The Press., 1913-06-11

mission, 40 cents. -o+n I MT. and Mrs. George Olds and daughter of Mansfield were the guests over Sunday of Mrs. Melissa Burley,
 At the grange meeting held last i Tuesday evening meeting was called for next Tuesday evening, when the ! first and second degrees will be worked.
 1 Universalist Church Notes: Sunday will be children's s day. At the morn- ing service there will be baptism, with sermon to children. The Young Peoples Christian Union meeting will be omitted Sunday school con- cert at p. m.
 | Mrs. Wallace Jones returned Sunday from Dr. Smiths hospital in Hart ford, where she underwent a serious operation four weeks ago. Her re- covery was rapid and her many friends hope she will soon be restored to her usual health.
 Miss Mary Wildey is a guest of her aunt, Miss Harriett Wildey, at Cort- land, N. Y. On Saturday she will join the Dr. Barton family at Ithaca, N. Y., to be present at the commence ment of Cornell university, from | which Phillip Barton will graduate.
 E.. R. Carpenter and daughter, Louise, of Collingwood, Canada, and
 his son, Stanley R. Carpenter, deputy minister of public works of Regina,
 Miss Louise Richmond of Philadelphia and Mrs. Grace Hener of New York were guests recently of Mrs. Emily M. Goodell. ....-..-. l Advertised letters: Mrs. Louisa Hilton, Mrs. S G. Horton, Mrs. Eva King, Miss Julia Regan, Miss Tessie
 Win, Miss Gagon, Charles Axtell, ! lDomonick Petrizzo, Nelson Pellerin, Louis Campoux, Ernest Berry, M. J. Couglin, Silvio Bruno, Anostazya Kovin, Chas. B. Piencrytowski, Gull.
 10 Pillegrin, Domenic Merlo, Gamla ' Aristisce ?, Jan Jauniveki, Tafia Syrka, Jusman Dumeumio.
 ! Baptist Notes: The Christian En- deavor topic tonight, ''Seek peace and pursue it," Peter 3: SIS. Mrs.
 Black, leader. A social is to be held Friday evening at 7. 30, in charge of the social committee of the Endeavo1 society. All are cordially invited. Home made candy will be for sale. The evangelistic committee of the churches will hold a union service
 with us Sunday evening, June g, at 7.15.
 A band concert was given by Oiti- zens' band, F. G. Lynch leader, last I Sunday afternoon at the home of H. G. Pero for the benefit of his son, Richard, who is convalescing from 8 severe attack of acute Bright's dis ease The concert was greatly enjoyed by the whole village as we'll as Mir. and Mrs. Pero and family, as the place is an ideal spot for a concert of this kind With the material in Stafford it seems pity that we do not have more band concerts.
 Oscar E. Findeisen, A, a resident of this place when young man, died at New Bedford, Mass, June 2. He was a florist, making pansies a spec ialty, and having good business near a cemetery at New Bedford. The fu- neral was held at the home of his sis ter, Mrs. J. P. Brown, Tuesday, June 10, Rev. Wm. B. Gaskin officiating. Mrs. H. F. Cady and Mrs. H. R. Wightmal sang "Nearer My Home'' and Beyond. A poem, 'Pansies, !" composed by MT. Findeisen, was read during the service. There were many beautiful floral pieces, several being of pansies, this being his favorite flower. A bushel of pansies, brought from his own greenhouses, was thrown upon the casket after it was lowered to it's last resting place in the family lot in the Stafford Springs cemetery. He leaves, besides his wife, one son, Oscar, ten years old, mother, Mrs. Kate Findelsen, brother, J. G. Fin deisen of Springfield, and three sisters, Miss Clara of Springfield, Mrs. J. P. Brown and Mrs. T. W. Brown of this place.
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 MT. and Mrs. Pietro Truro have a daughter born Monday. -..-..,
 Mrs. o. M. Hill is ill at the hom e of her daughter, Mrs. T. M. Lyon. O. F. Williams is moving this week ' into Alba Perkins basement tenement
 MT. and Mrs. John Rishton were , the guests of Rev. Miss Jones in Hart ford last Thursday. ... .... Mrs. O. O.. Fogg of Koyalston, Mass, arrived in town last week for : her summer vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Henderson have moved into the tenement vacated by Mrs. F. J. Young and family. MT. and Mrs. Clemenee Clark and two children and MT. and Mrs. Wheeler and children of Hartford were guests over Sunday of Mrs. H. G. Dun- ham.
 Misses Mande Smith and Pearl Han- !, ner, and Allison Lyon visited Miss Leila Bowden in Hartford last Sunday, making the trip in MT. Lyons auto mobile. i
 Alden Williams, 80. died suddenly !! of heart failure in Wales last Satur. day morning. His body was brought here for burial in the staffordville {, cemetery last Monday. The amount received from the en. tertainment held in the Congrega, tional church for the benefit of the street eleet1ic lights was $23, instead of $33 as stated in last weeks Press. Rev. W. D. Hamilton, Monday anG