The Press., 1922-08-24

III IaiI,-,, ruie Co 21tf Miss Kina Kaddy of Boston is visit ing at the home of Mrs. Evelyn kaddy' Joseph Quinn and Francis Adams are spending two weeks at Crystal Lake. Hobart siswick of Old Mystic is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Louls H. Stevens.
 Services will be omitted at the M: E church next Sunday on account oI the camp meeting at Willimantlc
 Mrs. W. H. Cooley, Dr. and Mrs. C. B Tschummi have returned rom weeks stay at Marblehead, Mass.
 MT and Mrs. Carl Mullins of Hart ford have been visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs Bernard Mullins on High street.
 Miss Dorothy Stevens has returned in her home here after six weeks at the Marine Biological LaDoFdIory' Woods Hole, Mass.
 MT and Mrs. F.. B. Engley and children of BlackwoOd, N. J., have keen visiting at the home of MT. En- gley's parents on Grant avenue.
 Louis Baldrachi and Peter Carocarl have formed a company and nave fought out the interest or Harry MaI koff in the MarkOff grocery and mar ket.
 Several girl friends of Miss Helen Fitzpatrick gave her miscellaneous shower at the home of Miss Mary Han ley in Orcutts last Thursday eVehlhs' Many useful and pretty gifts were pre-
 O., Harry Bradley has resumed ms duties in the Ellis grocery after spend ing a weeks vacation at the Whitaker ramn at Lake George, Wales. Ray uOnd Pease substituted for him at the Ellis grocery.
 Miss Stella Bartlett. who was inJur- ed in an autOmOl ile accident at Pal ncr last week Monday morning, has so far recovered from the shock and ruises that she has gone for Vlsit rgith her l rother. John Bartlett. and family in Hartford.
 The Stafford Merchants will hold their fifth semi-annual Dollar day next Saturday. This will be splendid Op- porrunity to get bargains and it is ex- Dected that a large number Of people will come here from the surrounding towns.
 The Stafford Golf club expect the South Manchester golf team Saturday for a match on the local links. Lunch con will be served by the following committee. Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin, Hiss Dorothy Pinney, Mrs. F. c. Luce, Miss Clara Hall. Mrs. J. H. Valentine and Miss Elinor Valentine. Prepara- tions has been made for all members who wish to have supper.
 The culvert on the trolley line about a half mile west of the fair grounds which was first damaged by a cloud burst a month ago. fell in during one of the heavy rainstOrms last week. It had been repaired since the first storm which washed away much of the sand about the cement wall, but last week the two walls caved in toward each other, so it will now take some time to repair the damage.
 Rev. F. w. ThOlen preached last Sunday morning at the Orcutts Gospel Services on God, Healer of Body and Soul" Next Sunday there will be preaching at 1O.3O a. m. At 4.30 p. m the bible school lesson, Nehemiah Prayer, as found in Neh. l, will be studied This weeks cottage prayer meeting was held at the home of Fred Rand. At 730 D. m. next Wednesday one will be held at the home of A. F. Spellman.
 A republican caucus will be held next Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock at borough hall to elect delegates to the republican state convention tC be held in New Haven, September 12tf and 18th, for the nomination of can didates for state officers and senator in congress. Also for the purpose o electing delegates to the republican congressional, senatorial, county ant probate conventions, and town com mittees for the ensuing two years.
 Miss Mary E. Smith, Frank Smitl and their nephews, Kenneth and liar old Smith, with Mrs, G. RaymOn TOwne and her nephew, Wilbur Bent ley of Canaan, left town Monday t spend a week at Pleasure Beach, Wa terford. G. Raymond Towne will jOi them for the weekend. Unfortunate ly Harold Smith, who has greatly an ticipated his visit to the shore, wa obliged to return home, Wednesday An injury to a hand, last week, ha proved very painful. making his re turn seem advisable.
 Lawyer Patrick J. Danahey, AZ, die at his home in Willimantic early Tues day morning. He practiced law i this borough for few years. about years ago. Attorney Danahey was democrat, but never held political oi flee other than being a member of hi ward committee at times. He was member of the Windham County ba and at times assisted States Attorne Charles D. Searls in handling of case! He leaves his wife and one son, CalVi Danahey. The funeral was held frol the house to-day at S.3O o'clock wit requiem high mass at St. Joseph church at g o'clock. Interment wa in St. JOseph's cemetery
 The friends of Carl Peters, who wa born in this town. and moved to Nol wich about ten years ago, will be ir terested in the following from tn New London Day: Miss Katherin Perry. daughter of Arthur L. Perry Westerly, was rescued from drownin at Weekapaug Beach Sunday by Ca Peters of Norwich. Miss Perry wa in bathing and got beyond he depth in the heavy surf. Thel was a heavy wind blowing and sf was unable to swim back Near exhausted she was brought to safet by MT. Peters. MT. Peters, who WI on the beach, noticed the your wOman's predicament and went to h. rescue, reaching Miss Perry after hard struggle. MT. Peters was so e hausted when he reached shore tn he was taken to a nearby cottal where every attention was given hiI He was able to return to his home Norwich later in the day"
 The marriage of Miss Helen There.