The Press., 1920-09-30
STAFFORD SPRINGS

Patrick Mccarthy has accepted a
 position in the Curtis wood yard
 Miss Della Moran of Monson spent
 the weekend with relatives in town. Mrs. John McLagan recently re- turned from trip to New York city.
 James Crapulli of Hartford. has taken a position in the Sanitary
 Baker shop.
 Work on the laying of the curbing
 in Gold street is progressing rapidly.
 MT. and Mrs. c. G. Gilligan have re- l turned from a weeks visit with rel I atives in Onset, Mass.
 l Joseph Lynch of Providence, R. l., is visiting at the home of Mrs. Nellie
 Lynch on Furnace avenue.
 Mrs. E. R. Brown and Miss Sophia | Brown have returned here after
 spending two weeks in Brooklyn,
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Salisbury and
 son, Herbert, of Jewett City, visited l Mrs. Fred w. Bates and family on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Leclaire of HarriSf urg, R. l., spent few days this week with MT. and Mrs. Edward Leclaire.
 1 Miss Grace Preble, who recently
 arrived from Scotland, is visiting at
 the home of MT. and Mrs. John l McLagan.
 Angelus Parazeau, who recently
 is visiting with his cousins, Peter and
 James Speer.
 | Mrs. Orrin Luce and Mrs. Robert | hoy fo 1 after passing two weeks here with l MT. and Mrs. Harry Mayo. Augustine Lonergan, democratic candidate for senator from this state, will give an address in Comique thea ter Friday evening at o'clock. The w. c. T. U., will meet next Wednesday at three o'clock, at the M. E. church, Staffordville. Delegates for the state convention are to be elected at this meeting. A large at tendance is desired. The body of John Brennan, 77, who died Sunday in Springfield, was brought here Tuesday morning for burial in St. Edwards cemetery. MT Brennan lived in Center street for many years, moving from here 15 years ago.
 A dance will be given in St. Ed wards hall Saturday evening, Octo- Der 9th, by the Humane Club of this place. The music will be by Woods Orchestra This club, which was only recently organized, plans to run several dances throughout the winter.
 William Collins, brakeman on the c. ", sustained broken ankle in an accident which occurred near the freight depot early last week. He attempted to jump onto the cowcatch- CT of the engine but missed and fell breaking the bones in his ankle. He was taken to New London to have the bones set
 Sunday, October 10th, will be ob- served as communion Sunday by the Stafford council K. of C. All mem bers are requested to meet at Red Mems hall before first mass and march up to the church. The council extends an invitation to all visiting brothers to attend with them.
 In the list of voters made as given last week, there were several errors. The names of Mrs. Minnie O'Halloran and Mrs. Hattie E. Sheppard, who were made, were omitted. The follow ign named as made should have been omitted. Albert Bosquet, Charles Bu- rell, Jr., Esther w. Eaton, Lillian c. Foster, TheOdOcia Reed.
 window in memorial to Mrs. An nette Colton, sister to Arba G. Hyde, who left the bequest to the public l- brary, will be placed in the reception room of the library facing the river. Mrs. Colton provided for the window in her will. A memorial window to MT. Hyde was recently put in over the entrance to the library
 Sunday will be observed as Rally day at the Methodist church. In the morning at 1O.3O the Sunday school will join with the church in Rally day exercises. Olin H. Clark of Hartford will te the speaker of the day. His topic will be "The Parable of the Nails Special music will consist of solo by Mrs. Ella Harris Mullen and cornet solos by Herbert Smith of South Manchester. Members of the Sunday school, including the Home Department, are requested to meet in the vestry promptly at 1915 o'clock.
 The following are the nominations for the town election to be held next Monday: Republican-Assess Ed mund P. Kellogg; Loard of relief, Louis H. Stevens; selectmen, William R. Preble, George J. Frazier; auditor, Herbert R. Wightman; collector of taxes, Patrick J. Murray; constables, Thomas J. Hayes, Archie Sanger. Irv- ing V. Reynolds, George R. Billings: registrars of voters, John G. Wight man, George Siswick; school commit | tee, Rotert w. Smith. Democratic Assessor, Arthur M. Cady; board of | relief, Henry o. Butterfield; selectmen. William R. Preble, David Bissett | Arthur J. Melbourne: col | lector of taxes, Patrick J. Murray: constables, Arthur H. Adams, Henry Grundy, Philias Taylor, Michael Cor coran; registrars of voters, Arthur H Adams, Patrick J. Murray; school Henry C. Fisk