The Press., 1914-08-12
Mir. and Mrs. Phillip Corbeille have

8 daughter born Aug. 6.
 There will he a meeting of tn
 Hospital aid society next Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Brunelle hay
 little daughter born this morning. Miss Ethel Moore is spending
 vacation at the Ferry Inn, Mashapaug
 MT. and Mrs. Anthony Adams hay,
 returned from a short visit in Ston
 ington.
 Judge and Mrs. Joel H. Reed anC
 Mrs. O. Fuller are at Howard beach
 Black Hall.
 Miss Josephine Berge of Philadel
 phia spent the past week with Miss
 Mae Simons.
 Rev. P. " Norwood and Theodore
 Morall are spending a vacation at South Hartland, Me.
 The postponed monthly business meeting of the Stafford Club will be held this evening at 7.3O, sharp
 Frank Sena, 8, son of John Sena, fell and broke his arm last Friday. He was taken to Hartford for treatment.
 Pearly Felton of Millers Falls and visiting MT. and Mrs Henry Roehm.
 The bridge near Smith 6 Cooley's has been put in shape and is now as quiet and orderly as could be wished.
 J Wasserman, through his attorney, is negotiating a settlement with his creditors, but no definite action has yet been taken.
 The annual farmers picnic will be held at Crystal lake next Saturday. There will be a shore dinner and the usual attractions.
 Attorney D. J. Mccarthy of Rock vile has been in town part of the week, called here by the serious illness of his mother.
 The committee on the revision of the premium list of the Stafford Springs Agricultural society will meet at the Stafford Club this evening.
 Lucius Smith and son, Harold, of Talcottville and MT. and Mrs. F. H. Aldrich of Hartford have been guests of Miss Mary Smith on Highland Terrace.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Wildey returned Monday having had for guests at Mashapaug over Sunday Miss Mary Converse and MT. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin.
 The annual picnic of the Danish society will be held at Evergreen Park, Saturday, August 15. From all reports it promises to be one of the largest in attendance in the history of the society.
 Mrs. Charles Fox and Miss Elinor Valentine have been guests of Rev. Marian H. Jones at Canterbury. MT and Mrs. J. H. Valentine and Mrs. Richard Valentine went down and brought them home last Wednesday.H
 The circus Monday proved to be the best that has ever visited this town. The street parade was an attractive feature and the performance at the tents was excellent. The crowd | attending was not as large as the | merit of the enterprise deserved.
 The Stafford Golf club has elected ;he following board of directors: Wm. Park, A. I. Mitchell, o. B. Pinney, ). H. Meyers, Fred Wildey, R. M. Fisk, Christopher Allen, James Shep- pard and O. E.. Brown. The capital stock has been increased from $1,1OO to $1O, 900 and the number of shares | from A to 400.
 Miss Agnes O'Neill and A. W. Turner of Willimantic were married | at St. Edwards s church Friday noon. The ceremony was performed by | Rev. Felix J. ON'eill, brother of | the bride. MT. Turner and his bride l were attended by MT. and Mrs. John J. Hickey, sister and brother-i law | of the bride. After the marriage | ceremony there was a dinner at the 1 MT. Turner is a retired busi- ness man and his bride has been em- ployed as a stenogra pher at the office of the American Thread Go. She has been Organist also at St. Joseph's s church, Willimantic. After honey. moon touring through New England by automobile, MT. and Mrs. Turner will live at 32l Prospect street Will limantic in a handsome new home that MT. Turner recently bought. They will be at home after Sept. l.
 As the result of a drunken brawl Monday evening, Oscar Hughes and Clifford Leigh are in the Johnson hospital. Clifford Leigh is a boy of 1 3, and it is feared will not recover. His arm is broken in two places and he has fracture of the skull. Hughes has dislocated shoulder and is badly bruised. In connection with the affair John Tremko of Ashford is held by the authorities on charge of assault with intent to kill, which will be changed to charge of murder if the boy dies. Albert POlster of Wilmington is also held by the authorities on charge of assault in connection with the case. Clifford Leigh, who is so badly injured, came to town Monday with his uncle. Oscar Hughes to see | the circus, walking ten miles to see the show. He was on his way home with his uncle and was going along WestfOrd avenue. when the affray | began. Just what started the trouble | has not been learned. Albert Polster l came along with his team, and it is possible that Hughes and the boy tried to get on. It is alleged that | Polster, assisted by Tremko, enraged ! Hughes and the latter was getting much the worst of it and the hOv