The Press., 1917-02-15
Mir: and Mrs. John Kane of Stafford
 straet are at the Johnson hospital.

Street are at the Johnson hosPasAA'
 Miss Tucker of Cape God is spend tug some time with Mrs C.2P. hodg' < ,on..
 Burt T. Eaton will move his family into the home with her mother, Mrs. Charles. c Ellis.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Valentine a-e planning to occupy the. bungalo" with her mother, Mrs. E.. A. Chap' man.
 George R Kingsbury, who has been i'll at the home uf his son. A. W. Kinesbury. for two weeks. is now at
 he Johnson hospital Withpneumopla His condition is now quite favorable.
 (Contributed.)
 Do the people of Stafford know that you have first class hotel in town and young man of ability at the head who is doing his utmost to make t better one of which you may De justly proud Why not show your ,ood fellowship in helping to make 1t a better one by advising all your travelling men and friends to stop over night instead of going to Palmer or Willimantio. This is g way to help build up your town and make a sue cess of the hotel. ., ~.<~
 *.. Stafford. " l Paramount presents the following features at Town Hall Feb. 10th. !A1- ] drew in parts featuring Pauline Fred erick Feb 2Oth, ''The Sewers" in parts, featuring Blanche Sweet. GARD F THANKs.-Iw wlsh to thank the friends md neighhois who we're so kind and thoughtful during the long illness | and at the time of the death and funeral uf my mother. MRS. FRANK THOMPSON
 Regular meeting of, Stafford grange next. Tuesday evening. Work in the first and second dergees.
 Frank Patten was taken to the Johnson hospital last week suffering | from gangreen which resulted from a cut on the leg.t
 Stafford grange is to hold Wash inqton social at grange hall FehJ 22. Supper from 6,3O to 8, followed by 1 danoing. Supper, 25 cents; ohil' 'lren, ] 5 cents |
 Baptist Church Notes: Subjects for next Sunday Morning, ''Christ's relation to the Father. '' Evening, "The lure of the present age. The Ladies' Aid will serve supper next. Thursday from 6 to 8 p m Host esses i: Mrs. Connor and Ms Phillips
 Alexander MacGruenther of Maple vile, R AS, who had heen em:; plnyed for about. a month in theI Riverside mill. fell dead Tuesday night after supper while saving wood. The cause of his death was heart failure The body was moved to Mapleville for burial : .e.* t...
 Much interest is being manifested ;u the play, Peaceful Valley" which is to be presented at Memorial hall; Thursday evening of this week The advance sale of tickets has been large The scenery will add greatly to the performance The committee announce that for the: dance after the play the charge will be twenty five cents for the gentlemen Woods or chestra will furnish the music. Tick cts for the play are on sale at the store of H. F Oady. In the cast as Qi, en last week the part Wilson. n waiter; to be taken by Sampson Mur- ray. was omitted. e..-
 Mrs. Mary Jane Lavery, 76, passed away at the home, of her daughter. Mrs. Frank Thompson last Sunday morning after long and painful ill: ness of four months . She was the widow of Barnard Lavery, veteran 0t the civil war She was born in Staf- ford Springs. May, 194O and with the exception of few years in the state of Rhode Island, her whole life wac spent in this village where she was much respected She had lived in the home that was so dear to her the paet Tty-eight years She was 8 member of the Universalist church, a ! faithful worker and regular attendant while health permitted. She leaves an only child, Mrs Nellie Thompson, and sister, Mrs. Emily Thompson. nf this place. The funeral was held from the home of her daughter last ! Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev O. H Puffer officiating. The quar- tet, Mrs. H R Wightman, Mrs, Janet St Marie, F A. Lasbury and M. Hatch | saug "Ne carer My God to. Thee, " " Sometime We'll Understand, 'sshall we Gather at the River " The bearers were H. F. Cady, J. M Wright, Austin Witt, James Lewis, F L Upham and H. M. Jenkins Interment was at Hillside.
 StaffordvilIe.
 Theodore M. Lyon attended the automobile show in Hartford Tuesday.
 Mrs. Lima Booth has been spending the past week with relatives in Spring field, Mass
 John G Rishton and Herbert A Bosworth have been confined to their homes with the grip for several days, but are better. .-
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert West of Philadelphia, Pa., ,wero the guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs Philo West, few days last week and over Sunday
 A~good number of the young people met at the home of MT. and Mrs; Frank Belcher and gave their. son, George, a surprise party last Saturday night Refreshments were served and the usual good time was enjoyed by all.
 Methodist Church Notes: The pas- tors subject next Sunday morning will be "KeepinR the Sabbath ' The Epworth League topic Sunday evening is "The Marks of a Christian Next week Thursday evening there will be