The Press., 1918-05-02
sTAFroRD SPRINGS.

| son was DOTH GO ME huu b0 kes Edward Greene on Sunday.
 Miss Hattie Lee of Windsor Loess is home for a weeks vachtion. Mrs. Adrian Rock of Boston is spending few days with friends i4l town.
 Joseph Lazzarin is spending few days at the home of his sister D Boston, Mass.
 Miss Helen Linnell of WiilimaDs was the weekend anest of Mlss Francis Newton.
 At the meeting of the L. A. A. 0. II. Thursday evening 1t was voted t6 buy Liberty Bond.
 Miss Hazel Comins and Harold Comins of Springfield were home over Saturday and Sunday.
 Dr. John P. Hanley has moved lis office from the post.offloe building to his home on Church street.
 Peter Sena has taken the position of clerk in the Eaton Drug Uo., which was left vacant by Joseph Lazsarin. ,
 Miss Kate L Lord has returned to her summer cottage at Crystal Lake from her winter home at Pennington.
 There will be benefit dance for the Stafford baseball team at the Red Mems hall on Saturday evening with music by Woods orchestra. Admission, 25 cents.
 The boys home from camps over Sunday were Olaf Jensen,. Harry Wise and Elwin Preble of Camp Devens, Aver; Wm. Labraohe and Henry King of Camp Upton, N. r. and Gordon Charter of Mineola, l.. !.
 The dance at society hall last Satur. day evening for the benefit of the Foresters baseball team was well attended and good time is reported. Woods orchestra furnished the music. There will be another dance at Society hall on Saturday evening. May 11th, 1t being Forester drive day
 The Rockville " illimantic Light. ing Go. which includes Stafford, made a slight increase on rates on May I, as per notice in another column, by eliminating one- half of the discount now allowed on electric lighting and by making a proportionate arrange. ment with power customers. Fl
 Joseph Bruie. who lives in the west part of the town, near the Massa chusetts line, was before the borough court On Monday, charged by Prosecut- ing Agent ". H. Reed with the sale of hard cider to Dwight Howard on March 13. Bruie pleaded guilty and Judge Heald fined him, which with the costs, amounted to $27 O2. There were other charges against Bruie, but judgment was suspended during his good behavior.
 Miss Ma1anda Palshaw was married to Harold Lynch Tuesday morning at 6 o'clock at St. Edwards church. Miss Eva Gilman was bridesmaid and James Gilbert was best man. The couple then returned to the home of the bride where they were welcomed by large group of relatives. Here they were showered with confetti and later had a:wedding breakfast Mir. and Mrs. Lynch left later in the day for Orange, Mass, where they will visit a week with Mir. Lynoh's unole aud aunt, MT. and Mrs. Edward Har- wood. Upon their return they will make their home with the bride 's parents.
 Mrs. Emma J Walker, 66, widow of James E. Walker, died last Thurs. day afternoon at Rockville. Mrs Walker has not been we'll for several years, having had infrequent illnesses caused by heart trouble, but as she was always cheerful and thoughtful of others, saying little of her OWL suffering, only her immediate family realized her serious condition. Since very severe attack last fall she has gradually failed. For about fifty years Mrs. Walker has made her home, first, with Mrs. Pember, and after her death with Mrs. Pember's daughter, Mrs. o. F. Harwood, where she has been a we'll loved member of the family. It has for ten years been the custom of Mrs. Walker to spend the school week with Miss Grace Harwood, who is teacher in the Rockville high school, both returning to the HarWood home here for the week lends and vacations. This they did as usual, going back 8 week ago Sunday and her death following on Thursday afternoon was a shook to her many friends. Her altruistic nature and helpful spirit were an inspiration tc those who knew her intimately. She attended the Methodist Episcopal ohuroh, was an indefatigable worke, for the Red Cross and a member o1 Sabra Trumbull Chapter, Daug hterG of the Amerian Revolution The funeral was held at the home or Highland Terrace Sunday afternoon at o'clook. Rev. Thomas lyric o1 HazardVille, her former pastor, officiated, assisted by Rev. o. J. Aldrioh. J. Carl Converse, William Ladish, 0. F. Chandler and R. ". Ellis, accompanied by Dr. G. Perciva Bard, sang Lead Kindly Light and Nearer My God to Thee. " The friends sent many beautiful flowers including a large plaque of deep red roses from the faculty and broker shaft of Day Break pinks from tht students of the Rockville high school, l Theodore Winter of Springfield, + r.. Patten. F. c. Sanford, E. E Penny. W. II. Reed and ". o. LadisI were the bearers and the intermen was in the family lot in the Stafford \ SOFinos comafarv