The Press., 1917-10-18
A son was born to MT. and Mrs.

A son was born to MT. and Mrs. Tony Ostroksi last Thursday.
 Mrs ". O. Mckenzie of Brantford, Canada is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Shepherd.
 There will be a meeting for surgical dressings on Friday at p. m. in the Current Events rooms.
 The Y. P. B. meeting will be held at the Congregational church Friday evening at o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Alex Gilman and son, Bernard, spent a few days in Norwich last week with relatives.
 David H. Shepherd has returned to Philadelphia dental college where he will enter upon his junior year.
 The park commissioners are having a summer house erected on Hyde park in the rear of the library build. ing.
 Mrs. James Mclaughlin is in the Hartford hospital where she had a cataract removed from one of her eyes on Monday.
 At the Congregational church on Sunday evening at 6.45 a lecture on "Wales and the Welsh Border" l" illustrated by 65 oolored slides, will be given.
 MT. and Mrs. D. D. Mitchell re- turned Sunday evening from several days visit in Brookline, Mass where Mrs. Christopher Allen is receiving treatment at hospital.
 James R Slye, the one-month old son of Herbert R. Slye, died at the Johnson hospital yesterday of acute indigestion. The burial will take place at the Grove street cemetery, Putnam.
 An Italian service will be held in Grace church Friday evening at 7.3O. The service will be conducted by the Rev. Paolo Vasques, who is in charge of St. Paul's Italian Mission in Hart ford. The entire service will be in Italian language and MT. Vasques will preach in Italian.
 At the Methodist church on Sun- day morning the pastor will preach. In the evening at 6.45 Miss M. H.. Wanzer, a returned missionary from China, will give an address. Miss Wanzer has worked in the same city as MT. Ward who spoke at the church a few weeks ago, the city of Foochow. Miss Wanzer comes to Stafford Springs on the invitation of the w.. F. M. S. of the local church.
 Thomas Murray was before the borough court Monday charged with assault on the body of Alice McLagan. MT. Murray pleaded not guilty, and Deputy Judge E. K. Taft bound the aoeused over to the December term of the superior court under bond ot $500. Not being able to furnish bond he was taken to jail to await trial. The witnesses were Hazel Schofield, Wm. P. Webber and Mrs. Wm. Mo- Lagan. Miss McLagan states that she and Miss Schofield were on the way to Miss McLagan's home on West Main street when they were stopped by Thomas Murray and a friend of his. Miss MoLagan struck one of them while he was picking up his hat and ran to Wm. P. Webber's home near by and MT. Webber succeeded in driving the boys away. The officers have not been able to find out who the second party was.
 Among those that were here for the fair were Herman Rawister, Jr. , of New York, guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Wildey; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. CleaVeland of Providence; Mrs. Emma Kuehne Vinol Uf Hartford; MT. and Mrs. Fred Meyers of Fabyan; J. T. Melbourne of Medway, Mass. James Fitton of Wollaston, Mass. MT. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds of Springfield MT. and Mrs. Hugh MoIntire of Pitts field, Mass and MT. and Mrs. Johl Heatou and son, John, and daughter Ruth, of Holyoke with MT. and Mrs Anders Jacobsen; Mrs. James Stretol of Simsbury; MT. and Mrs. EVal Booth and three children of Holyoke Mrs. John Speed and son, Fred' O Lawrence, Mass, guests of MT. am Mrs. F. J. Butterfield; George Braith waite of Uxbridga, Mass. i; Mls Angeline Sena from Newark, N. J. and Louis Fedler from Worcester Mass. MT. and Mrs. Philip Millal Mrs. Chas. Evans and Mrs. Wm Shuman of New York, guests ot MI and Mrs. Paul Genholt.