The Press., 1913-08-20
HOME NEWS.
sTAFFORD SPRINGS.

John Burr is home from New York l O. F. Beckwith and family are il camp at Crystal Lake.
 The Red Men will hold their regu lar council Thursday evening.
 Miss Edith Weeder of Somersvill is the guest of Miss Mildred King. | O. F. Chandler is in Boston ant vicinity for two-weeks' vacation. l A labor day picnic will be held a Crystal Lake on Monday, Sept. 1st. l Miss Harriet Rollins of Springfield has been visiting at F. E. Fitzpat rick's.
 A. Kettle is selling out his stoch of groceries and fixtures on West Mail street.
 Arthur D. Johnson of the Ellii grocery store is taking two-weeks vacation. ..s
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Nothnick arr at Pleasant View, near Watch Hill fora a week.
 F. l.. Clisby of Parker, s. D., ii with his family at Orrin Oonverse't for week.
 Miss Mary Mccarthy and Miss Nellie Hassett are at Block Island fol two weeks.
 The Chaffee family annual reunion will be held at Evergreen Park next Wednesday.
 The annual reunion of the Holmes Cady association will be held at Orys- tai Lake tomorrow.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Ginholdt have returned from a weeks vacation in Boston and Plymouth, Mass.
 A meeting of the Congregational church committee will be held after the Thursday evening meeting.
 Attorney M. D. O'Connell returned Monday from threeweeks' vacation, mostly spent at Pond Point beach.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Perry are on their annual vacation, which will
 
 Mrs. Bridget Corcoran will sell her household furniture at auction on Sat- urday at p. m. on West Main street.
 Miss Dora Barrett of the Howard store is having her vacation, part of which will be passed in Spring field.
 H. M. Swartfiguer has returned from his vacation and will resume his weekly visits to Burwell's store on Friday. ....
 Misses Olive and Irene Higgins of North Ashford are spending week with their grandmother, Mrs. Chloe Spring.
 No services are to be held in the Methodist church next Sabbath, on account of the annual camp meeting on Sunday.
 Misses Ivy Eaton and Marion Lee were at Willimantic camp ground and at Block Island last week, enjoying a brief vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. Palmer Chamberlin and daughter, Harriet, of New Brit ain were visitors at A. l.. Howard s the first of the week.
 Peter Panciera and Domenico Tonon will sell twO-tenement and single tenement house on Holland avenue at auction on Saturday, the 3Oth, at 3 p. m.
 Rev. Walter P. Buck and the Misses Alberta Eaton, Nina Reynolds and Edith Adams were attendants last week at the Epworth League institute at Willimantic.
 Miss Mary A. O'Bryan of Ware, Mass, commercial teacher in the local high school, has resigned to accept 8 position in Millbury, Mass. The va caney will be filled at the meeting o1 the school committee next Monday.
 Miss Mae Chandler is occupying the Week End cottage at Crystal Lake for the rest of the month, ntertaining Misses Sylvia Clisby of Parker, s. D. , Laura Burbank of Springfield, Mass. , Sally Avery of Groton, Marian Tracy of Jewett City, Ruth Tiffany of South Manchester and Louise Beckwith o1 Stafford Springs. They are chaper- oned by Miss Georgie Beckwith.
 The All-Holyoke team was defeated by Stafford in close game at Hyde Park last Saturday, 5 to 4. The