The Press., 1921-02-03
West Stafford.

ture pearl novelties later Henry F. Wright, 67, formerly of this town, who was seriously burned while tuilding a fire at his home in East Hartford, last week Monday night, died at the Hartford hospital Thursday night. The body was taken to Sufield, where the funeral was held Sunday morning. Burial was in ChicOpee, Mass.
 MT. Wright was born in Chicopee in 1853, and after receiving his early education in that place and Spring field, Mass. he went to Suffield to live, where he worked several years for Edward 4. Fuller and Frank Loomis. His wife died several years ago. At the time of his death he lived in East Hartford and worked for the East Hartford lumber and ladder Co. While resident of Hartford he drove Fire Chief EastOn's horse for several year,. He leaves several nepheWs and niecns, one of whom is Chester Wright of tlis place.
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 Mrs. Clara Fisk of Orange, Mass, is the guest of Mrs. Thomas Black
 Regular meeting of Wolcott chapter, O. E. S, Thursday evening, Fetuary 10th
 The Girls Sewing club will meet with Mrs. Sarah Black next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. Lena Westfelt has been i'll the past week at the home of Miss Han nah Black.
 Mrs. Nellie E. Welles of Wethers- field, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Cady.
 The Amazons," the Stafford high school play, will te given at Memorial hall tonight.
 Mrs. J. B. Hough, who has been ill- Q" the past two weeks, is reported more comfortable.
 Harley Dimmock has recently had electric lights installed in his house and Charles Dimock is following suit
 Mrs. William Webster and three children attended the funeral of her father, MT. Dimocka at Merrows, Tues day
 l yesterday from the Johnson hospital where she has been recovering from an operation for appendicitis.
 The Stafford Delphian Chapter will meet with Mrs. c H. Puffer next Mon Jay evening. Topics: Early English Drama; Forerunners of Shakespeare
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Booth, who have cen visiting his father; Rev. I. F. Booth, left this morning for their home in Tela, Spanish Honduras. L. ?. Booth of Portland, Me-, and F. L. Booth of Springfield have also been 'ecent guests of their father.
 StaffOrdville
 Q T Hulett and Philo West are on tle sick list.
 William Hammer has accepted employ ment at the Riverside milf at Stafford Hollow.
 The board of relief will be in session at the post office nextI Friday from 10 a, m., to 3 ?. m.
 Miss Irene Marchant has accepted a position at the Warren Woolen Co.,, mill at Stafford Springs.
 The Epworth League topic in the M E. church Sunday evening will be Mod ern Progress. Leader, MT. Williams. | MT, and Mrs. T. M Lyon attended the funeral of Mrs. Lyons cousin, Mrs Race, at North Franklin last Thurs day.
 Msss Frances Hodgen has recovered from the humps and resumed her dutie as teacher in the grammar school on M nday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tallman and little Betty Jones of Hartford were the guests of MT and Mrs. J. c. Rishton over Sunday.
 The fourth quarterly conference was held Sunday evening in the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. w. H. Bath district superintendent presiding, the fol- owing officers were chosen and elected Stewards E. Y. Fisk, c. w. Miller, H A. BoswOrth, 0. Hammer, Wm. Jewett, Charles Webster, c. F. Williams, Mrs.
 
 Lima Booth, Mrs. H. A, Bosworth, Mrs. G. w. Miller recording steward, Mrs H. BOsworth district steward, G. w. Miller, reserved, Charles Williams; com munion steward, Mrs. H. A. Bosworth benevolences, Miss Dorothy Belcher Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Lima Booth Mir. and Mrs. H. Bosworth ; auditors, Mrs. Dun ham and Mrs. Booth church records Mrs Lima Booth and Mir, Miller esti mating ministerial support, the board O stewards; church treasurer, T. NJ. Lyon bencvoIence treasurer and financial sec retary. Dorothy Belcher delegate to tho WIllimantic camp meeting, MT. Miller temperance. Grant Hammer, Herbert BOs worth, c, w. Miller; tracts, Bertha Bel H. Mccarthy, Mrs. H. Bosworth par sonagp anA furniture, the Ladies' Aid SO ciety to attend the layman association at Providence. R. l., at the annual con ference, April 9th, Mr. Miller, Nr. and Mrs. Rishton reserved delegate, Mrs Durham; trial of appeals, k. Y. Fisk trustees, T. M. Lyon, J. H. Mccarthy, E. Y, Fisk, Grant Hanner, H. Bosworth and George Miller. All reports show that the church has been in a prosperous condition the past year and much credit is due the pastor and committees. WELLINGTON. Robert Mersereau Preston has been having little stomach upset that the doctor does not consider alarming,