The Press., 1918-04-18
sTAFFoRD SPRINGS.

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 EasArp Stat meeting next Wednes
 day Iti@lt Initiation.
 Joh Qninn. Jr, of Franklin NY eame for the week lend. VI M I'd Mrs B P Cooley are il Atlantic City, N.J., tor few weeks
 Mrs. e. B. Pinney. who has beel in Boston few days, returned hom Monday
 Ms. Robert Quinley has been guest of her daughter, Miss Nelli' Quinley, at Canton. Mass, for tel days.
 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Towne art occupying the west part of the D. E Penny home for the present, the house they lived in having been sold.
 Theodore W. Morrall left Friday for Saranao Lake, N. Y, on account of a slight pulmonary trouble Ht expects to remain there for several months.
 William Lindner of Grant avenue has rented the sonth side of the Kellogg house on Church. street and will move into it the last of the month,
 Miss Hattie Barnes left the home Saturday which she and her motheI have occupied for many years and is with her sister, Mrs. Frank EDgley, on Grant avenue.
 Miss Minna E. Nothniok and Miss Estella Bartlett. as delegates from the local Myriad Rebekah lodge, at tended the Rebekah State Convention in Winsted Tuesday and Wednesday.
 There will be a benefit dance fol the Stafford baseball club at St. Ed. wards hall Friday evening, with music by Woods orchestra. Ad, mission. 35 cents; ladies, 25 cents.
 There are B in this town who will be admitted into the Benevolent Protective Order. of Elks to k organized in June in Rockville, There will be 90 Rock file members.
 Mrs. \. l. Mitchell was called fo Manohester Thursday by the sudslea Ideath of Mrs. R. c. Campbell hel only sister. She leaves two data who have been freauant vial Sfe in the home of their aunt. s
 The past week was severe one for many. A great number of employees were i'll with the grip and some ot the factories were very short of help iu several departments, but with the I improvements in the weather most of those ill have recovered.
 Corp. Donald Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell have secured an apartment in Washington, D. O., which they will occupy May 1. Since MT. Mitchell was called to the capital they have boarded with friends as they were unable to obtain a house.
 Miss Marion Butterfeld has taken a position as stenographer in the office of the town clerk Miss Butterfield will graduate from the high school in June and this privilege is extended to her because part of her duties are in line with her school work.
 The following account of the Larned .Hollopeter wedding which took place at Merion, Pa., April 10th is from the Philadelphia "Publio Ledger": A pretty home wedding which took place yesterday at 6. 30 o'clock was that of Miss Marguerite Hollopeter, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William O. Hollopeter, and Captain John Hawley Larned, of the signal corps, United States army. The ceremony, which was performed at the Merion home of4the brides parents by the Rev. Robert Norwood, rector of St. Paul Is Protestant Episcopal church, lOverbrook, was witnessed only by members of the two families. The bride was given in marriage by her father and was attended by Mrs. James A. Emmons, matron of honor, and Miss Helen Gay, maid of honor. James A. Emmons was Captain Larned's best man. A small reception for the families and a few intimate friends followed the ceremony. Cap- tain Larned is commandant at Filing ton Field, Houston, Tex.
 The following books have been added to the library and are in circulation: Books and Persons. Arnold Bennett i; Observation, R. H. Conwell; Personal Power, R. J. Thomaa; The Red Rugs of Tarsus, MTs. H. D. Gibbons :; Honest Abe, 1" Alonzo Rothschild i; The Heart of the Puritan, E. D. Hanscom; American Adventures, T.. L. Street; Piano Mastery, Harriette Brewer; Life and Letters of John .Fiske, J. s. Clark; Life, Alt and Letters of George Innes, George Innes, Jr. /; Vagabonding down the Andes, H. 4. Franck; Pioneering where the World is Old, Alice Tisdale; An American Physician in Turkey, C. D Ussher; The We'll of English and the Bucket, Burges Johnson; Utopia of Usurers and other Essays, G. K. Ohesterton; The Secret of Typewrit. ing Speed, NJ. B. Owen; The Boys Camp Manual, Q. K. Taylor ;The Salton Sea, George Kennan; The Soul of the Indian, 0. A. Eastman 1; What we Hear in Music, A. S. Faulkner; Life in Ancient Athens, T. c. Tucker; Essays and Essays Writing, ". NJ. Tanner: Over Japan Way, AM. Hitchcock Mark Twain s Letters, A. B. Paine; Latin Amerioa and the U.. S, addresses by Elihu Root; Tendencies in Modern American Poetry, Amy Lowell.