The Press., 1913-01-08

Florida on the steamer Oomanche th' 1 18th.
 The officers of Baker chapter o1 f Eastern Star will be installed this evening.
 St. Edwards school reopened last Monday with full attendance after the holidays.
 Regular meeting of Court Oronoco, F. of A., and installation of officers Thursday evening.
 Regular meeting of Myriad Re- bekah lodge next Wednesday evening. Installation and refreshments.
 Stafford.
 Mrs, Jacob Glover still remains in a critical condition.
 A new furnace has been ordered for the Universalist church.
 A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Storm last Tuesday.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Thomas Dobson last Friday.
 Mrs. Wm. Murray was the guest of her brother in Chicopee, Mass, over Sunday.
 Charles Cady of Hartford was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Walbridge over Sunday.
 Miss Louisa Wobbecke, teacher of the Village school, spent the Christi mas recess with friends in Spring field
 Mrs. George Kingsbury, who was taken to the Johnson Memorial hos pital Sunday with pneumonia, is more comfortable this morning.
 Invitations will soon be extended to an oyster supper and social dance to be held Thursday evening, Jan. B, to celebrate the completion of the new grange building.
 There was an error last week in the item in regard to the death of Mrs. M. F. Dwight. Mrs. Dwight mar ried Sereno E. Dwight, instead of Alvah. Her father was Alvah Fran cis, who was town clerk for many years.
 During the severe wind storm of Friday afternoon the tin roof on Cyril Johnson's house was blown off. The partly finished house of E. E. Warren on the macadam road, com menced some time ago, was blown to the ground.
 Miss Lillian M. Thompson, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Thompson, and Fred Robinson of Springfield, Mass, were united in marriage Jan. 3d. MT. Robinson is employed as foreman by the telephone company in Springfield.
 That the free lectures during the past few years have been greatly en- joyed and are now missed is evidenced by the frequent inquiries for them. There will be none this winter, as the income was overdrawn last year and it is necessary to wait until the interest on the fund accumulates.
 The date of the dedication of the new grange hall has been set for Fri day evening, Jan. 17. A list of speakers is being arranged, to include prominent officials of the state grange and of neighboring subordinate granges. The members of Stafford grange desire all interested friends to be present.
 Universalist Church Notes: Fri day night at 7.45 at the assembly room at the parsonage the work of the study class will be resumed. The special music by the choir last Sunday in connection with the communion was very finely rendered. Rev. MT. Hamilton, pastor of the M. E. church of staffordville, will exchange next Sunday with the pastor.
 Advertised letters in Stafford post office: Mrs. Ada Perry, Mrs. F. H. Whiton, Mrs. G. F. Kent, Mrs. Mar tin Kranskoff, Mrs. Arthur Francis Brooks, Mrs. Clara Morrill,, Mrs Mary Jacobus, Mrs. Lena Hanfield, Mrs. B. D. Ellis, Mrs. James Daley, Miss Sadie Dover, Miss Owen, Miss Nellie Wellington, Miss A. P. Caverly, w. s. Amison, Gerald Neal, W. F.. Mur- phy, Jim Carrigan, Miss Ida Clifford, Miss B. Peas, Miss B. Caryl, Mahlon Faust, Alexander Howard, H. R. Kibbie, Peter Broun, Charlie Welles, Gerace Rappaele Di Pasquale, Giure Stoiokoric, Sebastiano Toosinga, Di- jar Bortollo, Bruni Ziosrambat, David Gibson, Antoni Delmar, Antoni Row rel, Frank O. Cornell. call, held on Saturday afternoon, was we'll responded to by resident mem- bers and those out of town. The ad- dress of Dr. Coats of Hartford was full of help. Refreshments were served and social time enjoyed. At the annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society the following officers were elected for the year: President, Mrs. 1 Marc Hatch; vice-presidents, Mrs. John Wightman, Mrs. Asa Harris secretary and treasurer, Mrs. George Jenkins; directresses, Mrs. Henry Thresher, Mrs. J. B. Hough, Mrs Annie Connors; solicitor, Mrs. Thom- as Black; auditor, Herbert R. Wight | man. The mid-week service will be | held at the home of Mrs. Webber to- ] night. Subject, "The ideal Christ ! ian, his conservation. Leader, Mrs. Colburn. The pastor was called to his first parish in Sufield on the 18th ult for a wedding. H
 Staffordville