The Press., 1913-07-23

f F. F. Patten and Judge W. H l. Heald have gone to Montreal t Edward Church has returned iron a two-weeks' visit in Suffield.
 Miss Rose McQuillan of Williman tic is the guest of W. E. Hanley.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs Peter Reynolds Monday morning.
 Miss Vivian Stark of New Britain is visiting the Misses Fitzpatrick.
 Mrs. George Davis and son of Mon son are guests of Mrs. Nettie Symonds
 Joseph Quinlan of Thompsonvill' is spending 8 two-weeks' vacation il town.
 James Sullivan has gone to Maine, where he will start J. D. s. in the races.
 3 Mrs. W. A. Bugbee and two daugh- ters of Cromwell are in town for g ' visit.
 Robert Tuthill is visiting his broth CT, Vim. Tuthill, in Hartford for a week.
 Henry Penny of Orange, N. J., has been the guest of his brother, Enos E. Penny.
 Mrs. Catherine Johnson of Hartford is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Wm. Whitaker.
 B. T. Eaton and family have gone to their cottage at Pleasure Beach for a vacation.
 Domenico Tonon has sold his in- terest in the Stafford House to Angelo Cosagranda.
 Miss Ethel Moore and Miss Alice Ray of Springfield are at Ferry's Inn, Mashapaug, for week.
 Wm. Hanley of the Hanley shoe store is taking his annual vaca tion and is camping at Crystal Lake.
 Rev. and Mrs. 0. H. Pnffer of Reading, Pa., are in town and will go to Mashapaug, where they will oc- cupy Laurel Camp until about Sept. 1st.
 MT. and Mrs Harry Pownall and MT. and Mrs. John T. Yare leave to- day for an auto trip to the Hudson river and points of interest in York state.
 Miss Stella Bartlett of the Robert son store is taking her annual vaca- tion. Miss Gladys Armstrong of the same store has returned from a vaca- tion in Wethersfield.
 Irving Hewlett, who has been en- ployed at the Garvais store since it was established, has severed his con- nection with the store and taken a position with the Ellis grocery.
 The Bishop Tyler assembly, 4th degree K. of O., held a meeting here last evening to make arrangements for the national convention in Boston Aug. 4th. A delegation was present from Rockville.
 Grace Church Notes: Services next Sunday, Holy Communion at 8. ! Morning Prayer and sermon at 10. 45. Friday, St. James, day, Holy Com at 9. The Sunday school will close for the month of August.
 The stretch of concrete walk on East street abutting on Judge W. H. Heald's property has been completed and is a fine piece of work A pedes- trian can walk from Judge Reeds residence on East street to the Rhode1 Island plant and use concrete walk all | the way except at street crossings.
 John Morris is at the Johnson hos pital and is in 8 critical condition. He has an abdominal trouble and a serious operation was performed yes- terday by pr. Mcknight of Hartford, assisted by Dr. Bard and Dr. Stretch. | The operation was necessary to save his life and if he rallies his chances of recovery seem good
 Monday was a busy day at the borough court. Vim. Murray was charged with drunkenness and was fined $1 and costs. Failing to pay, he was allowed to go on his own recognizance and by his own request was posted with the selectmen. Enos Scaife, John Scaife, Stanley Wood, J. Buskirk and John Young all paid small fines and costs for drunkenness. George Knight of Wilmington was be- fore the court, charged with assault, | and was sentenced to Holland for 60 l days. He took an appeal and fur nished bonds.
 The annual meeting of the Stafford | Savings bank was held last week and the following officers were elected l President, Edwin O. Pinney; vice. presidents, Joel H. Reed, Christopher | Allen; secretary and treasurer, Charles F. Harwood; assistant treas- urer, Charles F. Chandler; trustees, Edwin O. Pinney, Joel H. Reed, George O. Parkess, Christopher AL len, James V. Squier, William G. Ellis, Charles G. Ellis, Hannibal AL den, Charles B. Pinney, Robert W. Smith, Enos E. Penny, A. I. Mitch ell, Charles F. HarwoOd. The insti- | tuition declared 8 semi annual divi- | dend of 3 per cent. July 1st.
 Stafford.
 Mrs. Mary Shaw is the guest of Mrs. Laura Ellis in Springfield.
 Miss Helen Bliss of Longmeadow is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Edgar Swift
 Mrs. J. W. Robinson and daughter, Ethel, are spending a week at Block Island.
 Mrs. Jennie Hewlett of Hampden was the nest of Miss Minnie Hunt over Sunday.
 Miss Margaret Glover was the guest of Miss Hazel Oomins at Crystal Lake