The Press., 1916-07-20

ing breeze from of a lake and
 soothing music of Victrola, Edisono
 or the like.
 Tpyes we meet: The "Unplaned
 Individual. There are many fellow
 knocking around who seem to be UT
 able to fit-in at any decent job. The
 belong to that class that come unde
 the designation of being all corners
 corners that need to be planed of
 Their friends hope that in due tim
 Experience, as a carpenter, vii succeed in rounding them out int such shape as they may be able t
 fill position worth while, and quit often Experience does that thing When one undertakes to put then wise to their defoiences and poin out that they will have to overcom this and that before they will amour to anything. it is generally the cas- that they will come back with thei views on the matter so as to mak one feel like remodeling their nose O the like. Hard and repeated knock by Experience seems to be about the only treatment that is conducive O. making them know where they are at Stafford.
 Miss Louise Suma of Springfield was the guest last week of Mrs. Johr Belcher.
 Miss Hester Walbridge of Ole Mystic is the guest of Miss Julis Loughheed.
 0 W. Lasbury, employed by Brown 6 Pinney, is taking his annual vacation of week.
 Mrs. Chas. Dimmiok and Mrs. Harley Dimmiok have returned from a few days visit with John Hodgson at Niantio.
 Mrs. l.. D. Smith of New London and Rev. F. 0. Thompson and family of South Norwalk are spending few weeks with Mrs. Thompson's unule, Arthur l.. Blodgett, at Maple Hill farm.
 Last Thursdays storm did much damage locally. Many trees were torn from the ground by the roots and dozens broken and twisted by the tornado that lasted but few minutes, but did much damage.
 Alexander Barrows, GA, of Stafford, formerly of New London, died at his home on Sunday after a long illness. He was born in Riohford, Vt., but spent most of his life in the state of He had a quite nature, a sterling character and was held in high esteem by wide circle of friends. He leaves a wife and one son, Leroy A.. and several sisters and brothers to mourn his loss. Two of his sisters. Mrs. James Burgess and Mrs. Charles Bunting. reside in New London. The funeral was held at the house yesterday at 12 o'clock. The body was taken to Waterford for burial.
 r Stafordville.
 James Rice is employed by Hiram Walbridge.
 John Morrell was in Springfield .ast Tuesday.
 Miss Alice Sharpe, who fell and broke her arm the Fourth, is recover. ing. ....
 Mrs. Carrie Royce of Monson was ;he guest of Mrs. Willis Beloher last week..
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Smith moved ast week into the house vacated by Arthur Bosworth.
 Miss Hester Walbridge of Old Mystic is spending few days with 'elatives in town.
 James Mclaughlin of New York is pending a weeks vacation with riends in Hydeville. .....-
 Mrs. Wm. Chandler and daughter, Mildred, are the guests of relatives in South Coventry this week.
 T. M. Lyon has made many im- on his residence, H. R. doing the work.
 MT. and Mrs. Dana Jaquith of South Coventry were guests of MT. md Mrs. Frank Belcher last Sunday.
 Heroic Bosworth, who has been pending a week with Mrs. F. H. 3allou at Union, has returned home.
 Mrs Fannie Childs, who was taken uddenly ill last Sunday, was taken Q the Johnson hospital Monday after loon.
 There will be lawn party at the nome of MT. and Mrs. Fred Bowden evening. Ice cream, cake, Ioda and peanuts will be on sale.
 Mrs. J. G. Rishton, who has been visiting her sister in East Greenwich, R. l., and daughter, Mrs. Harold Callman in Medford, Mass, returned nome last Saturday.
 Methodist Church Notes: The pas or's subject for next Sunday morning will be, What it is to be Sinner. ' Sunday evening the Epworth League opio will be "How can our league make our town better ?"
 West Stafford.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Jensen are spend. ng. two weeks at Stafford Hollow.
 Merrick A. Richardson of Chicago ,as been visiting his sister, Mrs. [anette Newell. Kilborne Newell of Cast Hartford has also been guest at drs. Newell's.
 Mrs. Bates and daughter, Miss Helen and the Misses Davis of New Haven have come to spend the re- of the summer at their on the hillside.
 A large number of Dimock Richard on relatives and acquaintances held