The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1915-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs g. Baker of Spring
field were with relatives here over
Sunday.
Miss Catherine O'Brien of Monsor
has been the guest of MI. and Mrs.
T. Grady.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the johnson hospital aid society will
be held next Tuesday at 2 30
Miss Mary Gilligan of Pascoag,
R. l.. was the guest over Sunday of
her uncle, Christopher Gilligan.
The rummage sale held by the
Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational church last Thursday Melted
$145.
Charles G. Ellis is confined to his
home with an attack of shingles. He
has experienced much pain, but is
now showing improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Mullins
announce the coming marriage of their
daughter, Margaret Katherine, to
John Ferguson Yare on Thanksgiving
day A reception at st. Edwards hall
will follow the ceremony.
There will be a chicken supper at
st. Edwards hall Tuesday evening.
Nov. %. The supper will be served
from 6. 80 to 9 and there will be
dancing from 8 to H. Adult tickets.
including supper and dance will be RS
cents, and ohildren's tickets, 90 cents.
The wnman's Guild of Grace
church will hold rummage sale
Wednesday, Nov. IT, in the guild
room of the church.. The doors will
be opened at 30. Anyone having
articles to contribute will please bring
them to the guild room Tuesday after
noon.
The following is the high school
honor list for October: Juniors =
Mable Colburn, Esther Warren, Maude
Cummiskey, Elizabeth Cunningham.
Alice Garden, Marie Mullins. Sophie
mores-Linda Mitchell, Edith Tonon.
Thomas Frazier. Freshmen = Gwyueth
Rees, Ronald Mitchell, Florina
Tonon, Agnes Cunningham. Albert
Hsjosy, Ruth Chaplin.
Bert T. Eaton cut his foot badly
last Saturday while working on sled
near his sawmill He struck into
stick of rock maple and the axe went
through making severe cash on the
upper part of the left foot. He
pluckily bound it up as best he could
himself and drove to town in his auto
for medical assistance. 1t took five
stitches to close the wound He is
around town on crutohes, but it will
be several weeks before he makes a
complete recovery.
DR.. james Stretch is to leave town
in the near future and locate in Sims
bury. The doctor has been very
busy and useful citizen of this COM
munity for the past fourteen years
His patients will lose trusted
friend as we'll as physician and there
will be much regret outside of his
practice as his clean and manly
qualities have won him a large
measure of respect and esteem from
those with whom he has come in con-
tact locally. He has large practice
in town, but the opening at Simsbury |
seems desirable one and he has de-
cided to give it trial He bought |
the practice of DR.. Daniel Sullivan
about fourteen years ago when the
latter located in New London. Mrs.
Stretch's friends regret that she is to
leave her native town, where she has
been deservedly popular in social
activities She has been an en-
thusiastic member of the Country |
club and has served frequently on the |
ladies' committee. Best wishes are
to them both.
Grace Church Noees.
All members of the parish are in.
vited to a reception in honor of the |
Suffragan Bishop in the guild room,
Saturday evening from to 10. Sun.
day morning the bishop will celebrate
the Holy communion at 8. Morning |
service with confirmation and sermon
by the bishop at 10. 80. Evening |
prayer and short address at 6 As. G.
F. S meeting Thursday evening with
Miss Katherine Smith.