The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1916-02-23

r Adelbert Needham expects to r.
ceive a carload of horses Friday.
The L. A. A. o. Fl. will hold the
regular meeting Monday evening.
Twin daughters were born to Nj
and Mrs. Bartolo Bonelli, Feb. IA.
Charles Huntley and Miss Grett
McIutire were married in Rockvill
Jan. %.
Miss Bertha Gilman and Raymon,
Jones were married a week ago to da,
by Rev. f. ]. O'Neill.
Miss Mabel Kingsbury of New
Britain was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
A. W. Kingsbury over Sunday.
Work on the new worsted mill ii
now under way. A number of men arr
at work digging for the foundation.
Arthur Frazier has returned from
Bridgeport and has taken his old posi-
tion as automobile painter with A. E.
| Snow.
The dance of the Italian Tirolese
society Saturday evening netted a
substantial sum for needy local
family.
Miss Gertrude Fifer and Henry
Wenger, both of this town, we're
married in Rockville last Thursday
morning.
Miss Gertrude Bolieau underwent
an operation for appendicitis in the
Johnson hospital Saturday night. She
is doing we'll.
John Sullivan has resigned his
position in the new Ellis mill in
Monson and has taken employment in
the johnson mill
S. H. Mattesen was taken to st.
Francis hospital, Hartford, Sunday,
and was operated upon on Monday
for appendicitis. He is doing we'll
News was received yesterday of
the death of Walter R. Quinley, age
% years, son uf Robert L Quinley,
of Penacook, N. H formerly of this
place The body will be brought
here for burial in the Stafford Springs
cemetery.
A number of the bers of
Wauseon lodge, I o o. F. will visit
Rockville Monday night and witness
the working of the third degree on
class of candidates by Rising Star
lodge A candidate will be taken
from here.
The Choral Union is holding
regular rehearsals at the high school
every Tuesday evening under the able
direction of A. E Waite, and great
enthusiasm is being shown. There are
10 voices in the chorus, and every
thing looks good for big concert in
April.
A large number patronized the
pie supper at the Congre-
gational chapel last evening Cherry
trees, red candles and dainty silhouette
menu yards with the colonial caps
and fiohus of the mattresses were in
keeping with the Washington birthday
The masquerade dance of the
Teutonia club Friday evening proved
4 decided success. The prizes for the
best costumed lady went to Mrs |
Gertrude Wenger. Thomas Mullins
;ook the prize for the men in that
aspect Prizes for the most original
costumes went to Miss Louise Baladdo
md Wilfred Diokey.
Attilio Paspradi, p years old, died
n the Johnson hospital Thursday
right of pulmonary tuberculosis. Mr..
oaspradi had made his home with
his uncle, Lawrence Sartori, in Stat
He leaves brother.
Giuseppe Paspradi of this place.
Funeral services took place in st. |
Edwards church Sunday afternoon at |
3 O'Clock. Burial was in st. Edwards
cemetery.
A week from to night will be the
opening night of the Firemen's Fair.
which is to be conducted in st. Ed.
wards hall from March ! to 4. All
have been arrived at,
md indications point to one of the
lest endeavors of the kind in the an
lals of the organization. On the
initial night "a Matrimonial Ven
ure" will be presented by the Young
people of st. Edwards church;
evening, ga Pair of Burg
ars," will be given by Grace church;
md for Friday night the sketch, GA
oick ed.up Dinner" by the Methodist
huroh is carded. Refreshments and
other things" will be on sale each
vening. Thirty prizes of substantial
lind will be given to the lucky.
For the dancing of the first two nights
Woods orchestra will play and Lynch's
las been engaged for the last two
venings