The Press., 1916-12-07

and bound over to the superior cour on charge of theft from the persol of an unidentified man failed to appear in court Tuesday at Rockville whel their bonds of $500 and $1.0O( respectively were called. The money will be forfeited and go to the county A similar case occurred two years agt when pick pocket was arrested at ths fair and bound over under $1,OO( bond which he forfeited These crooks come from New York city, and the state police have asoertained that both have bad records and have beer imprisoned several times for serious crime.
 Stafford.
 Regular meeting of Wolcutt lodge this evening. Election of officers.
 Lizzie Brandon of Hope Valley wat the guest last week of MT and Mrs. Jehn Bowden.
 Linus Putney has gone to Meredith, N. H., where he has obtained employ ment for the winter.
 Mrs. Laura Ellis of Springfield spent last Thursday with MT. and Mrs. J. M. Dimmock.
 Mr and Mrs. J B Hough and Miss Lucy Matthews spout the recent holi day with friends at Bozrah. g MT aud Mrs E 0. Pinney were guests of MT. and Mrs E H. Pinnev of Springfield for Thanksgiving. 8 MT. and Mrs. L. M. Reed and John ssllars of Union were Thanksgiving guests of MT and Mrs. F L. Upham.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell Colburn spent last week with their son, Geo H Colburn and family, at Burlington, Vt.
 Mrs. Ricketts and Mrs. Mary Sexton of Wales have been the guests the past week of MT. and Mrs Fred Dimock.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Roberts and daughters spent Thanksgiving day with MT and Mrs. Chas Anderson of West Suffleld
 ] MT and Mrs Herbert Glover and two sons of Providence, R. i, spent ' Thanksgiving day with Mrs Emma Whiten and Jacob Glover.
 Mss Della St. Marie and mother, Mrs. Augustus St. Marie, spent Thanksgiving day with Mr and Mrs Thomas Jenkins of Stafford Springs
 MT. and Mrs. H.C. Fisk and family and MT. and Mrs. H. R. Wightman spent last Thursday with MT and Mrs Daniel MaoCallum of Talcott sille
 Mrs Wm Murray and Miss Annie have been spending weeks vacation with MT. and Mrs. Leroy Thompson of Willimantio who h ve daughter, Roberta Ruth, born Nov. 25.
 MT. and Mrs. Farnum of Worcester, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. P. Brooks of Springfield and Miss Margaret Glover nf Quincy were guests of MT. and Mrs. F, J Glover Thanksgiving day.
 Baptist Church Notes: There will be fancy sale and concert this even ing from to 8. Concert, 10 cents Sunday services: 1O45 a. m., ' The Fourth Beatitude;" 15p. m. |, ' tChrist's Second Coming ;
 Among the young people home for sbe recent holiday were: Miss Elsie Phillips aud Miss Helen Wightman of Westfeld, Miss Margaret Black of Bristol, Herbert Phillips of Spring isld, Daniel Keefe of Hartford, Mathew Keefe of Millbury, Miss Ethel Robinson of Salem.
 The marriage of Miss Amy Viokers md Alfred Depeau took place at the Episcopal church last Saturday after loon, Rev N. W. Heermans officiating After short wedding trip they will i've at the brides home. They are we'll known young people and have inc best wishes of their numerous friends
 Miss Alice Griswold of Hartford lied last Tuesday in the hospital from pneumonia She was the daughter of Mrs. Hattie Griswold formerly of Stafford. Hiss Griswold had held an important position in one of the libraries of Hartford for a number of years and was greatly beloved by all who. knew her. The burial was at the Street cemetery, Dr. Adams 
 At the election of officers for the grange last Tuesday evening the were elected: M., J. P. Brown; O., G. H. Lord; seoy., Mrs F. A. Lasbury; Treas, Miss Mabel Booth; Sact., Mrs. Alice Dimmick S., R A. Booth; A. S.. G. D. Ide Chap Mrs. Julia Ensminger; L. A. s, Mrs. J. P Brown; G. R., Paul Booth; O, Mildred Webster; F.. Alice Webster; F., Edna Ensminger ; pianist, Mrs. Inez Lasbury
 Advertised letters in the Stafford post office: Mrs. 0 H. Thomas, Mrs P Lambert, Mrs. Nellie B Mum, Miss Virginia Fane, Miss Janette Morse, Miss Elmyra Noble, Jack White, Frederick O. Beach, W. St.. John, Querrti Giacono, Panciera Cotterina, Du Tose Teojo Lopez, W. A. Bartlett, Giby Brown, J. M. Champlin, Clyde Grafton, Jas. Neil, ". F. Ambach, Joe Stephenson, Joseph Usher, Frank Synnett.
 It has been suggested that our book lovers have circulating library this winter. This would mean that each contribute book or the price of one and have the privilege of read. ing in turn all books in the club. Anyone interested should leave theil names with Mrs. W. H. Webster ol at the post office not later than Dec. Is. If a sufficient number of names are received steps will at once be taken toward the formation of club, place and time of meeting of would be