The Press., 1913-11-05
Carl Woods has moved to the Brown

Carl Woods has moved to the Brow1
 house.
 Miss Elizabeth A. Whitaker wa
 in Enfield over Sunday.
 There will be regular meeting o1
 the Rebekahs this evening.
 Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin was il Belchertown, Mass. over Sunday.
 John F. Carey of East Glastonbury was at his home here over Sunday.
 The Stafford Ministerial association will meet Monday afternoon with Rev. l.. B. Curtis.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Wagner were in Hartford over Sunday the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Fred Bartlett. Miss Elessa Caryl of Palmer, Misses Mary and Madge Mccormick and F. J. Fitzpatrick of Hartford were guests of MT. and Mrs. F. E. Fitzpatrick over Sunday.
 Four rooms are being wired at the High school building to be used for night school. Last evening was fixed as a date after which no new pupils would be taken.
 The school board has received the charts and blanks for taking the eye sight tests. The law requires that these tests be made by the teachers once in three years, and as the last were taken in 1910 it will have to be done again during the present term.
 The Hudson Garage company has sold a 1914 Overland to George B. Lord of Stafford. This company is making preparations for an active sea- son on the 1914 Ford cars. They will have the whole town of Stafford, Union and Wilmington for territory the coming year, and Charles E. But terfield will be associated with them in pushing the Ford. Their allotment will be 25 cars and the chances are that they will need that many.
 County Commissioners Vinton and Leonard were at the Springs House last Friday afternoon, but took no action on licenses. There is objection to granting so many licenses and the two members feel that a full board should act on the applications. The meeting was adjourned for a week in the hope that the controversy may be settled as to who is to be the third of the board. There will be a hearing this week before the supreme court of errors on the appointments of county commissioners, but it is doubtful if a decision will be handed down in time for the meeting of the Friday which is sched- uled for 1 a. m. at the Springs 
 Mrs. Marcia A West, B, widow of Mahlon R. West, of Hartford. died at St Francis hospital, Hartford, Sunday morning of cirrhosis of the liver. The deceased was a daughter of MT. and Mrs Daniel F. Fairman and was born in Stock bridge. She spent the greater part of her life at Stafforl Hollow, and her husband practiced law in this town. Mrs West had lived in Hartford ever Iince her marriage in October, 1882, | md was active in church and charit- | Ible work. She was member of the Jhurch of the Redeemer of Hartford, nd belonged to the Ladies'. Aid so- iety and the missionary society of hat church. She was also a member f the Equal Rights club, the W. 0. '. U. and was a director of the Pa ilian street home. One sister, Mrs. Iugenia F. Leach of this town, sur ives her. The funeral was held from I he Church of the Redeemer in Hart | 'ord Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Dr. John Coleman Adams, the pastor, and Rev. Ward West of Allentown, Penn, a nephew, officiating. The bearers were Fred A. West, Robert w. West, Clarence B. West, Rev. Will liam Ward West, Philo West and Clin ton s. Woodward, all nephews. Bu- rial was in Spring Grove cemetery.