The Press., 1916-04-12

Monday morning of cancer. Mrs Goodell was born in Ware, Mass. Dec. 25, 1856. the daughter of Mir and Mrs. George Armitage. She hai made her home in this town for man, years. Besides her husband, she ii survived by a son, Chester, who re sides in Mansfield, brother, G. W Armitage, who lives iD Ware, ane two sisters living in Massachusetts The body has been taken to Ware fol burial.
 Stafford.
 CARD OF THANKs.-I wish to thank thu neighbors, friends and members of Staf ford Grange for the many words and acts of kindness and flowers sent at the funera
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 RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT Adopted by Stafford Grange on the deatl of Sister Mabel E. Edson. | Whereas-The Divine Ruler, our Heav enly Father, has again permitted the ange of death to enter our circle and remove our sister Mabel E EdsoE, Resolved we extend to the fami- ly our sincere sympathy in this affiiction May they look for consolation to that source which never fails earth s sorrowing ones who look aright
 Resolved-That in the death of Sister Edson we have lost faithful member who for many years performed her duties as secretary of our order with fidelity.
 Resolved-That our charter be draped for thirty days; that these resolutions be placed upon our records and copies be sent to the family and The Press for pnb- I lication
 MRS. F A LAsBURY,) | REV I. P. BOOTH, Committee. | J. P. BOOTH, Austin Witt has sold his milk route to Louis St. Germain. l Harold Jenkins left the 4th for the Mt. Hermon school for boys. Mrs Henry Grundy and daughter are spending few days in Spring field
 Mrs. Julia Ensminger has been confined to the house for several weeks by an injury caused by flying shuttle
 John Berg of Philadelphia was a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs Herman Ladish in Stafford Village the past week.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will meet for work Thursday and serve supper from to 8. Hostesses Mrs. Thomas Black and Mrs. Monroe Wright.
 Wolcotr Lodge, F. & A. M. have purchased new paraphernalia, con. sisting of collars, aprons, charts. etc The degree of E A. was worked on candidate last Thursday evening A meeting will be held at grange hall Friday afternoon at 3.3O to organize a sewing club under the supervision of the local ladies. All women and girls are invited to attend Miss Estella sprague, assistant state agent, is expected to be present at this meeting.
 The grange meeting next Tuesd y will be the married ladies' night. A full program is expected. A shadow picture of all married sisters is requested to be sent to the lecturer, either before or at the meeting, as this is to be part of the program. As a result of the two entertain ments held this winter in Memorial hall under the auspices of the Pinney grammar school the teachers have purchased Columbia grafanola of F A. Lasbury. It was used for the first time last Monday and will be of much help and pleasure to the whole school.
 The superior weight and strength of the alumni proved to be too much for the skill of the Pinney grammar basketball team last Friday night, the former winning by score of 19 to 8. The line-up:
 Alumni. P. c. S. Decarli, rg If, Cunningham Sault, lg If, Ensminger, Webster s. Murray, c, Dobson D. Murray, If
 lg, Glover, Ensminger French, If rg, Pagan
 Baskets, D. Murray 6. Dobson 3, Sault, s. Murray, French, Cunning ham; from fouls, s. Murray 1. The girls game was received with the usual enthusiasm. the Hollow win ming from Hydeville by the score of 9 to 4. The lineup:
 Hollow. Hydeville. A. Lee, lg If, M Cunningham B. Jenkins, If lg, Vera Pagan K. French, c 0, A. Barsaleau A. Morenger, rg If, K. Bassette H. Higgins, If rg, M. Marohant
 Baskets by Higgins 8, French, Bar saleau; from fouls, Bassette 2, French. The basketball season closes with the two games to be played next Friday evening.
 Staffordville.
 George Sharpe and James Morn were in Hartford last Saturday.
 Louis Allard of Hydeville visited his parents in Wales over Sunday. William Smith was a guest of friends in Greenwich, Mass, oyer Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bosworth moved recently into George Moore s tenement.
 Mrs. Lima Booth is visiting her daughters, Mrs. G. E. Webster and Mrs. A. s. West, in Springfield, this week.
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