilf with rheumatism,
 Fred Graves sails next Tuesday for 'lorida, where he will spend the win. sr. .r 5 x. K.
 Mrs Edwin nimeck. and Mra- aJa-s cite Newell are both ill+with severe olds,.s stss s
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Royce re. urned lssts week from } visit in '. yal1sa..s .1eas..s.s. zss@ .a .,,
 Rev. John Ballantine Is attending