The Press., 1916-01-26
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
The Teutonia association will hold
their annual masquerade ball ON Feb
10.
W. 7. Lockett, formerly of this
town, was here ON a business triI
yesterday.
An additional set of cards will
shortly be put in the Warren Wooden
company mill.
Mrs Charles Newton and Mrs. 7.
F. Mullen are spending few days in
Boston and vicinity.
The engagement of Miss Sadie M.
Rice of Worcester, Mass, to Louis
E. Chaffee is announced.
Raymond Tschummi of Smith &
Cooley's office force spent Sunday at
his home in Broad Brook
The Eastern Star will have a whist
party on Friday evening. Tickets
may be procured at the door.
Mrs. Harry Tschummi and daughter,
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guests of DIR Claude Tschummi.
Miss Zelma Cooper has resigned her
position as teacher at West Ashford,
by advice of her physician, because of
throak trouble.
s. Matinelli will change his store
from Furnace avenue to the store
in upper. Main street, formerly used
by Greaves s. Greayss.
The Pastime club will have another
dance at Society hall on Saturday
evening. The Pastime orchestra will
furnish the music. Admission, %
cents.
The entrance side plate glass
window of the post office broke last
week when no one was near it. This
makes the second window to "gu to
smash" in the same place in a very
short time, the first occurrence having
been brought about by misstep.
Current Events will be the subject
at the Current Events club next Mon
day evening. Mrs. O. H Moore will
sing. Committee: Mrs. M. A. Harris,
Mrs. J. O. Converse, Mrs. VIM. Nc
Culloch. Hostesses: Miss Edith Cush-
man anil Miss Florence Washburu.
The Daughters of Pocahontas will
hold masquerade dance at Society
hall on Friday evening with music by
Woods orchestra. There will be
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costumes and for the most comical
costume of both sexes. Admission,
% cents.
Court Oronoco, F. of A, will have
a regular meeting Thursday evening. |
On Sunday at O'Clock in the after
noon there will take place a special
meeting in Society hall at which the
Rockville degree team will be in at
tendance for the purpose of initiating
a class of candidates. All members |
and Foresters of America are invited.
Charles Mayo, who resides ON the
Macadam road, reports the loss of D
chickens from his coop recently. The
now hackneyed mo clue was found"
proved again to be applicable. Rumor
had it that VIM. Bumstead of Orcutt-
willie had suffered further loss to his
poultry, but when asked if such
was the case he said he had not
Deputy Great sachem Cunnelly of
Rockville raised the following chiefs
in Onneco Tribe, 1. o. r. M. Thurs
Gonhap, W;llSaYn
hill; senior sycamore, Edgar Young
junior sycamore, George Bertrand
prophet, Charles Cummings; collector
of wampum, Thomas Jenkins; keeper
of wampum. WILDER Alberty; keeper
Of records, O. Schmidt.
Division No. !, A. o. H., and
Division No. 46, l.. A. A. D H.,
had q joint meeting in the Hibernian
afternoon at which County President
Mis- L. Reed of Rockville and County
President DR.. John Hasset of that
city attended to Install officers. OFF,
GERS that were installed in the Ladies'
Auxiliary follow: President, Miss
Mary Hanley; president, Mrs
Mary Sullivan; treasurer, Mrs. Schrier
financial secretary, Miss Anna
Casscadden; recording secretary, Miss
Nellie Desmond; mistress at arms, |
Miss Nellie Foley; sentinel of |
Auxiliary, Miss Monte O'Connell. |
Installations in A. o. Fl. were t:
President, NJ. J. Burke; vice -presi- |
dent, Thomas Fletcher; treasurer,
B. W. Mullins; financial secretary,
Nicholas Ashe; recording secretary,
James J. Sullivan; sergeant at arms,
NJ. j: Ward; sentinel of A. o. H.,
Henry King.
Miss Celia Norris, 81 years old, q
long resident, belonging to one of the
oldest families in this region, died
Sunday morning in the Norris home |
on Westford avenue of pneumonia. |
Miss Norris was born in MoLson, June
%, 1884, and she came here soon
after to live For a number of years
she had been an invalid and she took |
her affiiction stoically. She is survived
by three sisters, MissesMary and Louise
Norris of this town, Mrs. Frank Eaton
of Bolton, and by brother, David
Z. Norris of Noroton. Funeral SER
vices were conducted at the home
yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, Rev.
L. Rees of the Congregational Church
of which Miss Norris was a member,
officiating. Two hymns, Nearer My
God to Thee and peace, Perfect
Peace were sung by the quartet.
Mrs. @. Fl. Moore, Miss Margaret
Cooley, ]. Carl Converse and @ Fl.
Moore. Burial was in the Stafford |