The Press., 1914-07-01
StahnrdviIle.

We sincerely extend our thanks
 our friends and acquaintances for the sympathy and assistance in our recer
 bereavement, and for their floral tributes
 MRS. JOHN BRADLEY AND FAMILY.
 II desire to express my sincere thank
 to my schoolmates and teacher for thel
 kindly regards and sympathy in my rt cent trouble, and for their offering ( flowers. GEORGE BRADLEY.
 Ernest Goodell of Roxbury, Mass.
 visited his family on Tuesday.
 George E. Bradley has accepted
 position in the card room of the Nev City mill.
 George and Willie Bowden of Mon son, Mass. are spending two week with their grandparents, MT. and Mrs C.. Bowden. ...-.
 MT. and Mrs. Oliver Hewlett ant MT. and Mrs. Carl Hewlett of Holland were the guests last Sunday of MT. an( Mrs. Martin Brown.
 William Ryder has accepted posi- tion driving the bakery team for G. l ment with Mrs. Meyer. -'.'.-'.
 The morning subject at the Metho dist church next Sunday will be Essential thinking :" Evening sub ject, 'Preeminent wisdom" .a-
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will serve their usual sup. per Thursday evening in the vestry. Hostesses, Mrs. Chandler and Mrs. Bosworth.
 Newell Delp'lia has purchased the William Smith place and will move there soon. Mrs Wm. Smith has moved into the house vacated by Arthur Hubert and family.
 Archie Sanger, while riding on his motorcycle Saturday evening at very fast rate, met with bad acci- dent, his machine broke, throwing him some distance, breaking his wrist and causing several other bruises. He was taken to the Johnson hospital but returned to his home Sunday. He is able to be out, but it will be some time before he will be able to use his wrist.
 John A. Bradley, Sr, 67, died very suddenly last week Wednesday morning about o'clock. He was operated upon last November for ap- pendicitis and internal abscesses and had never fully recovered. He is survived by his wife, four sons and two daughters. The children are William and James of Springfield, Mass. John of West Hartford, Mrs. Lizzie Loshe of New Boston and Miss Alice and George at home. He also leaves one brother, James F. Bradley, of Lowell, Mass, and three sisters. The funeral was held in St. Edward's s church Stafford Springs last Friday morning at 9 o'clock, the burial was in St. Edwards cemetery. Those who attended the funeral from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Max Loshe, Jr., and daughter, Margaret, of New Boston, and MT. and Mrs. John Brad ley, Jr., of West Hartford, and M Messrs. William and James Bradley of Spring field, Mass.
 West Stafford.
 Miss Helen~Preston is spending a month with her brother, Harry, of Pocasset, Mass.
 Miss Lizzie Buck of Hazardville has been a guest at MT. and Mrs. George M Barlow's.
 Jack T. Lisk, who has been in Florida for the winter, called on friends here yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. George M. Barlow and sons, Claude and Milton, went to West Hartford to see Mrs. Mari Chase last Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Pease were in Monson Friday and Saturday as guests of their daughter, to attend the re- union of hat shop employees. Three pupils, Marjorie and Bernice Fletcher and Emerson Davis in the Patten district, Miss Edith B. Battige, teacher, have neither been absent nor 5ardy during the school year and are entitled to honor certificates.
 The primary department of the Center school closed on Saturday. the 2Oth. The afternoon was time of general merrymaking with ice cream and cake furnished by the teacher. Perfect in attendance during the term were Claude Barlow, Charles Bodner, Robert Greaves, Roger Pow nall, Irene Usher and Ernest Young. Number of pupils registered, 33; average attendance, 29.7. Ernest Young received a certificate for per- feet attendance during the school year. One hundred and fifty-five different varieties of wild flowers were brought in during the last term. Those perfect in attendance in the grammar school during the past year were Eva Danick and Ella Lusa. Perfect in attendance the last term. Mary Pierola. The teacher, Miss Jennie Towne is with relatives in Boston