The Press., 1921-08-04
STAFFORD SPRINGS

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 Kenneth Sullivan is spending a weeks vacation in Springfield.
 John D.. Lee of Norwich spent the latter part of the week in town.
 Mrs. John Yare of Worcester was a visitor in town during the week.
 MT. and Mrs. c. R. Newton are spending a vacation at Ashland, N. H.
 Rev. c. H. -Puffer will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday morn ing.
 Miss Eva Schofield is spending a weeks vacation visiting friends in Ludlow, Vt.
 Miss Anna Kelly of Norwich spent last week visiting at the Buckley cot tage at Crystal Lake.
 Wilfred Sabourin has purchased a Ford touring car that is warranted not to stall going down hill.
 Frank Clifford of Haverhill, Mass, spent part of the week visiting friends and relatives in the borough.
 William Sullivan of Clinton, Mass, is spending the week visiting at the Sullivan home on Prospect street.
 Miss Florence Guilty of Springfield spent the weekend visiting at the Fitzpatrick home on West Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. George Davis and son, Pearly, returned last Saturday after spending pleasant vacation at Asha- way, R. I.
 Benton street as it leaves High street is being considerably improved, the roadway has been graded and a cobblestone wall built along the sides
 P. J. Murray and R. R. Murray spent the latter part of the week attending an outing and convention of insurance underwriters at Brightman's Pond, R. l.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hanley and daughters, Catherine and Margaret, have returned to their home here after spending month in camp at Crystal Lake,
 announce the engagement of their daughter, Anna May, to Joseph Will liam Stephens, son of MT. and Mrs. D. J. Stephens.
 The Misses Marion and Agnes Pari- zeau of Ludlow, Vt., have returned to their home after spending several weeks at the Parizeau home on Fur mace avenue.
 Benjamin Campo is making several improvements on his cottage on Brown avenue. A cement walk from the road way curves around the house and the interior is to be redecorated.
 The following sales of Government securities at the local post office for "a 0F T11lx ings Certificates, $20.90, War Savings Stamps, $192.28, $1 Treasury stamps $3.
 Miss Rose Billedeau left Saturday for Mapleville, R. l., for over Sunday and will leave Monday with Miss De- lia Dickey and other lady friends for Oakland beach, R. l., where they will spend the month of August. The guests that are spending their vacations at N. O. Wards farm, are Mary and Anna Phelan, Mary and Helen Mclaughlin, William Moore MT. and Mrs. Carlson, Mary E. Wilson all of Hartford, and Mrs. Justus B. De Witt of New Brunswick, N. J.
 In the neighborhood of 175 young men are representing Connecticut at the Citizens training camp at Devens Mass. Three of these are directly from the Springs while one comes from West Stafford James Comins France Denniston, and Joseph Lazzer. in and Myron Kemp are encamped al the training field for the month ot August.
 The funeral of David s. M. Kelloge was held last Thursday afternoon al 12.3O at his late home 369 Woodland street, Hartford, and at 2.30 at tho Methodist church, Stafford Springs Rev. John H. Jackson, rector of St Andrews church, Hartford, oficiateC at both services. The bearers wert Harry L. Burr, Harvey Dunlap, Basi Austin, William Gilbert, Arthur L Dimon and Wickliffe Buckley. MT Kellogg died at his home after brief illness due to an acute attacl of Bright's disease. He was born il Wales, Mass, and spent many year in Stafford Springs. He was mem Der of Wauseon lodge I. O. O. F., 0 Stafford Springs. He leaves his wife sister, Mrs. Charles Briden, and niece. Mrs. Herbert Coburn, of Hart ford.