The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1915-12-29
Donald Mitchell passed Christmas

| Mr.. and Mrs Harmon McIntire {
Hartford spent Christmas in town.
| Howard Penny of the University {
Pennsylvania is home for the vacation
The fire department will hold
fair the first four evenings of March.
W. A. Segar of Westerly, R. I
was at the Springs house few day
last week.
M. D. O'Connell has been spendin
several days in Colchester sine
Christmas.
DR.. Arthur Meyers of Mystic wa
the guest of his mother, Mrs. @. H
Meyers, Sr, for Christmas.
George Remmert of Hartford re
newed old acquaintance and visite'
relatives here Christmas day.
An addition to the town clerk =
office in the shape of safe in which
to file books has been made.
Mrs. Thomas Simons has returned
from the Hartford hospital in goot
health after her recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G Baker of Spring
field were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O.
B Pinney over Saturday and Sunday
Eustace Buisier of Pittsfield came
here last Wednesday to pass several
days as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Garden.
PuIvio Cossagrande, who was in
jured last week by being run over by
his home.
Milton Smith aud family of Will
limantio and Lucius Smith and family
of Talcottville were Christmas guests
Of Frank and Miss Mary Smith
Mrs. William Moral of Norwich
aud Sidney Morrall from New York
we'e the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
P Cooley over Christmas.
A stereoptioon lecture on "The
Remaking of China, " with IS colored
slides, will be given at the Congre-
gatioual church next Sunday evening
Barnaba Baccichetti slipped and
fell on coming out of the post office
lite yesterday afternoon and went
through the side plate glass window.
He was not injured.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Crane of
Springfield and their sister, M iss
Bessie Lewis, of Hatfield, were guests
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ". R
Morse, over the holidays.
Mr. aud Mrs Daniel Sullivan and
son, Kenneth, of Albany, N. Y, who
have been visiting at Mr. and Mrs
John Sullivan's on East Main street,
have decided to make their home
here.
To give an accurate account of
the damage of the storm here would
require considerable effort. The out
standing results were the blowing
down of many trees. a fence, and by
no means least, though last, the
vestibule doors of the hospital were
blown in. In comparison with other
places the damage done here was
slight. Frank Fitzpatrick says he
knows how much sand his newsbovs
have now as they were out in the
thick of the storm and came into the
haven of his store after having seen
that their customers were given no
cause to make "kick
Joseph Mihna, his wife, Annie
Mihna, and Jacob Zelonka, commonly
known as Jack Green, were before
the borough court this morning
charged with breach of the peace
The Mihnas live at Forestville. On
Sunday trouble developed in the
home The husband made complaint
that Zelonka, who is boarder, and
Mrs. Mihna put him out of the house.
Attorney Fisk included
all three in the complaint that the
facts might be asoertained and the
blame justly placed After hearing
The evidence an adjustment was
reached by which Zelonka is to leave
The Mihna home, and Judgment is
as long as he remains away.
The trouble arose over money matters
hat were satisfactorily settled. At
orney ". H. Reed appeared for
lelonka.
Mrs. Jane Parker Weeden, "a years
I'D, widow of James B. Weeden,
lied at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. W. G. Ellis, last night at II. As
} clock of illness incident to old age.
She was born in Lester, Eng, June
,, 1881 and came to this country
when fourteen years old. On Nov.
70, 1S49 she married Mr.. Weeden in |
Wilmington. She has been resident
If this town for the past AZ years and
| valued member of the Methodist |
hurch. Besides her daughter, she
caves five sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth |
'lingsby If HolyUke, Mrs. Gardner
Hall of South Wilmington, Mrs Anna
,. Whitcomb of South Wilmington,
1rs. john Taylor OF Pawtucket, Il. L.
nd Mrs. Frank Bowen of South |
one brother, William
Parker, of South Wilmington, a
Richard W. Ellis of this
lace, a granddaughter, Mrs. George
!. Gordon of Hazardville, and three
reatgrandchildren The funeral will
axe place Friday afternoon at the
uuse at 2 80 o'clock, Rev. W. P.
suck officiating Burial will be in
he Springs cemetery.
That entertainment of the Stafford
athletic association last night in
|omique theatre was presented before
large house and the variety of il!
ept the audience interested all the
While. Music, motion pictures,
eadinQ n Skit and a vocal celection