The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1915-12-29
Fred Royce of Lebanon spent

Alvin Smith of Hartford came
home for Christmas.
Frank Engley has been spending
several days in town.
Paul Champagne is home from
Agawam for Christmas.
Borough tax lists should be handed
in on or before Saturday.
Smith & Cooley have added new
picker at the Glynville mill.
Ralph Lee was home from New
Haven over Christmas and Sunday.
There was a good attendance at the
Masonic dance Saturday evening and
a pleasant time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie A. Weeks of
Huntington, Mass are at VIM. E.
Whitaker's for the holidays.
Miss Maude Weeks of Greenwich
academy is spending the week with
her uncle, VIM. E. Whitaker.
The Past Time club will hold a
dance at Society hall on Friday night
with music by Woods orchestra
Attorney Frank Harris of Syracuse,
n. Y. was the guest of his mother,
Mrs NJ A Harris, over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Harwood, Miss
Grace Harwood and Mrs. Ell Walker
were in Springfield over Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Wood of New
York were guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs James Wood, on Stafford
Street, over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Sturgeon of
West Derby, VT, were the guests of
Mrs Surgeons parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs Stephen Pease, for Christmas.
Miss Dora Barrett and Edward
Barrett were recent guests of E. l.
Cady of Springfield. Edward Barrett
is remaining for time in that city
After soldering around on the
water topped ice for the REGULATE IN
time, Christmas morning, the Reds
came out on top with a win over the
blue seven, TO U.
Mrs. Frank Malloy, who has been
nth her husband in Atlanta, Ga ,
has returned to this place with her
daughter, Lillian. The climate in
that region did not agree with her or
the child.
Albertus NJ. Linn, who has beer
employed here for some time as a
loom fixer in the Rhode Island mill, |
has moved with his family to HIATT
land, Me-, where he will enter the |
clothing business.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roehm enter |
tanned at Christmas Mr.. and Mrs. |
Eugene Baker from Pittsfield, Mass.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Silcox, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Lindner. Mr.. aud Mrs. |
Morris Lindner aud Harry and Carl
Linder of this town.
The Bidorini block is almost COM
pleted. Alfred Bidnrini will remove
from his present location into his
new building about the first of next
week. The block is one of the best
business blocks erected here. Fl. r
had the contract.
The annual assembly of the Stafford
high school alumni association will
be held in Society hall on Saturday
evening After the business there
will be readings by Miss Ruth Dun
ham, reading of prize monologues,
stunts, music and refreshments to be
followed by an informal dance.
The Christmas music of last Sab
bath mornings service will by request
he repeated next Sunday at the
Methodist church, and the COM
munion will also be administered.
The special Christmas service pre-
pared for last Sunday at D O'Clock
was postponed till next Sunday at
the same hour. The Junior League
will hold a New Years eve meeting
On Friday evening.
The name of good old "Stafford"
has been occupying respectable
mitch on the sporting pages of many
Connecticut papers since this years
lair. The reason therefore centers
around a dispute as to the awarding
IF the Hall trophy to the New Haven
A. A. and involves Commissioner
DeRidder of Hartford and John G.
Collins as the mainsprings. The cup,
however, is staying where it went.
Amidst the back talk, ETC., in the
several papers is lodged the fact that
Valentine of this place has
been appointed A. A u commissioned
Tor Tolland, New London and Wind
nam counties Seemingly, stafford
Is not so small that conscientious
Efforts do not radiate and make the
big fellows feel the heat.
DIR. and Mrs. G. Percival Bard
opened their home with Christmas
,arty, entertaining DR.. and Mrs
frank B. Mitchell and young son,
frank, of East Orange, n. j., Mr.
md Mrs. Fl. b. Mowry. Harold and
Mss Helen Mowry of Sterling and
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Bard of Nor
vich. The doctor expects to be
ettled in his new office by next {
donday. During the past six months,
he house, which for over seventy
ears has stood on that corner, has
lost its identity and be- !
ONE uommodious, we'll appointed i,
adequate for a pleasant
Iume aud suite of office rooms. The
ear part of the old house, with it's
arious extensions, was entirely re-
moved and replaced by an addition
to the uprigbt, which it
onnects with a new wing running
oward the east. The ground floor
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