The Press., 1916-10-19
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|, E. u. DuTT IS III NoW 1OIh Ou business trip.
 All the present license holders have
 applied for renewals.
 A daughter was born on Friday te
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Sfreddo.
 A son was born to MT. and Mrs.
 Louis Melbourne on Tuesday. | H. M. Swartfguer, the optioian, will be at Burwell's store on Friday.
 Napoleon Gilman has sold his Ford
 touring car to E. E. Wilson of West
 Willington.
 Mrs Wm. Whitaker is spending a
 week in Providence and Fall River
 visiting relatives.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the
 Methodist church will hold rummage sale November 15.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Valentine are taking a ten days auto trip in J.
 H Valentines machine. l Mrs S. S. Taylor and Mrs. French of Newton, Mass have been guests of
 MT and Mrs. Louis Stevens.
 W L. Tuthill, who has been work
 ing in Brattleboro, has returned to his positio in the freight house here. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Pinney were in Wellesley, Mass, Monday to see their daughter, Dorothy, a student at Dana 1 hall | The Stafford Worsted Go. have started making yarn and are looking for employees in all of their depart \ ments.
 Henry Roy was operated on at the Johnson hospital on Monday night by Dr Alcorn. He is making a good recovery. Wm. B Wh'ttemoIe of Webster, Mass who moved from this borough twenty years ago, is guest of Mrs. l Calvin Rand.
 c B. Gary, who has been having difficulty in obtaining coal, has gone to the coal mines to see if he cannot
 emedy the matter.
 The District Deputy J. R. Hughes of the Modern Woodmen will lecture in society hall tonight at 8 o'clock on modern woodcraft.
 There will be Socialist rally on Haymarket Square Friday evening at 80. The speaker will be State Soc alist Organizer F. 0. Carebino. Miss Mary Cunning ham of Stafford vile was operated on for appendicitis Saturday night by Dr. Alcorn at the Johnson hospital. A good recovery is expected.
 Mrs. Chas Meyers is visiting her aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. Jerome Oroutt, of Bridgeport. Chas. Meyers will join her on Friday to spend the week -end there.
 At the democratic probate con- vention, held Monday, Lott O 'Halloran was chairman and Francis Fitzpatrick clerk E. l.. Burr was nominated for judge of probate.
 Tom Mullins had his thumb badly lacerated Tuesday afternoon while he was saving wood at Bert Curtis saw mill near the R. I. W. Co.'S mill. He will lose the nail, but not the thumb. Frank Silks son, Wm. Silk, had two fingers blown off Sunday by dynamite percussion cap which he ex ploded by throwing on the sidewalk. He is making good recovery at the Johnson hospital.
 Mrs. Wm Harrison and her two chil. dren, Winifred and Edith, of Woon- socket, R. l., are spending vacation with her parents, MT and Mrs. Alfred Sabourine. MT. Harrison, who was here, returned to his home the first of the week.
 The following births have taken place at the Johnson hospital: A son to MT. and Mrs. Chas. Powell on Sept 29; daughter to MT. and Mrs. John Ostranski on Oct. 1 ; son to MT. and Mrs Joseph Talamini on Oct. 2; a daughter to MT. and Mrs. A. Hannum of Worcester on Oct. Is. Monday morning at 9 o'clock there was double wedding in St. Edwards church, Miss Teresa Pierolo and Lorenzo Petterle being married with Miss Mary Maggia and Luigi Petterle as witnesses. Miss Maddalena Colomb bo was married to Agospino Guarco, with Mrs. Luigi Amprimo and Giovanni Guarco as witnesses. s.- Methodist Episcopal Church Notes: The subject of the prayer meeting this evening will be ''The Immediate Preparation of Jesus for His Ministry To morrow the Holland County Sun day School association will hold it's annual convention here. In connection with it the Help Bit Sunday school class will hold a sale of aprons and home made candies. Next Sunday morning the pastor will preach on
 'Put on Thy Beautiful Garments. ''
 Miss G. S. Beckwith and Charles Chandler of this town attended the ! wedding of Miss Marion Knight Tracy and John Robert Johnston, held in City Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Mae Foote Chandler of this | borough and Miss Ruth Tiffany of Yonkers, N. Y. were among the bride s attendants. Miss Louise Beck with was to have been one of the bride's attendants, but on account of two cases of infantile paralysis in one of the dormatories at Simmons she had returned home and gone with her father to stay at Crystal Lake for two | weeks.
 Stafford. Mrs. Mary J. Lavery is seriously ill.