The Press., 1922-01-19

The gray horse that has been driven on Lott O'Halloran's grocery wagon for a number of years, died Thursday morning. A few years ago this horse, then known as Charles Herr, was a fast stopper. and in his day has held more than one track record.
 West Stafford
 Church supper this week Friday even ing from 5.30 to o'clock.
 Ernest Neff and daughter, Maude Ernestine, of Monson, are visiting MT. 'Neff's sister Mrs. E. D. Ellis.
 Clarence GIazier, son of Charles Glaz- fer is- seriously ill with pneumonia at the Johnson hospital. His condition Is favorable ct this writing.
 Prayer meeting this evening at 7 o'clock at the parsonage. c. E. meet ing Sunday evening at o'clock. Sub- ject, "Do Christian principles apply to buying and selling?" Prov. 20: 10, IA ; Amos 8: 4-6; Luke G. 38. Leader, c. D. Glazier.
 Alice A. Park, Fl, wife of Charles Kellogg, died Saturday afternoon at her home on the hill. She had been in fail ing health for the past two years but Eabout Christmas time took decided change for the worse. She was born in Marlboro, N. Y, In 1895 she moved from Hartford to the home where she died. She was a member of Baker Chapter, o. E. S., and of the Women's Christian Tenn perance Union in which urer for several years. For thirty years Mrs. Kellogg was an earnest student of astronomy. She was member of the Maria Mitchell Astronomical association student of advanced and liberal religious ideas. Besides her husband, Mrs. Kel- logg leaves three sons, Edmund F., of this place, Chester B., of Westfeld, N. J., Frank M. Kellogg of Sum init, N. J., and nine grandchildren also one sister, Mrs. Annie Carter of Erie, Pa, and two brothers, John Park of Buffalo, N. Y., and Jesse Park of San Mateo,
 
 day morning at eleven o'clock in the West Stafford Congregational church and was conducted by Rev. F. A. Fuller of this church and Rev. w. o. Berck- Mrs. LaVergne Dimock and Spencer BradWay sang g duet. The floral offer ings, were numerous and beautiful. Del egations from the w. c. T. U., and of 0. E. S., attended in body. The re- mains were taken to Cedar Hill ceme- tery, Hartford for burial. Stafford
 Regular meeting of WolcOtt chapter, o. B. S., Thursday evening January 26.
 Miss Hazel Puffer has entered the train for a nurse.
 Frank Patten observed his S0th birthday Monday. He is very active for a man of that age and is daily I.seen about the village.
 Miss Anna Findisen is making a good recovery from an operation per formed at the Deaconess hospital, in Concord, Mass, last week Wednesday.
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 Misses Bertha and Irene Belcher of Hartford were home over Sunday
 Mrs. Rose Silk visited her daughter and other relatives in Chicopee Falls, Mass, recently.
 Miss Helen Hulett of Springfield Mass, visited her parents, MT. and Mrs. o. T. Hulett over Sunday.
 The entertainment and box social was postponed from last week Thurs day to this week Thursday evening at the M. B. vestry Admission 10 cents
 Mrs. Alfred Burroughs and little daughter, who have been visiting rela- tives in New York for a few weeks, returned home last Thursday.
 The Epworth League topic for Sun day evening at the M. E. church will be Methodist Directed Christian Ed ucatiOn." Leader: Mrs. VonDeck. Besides her husband, Walter c. Brown, she leaves her father and mother and one niece. Funeral services will be held today at the Warrenville church at 1.30 p. m.