The Press., 1915-06-09
Meeting of the L. A. A. o. H

Meeting or the u. A. "A. O. n ) tomorrow evening.
 George D. Neff of Chester has re turned to Stafford Springs.
 The Red Men have made a contract for quarters in the new Bidorini block
 Woods orchestra will furnish music for a dance at Wales Saturday even ing.
 Mrs. Ambler of Springfield is the guest of her daughter, Miss Alice Ambler.
 Francis Mullins, employed at The Press office, is i'll with mild case of Idiphtheria.
 Miss Marjorie Fenton was operated on at the Hartford hospital yesterday, for appendicitis.
 Chas. Bragg of Central Village, a former resident, has been in town a part of the week.
 Mrs. Alfred w. Craven and daugh- ter, Ruth. of Elgin, H., are guests of Mrs. Wm. Smith.
 B. P. Cooley has his new six-room bungalow at the Syndicate camp at Crystal lake nearly completed.
 Miss Mary Buffum and pr. Johnson of Rhode Island are to be week end guests of MT. and Mrs. O. R. Newton.
 Mrs. Sadie Smith of Springfield has taken up her new duties as superintendent of the Johnson hos pital.
 O. P. Hodgson is remodeling the Tuthill property on East Main street, bungalow style, and will occupy it in the near future.
 A forest fire Sunday between the Brooks and Union highways burned over about 75 acres of sprout land and did more or less damage.
 Seth Sohofeld, the we'll known dealer in fertilizers and farm imple- ments, had valuable Jersey heifer killed by the cars few days ago.
 Lewis Mclaughlin is confined to his home on Highland Terrace from the effects of an attack of acute Indigestion which he experienced Monday after noon.
 Meeting of the W. R. 0. next We'd nesday. Twenty of the corps went to South Manchester last evening as guests of Mrs. Jane Cleveland, and were royalty entertained.
 
 The Odd Fellows will have annual memorial services Sunday at 3 p. m. All Odd Fellows in town, whether affiliated with the local organization or not, are invited to participate.
 There are no new cases of diphtheria other than the two cases mentioned in the news columns this week. The boarding house on Furnace avenue where Francis Mullins is stopping, has been quarantined.
 The fleet at Crystal lake has received important additions. Landlord Koelsch has put on about dozen steel boats. Henry Marquette has launched the steel boat given him as a prize for catching the big seven pound bass last season. In connection with nautical matters at the lake it may be men, toned that O. B. Pinney has completed a new dock.
 Michael Swift, who was visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Louis in Palmer town, figured in an accident Monday afternoon of last week which nearly cost him his life. | MT. Swift made the trip from here on his motorcycle, and about 1 o'clock | Monday started for ride, accompanied | by Miss Mary Hubert The automobile belonging to Mrs. Wm. Burchard, and driven by Theodore Craig, was oom- ing down the street, and in turning out to permit the automobile to pass, the motorcycle struck a heap of sand, which caused the front wheel to swerve and run directly in front of the oncoming auto. Although the machines collided, wrecking the front wheel of the motorcycle, and throwing the riders to the ground, aside from shaking up the riders were uninjured.
 Stafford.
 F. A. Lasbury has been re appointed postmaster.
 L. B. Chase has sold the Lester Kemp farm to James Deliski.
 Chas. Fox has exchanged his car recently purchased for a new Ford runabout.
 Jacob Glover and daughter, Mrs. Emma Whiton, are visiting relatives in Providence
 Miss Josephine Newell, alto. and