The Press., 1914-11-11
Regular meeting of the Eastern

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 F Hans A. Hansen of Hartford has g
 new house we'll under way at Keefe'i plains
 Mrs. Thomas Ruby has been spend ing few days with her daughter i'll Somers.
 The Clerks won two points to tfIe Independents one in the candlepin contest last evening.
 There was large attendance from the borough at the chicken pie supper at West Stafford last evening.
 Miss Louise Webster is to take a lposition in the insurance office of Representative elect W. H. Heald She will begin her new duties next Monday.
 There will be something of interest for the members of the F. B. L., at their next meeting, Nov. 18 A good time is assured All members are requested to attend. .--
 Chester, the Swear uld son of F. G. Lynch, last week Tuesday, while climbing upon one of Curtis's loaded wood wagons fell and one of the wheels passed over his back. The little fellow was in serious condition for number of days, but is now said to be making good recovery.
 There will be a supper and social with entertainment at the Methodist church on next Wednesday evening. A program of readings and imper5ona- tions will be given by John D. Libby of New London. Supper and. enter. tainment, 25 cents; either alone, 15 cents. The Standard Bearers will: have a sale of home made candy dur. ing the evening.
 Joshua Larned of Stafford Street fell from the steps of his high lumber wagon in front of the Howard store yesterday afternoon. A passing auto made his horse turn and thus threw MT Larned to the ground as he was either just getting off or on the wagon. He struck on his back, get. ting a severe blow on the back of his. head. He was helped mp and was somewhat dazed at the time, but was able to ride home This morning he. is up and dressed but is quite lame5 and somewhat bruised. Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Stafford grange next Tuesday evening.
 W. $. Walbridge has moved into the house owned and recently vacated by J. B. Hoqgh.
 Lucius Hassen, who has Leen in the Johnson hospital the past week for treatment, is improving,
 The Y. P. o. U. of the Universa- list church will serve salad and bean supper next week Wednesday evening from 6 to Price, , cents
 Mrs. Cyril Johnson returned last Saturday from a few weeks visit with MT. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt in Bridgeport. Mrs H. G. Dunham of Staffordville is at present staying with her.
 Advertised letters in the Stafford | post office: Mrs. R. E Hare, Mrs Jotn Lugrath, Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. Jennie 4. Smith, Mrs. Jos. l Usher, Miss Mary Small, Miss Ruth Johnson, Miss Rose Young, Wm. Say burn, John Hukey, Oskar Carlsson, | Charles Caughe, Augusteen sicket, A. H. Brown, Ross di Nuocco. .:...
 Baptist Church Notes' The pastor was at his former parish, Clinton, over Sunday to attend the funeral of a son of his former pastor, Rev. Wm A. Bronson. The Rev. Mr. Ballantine occupied the pulpit very acceptably. The Ladies Aid society will serve the annual harvest supper at the chapel on Wedneday from 6 to. S. Price, 25 cents The mid week meet ing will be held at the parsonage at 7.3O. The annual meeting of the Ecclesiastical society will be held at the chapel on Friday evening at 7.3O. A full attendance is urged.
 West Stafford. .l
 Miss Wilbur of Mystic is visiting her sister, Mrs. Edmund Kellogg. MT. and Mrs. F. 2. Fairfield visited their brothers in Rockville on Sunday.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Geisler of Holland were recent guests at G. M. Bar4ow's.
 The Stafford ministerial association met with Rev. J. W. Ballantine on Monday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Glazier at tended the Sunday school convention in Meriden last week.
 Mrs. Louise Greaves of Hartford has been the guest of Mrs Henry Greaves and other relatives in this vicinity.
 Mrs. Carolyn Frodiveaux of Collins vile spent part of the week with her sisters, Mrs. Shearer and Mrs. -.t '---....
 The subject of Thursday evening prayer service will be, "What Jesus thought of prayer, Matt. 5: 5-l5, Luke 22: 39-46. c. E. service on Sunday at 2 p. m., will be led by George Barlow.
 Stafordville
 Henry Festi has accepted employ ment in Monson.
 Misses Arlene and Blanche Hammer have been ill with tonsilitis the past week.
 Mrs. Edgar Wilson of Westerly, R. I. recently visited her brother, Jerry s. Wilson.
 H. G. West has accepted a position as loom fixer in George Duffey's mill ;,,