The Press., 1914-08-05

Miss Mary Wildey has gone to
 Willsboro. N. r., for visit.
 Harry Day of Leominister, Mass. i.
 has been visiting his sons, here.
 J. R. Pease of Elgin, Ill, has been a guest of his half brother, E. D. Tufts.
 Mrs. Eliza B. Miller of Providence is a guest of MT. and Airs. Anders Jacobsen.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McCulloch have returned from a vacation at Cape Eliza. beth, Maine.
 Attorney M. D. O'Connell is away on a two-weeks' vacation at his home in Colchester and the shore.
 Mrs. 0. W. Comius has been the guest of MT. and Mrs R. H. Small at New London for few weeks.
 Miss Mary Chandler is at home for a months vacation from her duties at the University of Pennsylvania
 The baseball benefit dance held at Society hall last Friday evening and netted the association about $2l.
 Mrs. Freeman Gilman and son, Philip, have returned to Attleboro. Miss Eva Gilman went with them for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. OF. Harwood are at Blandford, Mass for a week. Mrs. E. J. Walker and Miss Grace Harwood are in Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. William T. Williams and daughter of Wolliston, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Williams parents M,r. and Mrs. James Fitton.
 The Hudson Garage Go. will receive car load of 1915 Fords this week. The company has sold an Overland car to F. H. Plumb and an Fillmore to E. A. Snow.
 The personal property of Mrs. W. | M. Sealey at Stafford Street, consist ing of household goods and farming implements, will be sold at anction on Saturday, at l p. m.
 Miss Florence Tracy of Manchester is a guest of Miss Marion Jones' Miss Tracy and Miss Jones are visiting their uncle, W. T. Jones, at Stafford Hollow for few days
 Miss Louise Gingras and Alfred St Germain were married yesterday morning at o'clock in St. Edwards church The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Anna Gingras, and the groom by Napoleon Roberts A large number of friends witnessed the ceremony in the church and partook of the wedding breakfast at the home of the bride. Both young people are we'll known natives of this town where they will continue to reside after the wedding tour.
 Mrs. Lewis Simonds, 7S, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Peter e. Gordon, on EdgewOod last evening at l. 30 from cancer. Mrs. Simonds was born in Hardwick, Mass April l9, 1886, and had lived in this for 49 years. Her husband lied about five years ago. She leaves besides her daughter, Mrs. Gordon, son. George Simonds of Hartford md 8 brother, W. R. Gardner of Ipringield, Mass. .- The funeral will @ held at her late home tomorrow t 1.3O. Rev O. H. Puffer will b ficiate. The burial will be at the J Hillside cemetery, Stafford. O. B. Gary 6 Son's large barn on i; he road to Stafford Street was de- troyed by fire last Saturday about Ioon. When discovered the fire had ! aimed such headway that an alarm vas not rung in as tue barn was out ide of the borough limits and was lot near any other building. It was ! large barn, but burned very quickly. 1t contained large quantity of hay, sstimated at about 70 tons, and was also used for storage purposes for and farming implements. The oss is estimated at about $5, 900 and was insured for about three e-quarters ,f the loss. It is not known how the ire started, but may have been caused by the hay heating.