The Press., 1913-09-24
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

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 W. R. c. meeting and inspection next week Wednesday.
 Miss Mary Converse is with Mrs Roger Grant in Hartford.
 :. Regular meeting of the EasterI Star will be held this evening. | Woods orchestra will ~' furnish music for dance at Wales Saturday night.
 Mrs. w. M. Crawford of Spring field is with her daughter, Mrs. Johr Foster.
 Miss Sadie Comins was with Mrs. J. A. Simpson in Orange, Mass, 6 few days last week.
 MT. and Mrs. O. L. Rundlett oi Worcester have been guests of MT. and Mrs John Foster.
 Miss G. s. Beckwith will have her millinery opening Friday and Saturday of this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Lucius Smith and son of TalcOttville were guests of Mrs. Charles Smith over Sunday.
 Miss Stella Bartlett, who has been i'll most of the summer, has returned to the Robertson store and will act as cashier.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society will be held next week Friday at B o'clock in the Congrega- tional chapel.
 Miss E. T. Russell has the an- nouncements out for her fall and winter millinery opening. to be held Friday and Saturday of this week.
 Mrs. Carrie Needham entertained her Sunday school class of boys at her home on Gold street last Saturday. Outdoor sports were enjoyed and re- treatments were served.
 Mrs. A. Mentzer of Village Hill sold her farm last week to Andrew Cha of Moose Meadow. Mrs. Mentzer intends to make her home at the Springs for the present.
 Gary Bros. have sold a building on WestfOrd avenue to Peter J. Brown of West Stafford, to be used as a laundry Alterations are being made on the building to fit it for the new business.
 Miss Aurelia Tellier and Archibald Ramsey were married yesterday morn ing in St. Edwards church at 8 o'clock. Miss Vina Ramsey, sister of the groom, and Philip Croteau were the attendants.
 The L.. A. A. O. H. will hold a private social Friday evening in So- ciety hall. All members are request ed to be present. The harvest social, which was announced last week for Friday evening, has been postponed until later date.
 Miss Mary Wildey starts tomorrow ; for Rochester, N. Y, to spend Sum- day, and on Monday will go to De- troit, Mich. For a few weeks she will be the guest of Mrs. Ellora Mix Hollister there, then visiting a school
  turning home for Thanksgiving.
 A Holy Name society will be or ganized for St. Edwards parish next week Wednesday evening. Rev. Ed ward M. Hayes will preach the sermon in English, and make appropriate re- marks in French and Italian. The object of the society is to discourage profanity and to promote greater re- spect for the name of God.
 Fred Novogroski of the Modern Clothing company, who is to be eEioted from the Foster block, starts on Saturday morning a closing -out sale MT. Novogroski has ten days to make the sale. He has not yet decided what he will do after the sale. He has two chances out of town under consideration. hut cannot at present announce his plans.
 :. Grace Church Notes: Services as usual on Sunday. Monday, s. Michael and All Angels, Holy Communion at @ o'clock. This will be a corporate celebration for the women workers sof the parish, with intersections for smissions. The annual meetings of the Woman's Auxiliary. (missionary), ), and .of the Woman's Guild will be held this week Friday at p. m. with sdrs. Noel M. Pease.
 William Alonzo Patten, 80, died at the Johnson hospital Tuesday morn- ing after long illness of heart failure and weakness incident to old age. Mr. Patten had been in failing health for a year or more, but his condition did not become serious until about a week ago, when he was taken to the hos pital. The deceased was a native of Somers and was born there in June, 1888. He spent his early years in Somers, going from there to West Stafford and later moved to the bor- ough, where he has resided about 14 years. He was a carpenter by tEade, but had lived retired for number of years. His wife survives him, al MFR Robert H. Small of New London, and a grandson, Law yer H. P. Small of Springfield. The Funeral will be held from his late home on Prospect street Friday after noon at 1 o'clock, Rev. L. Rees .offici- ating.