The Press., 1922-11-02

Il dent, Milton Barlow secretary, Alice Bradway; treasurerS Myron Davis; chair man social committee, Evelyn Glazier.
 Everett Bradway, son of MT. and Mrs. Carl Bradway entertained ten little friends at 3 Halloween party given Tuesday afternoon from 3.3O to 7. The rooms were tastefully decorated in or ange and black. Games were played and bountiful refreshments served and the fayors and caps delighted the little folks.
 Anna Eliza, 69, wife of Elmer Worth ington, died at the Johnson hospital Thursday evening from complication of diseases following the breaking of her hip several weeks ago Mrs. Worthing- ton was delightful person to meet and devoted to her home and family. Be- sides her husband she leaves three chil- dren, Mrs. Glenn Smith of Somers, PHarry of New Milford and Charles, who lives at home, and six grand children. Funeral was held at the home Sunday afternoon at one o'clock and burial was in West Stafford cemetery, where seven children are buried. .
 On Saturday afternoon at five o'clock Miss Mabel Linda Lawrence, younger daughter of Mir. and Mrs Charles Law renee, became the bride of Lawrence J. Grenan, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gren- an of Crystal Lake, at the parsonage, Rev F. A. Fuller officiating. The single ring service was used, and the only at tendants were the mothers of the bride and groom who acted as witnesses. The bride wore her going away suit of dark blue poiret twill with black panne vel vet hat trimmed with silver and carried shower bouquet of white roses and lily of the valley. After the ceremony a of the brides parents to the immediate families of the couple. Mrs. Grenan is a graduate of stafford high school class of I19l9 and also attended the Normal school in Danbury. After teaching achool in Union and Stafford she accept ed position in the office of the Factory Insurance Association In Hartford, where she was employed for three years previ- ous to her marriage. The groom, who is graduate of the New York vocation al school for lithOgraphing, is employed by the Kellogg & Buckley Co. of Hart ford. The bride received many very beautiful gifts. The brides gift to the bridegroom was an ebony toilette set in leather travelling case, and the bride groom's gift to the bride mink scarf. After a wedding trip, which will include Springfield and Boston, MT. and Mrs. Crenan will be at home after Dec. 1st at 191 Adelaide street, Hartford. Out O1 town guests were Mrs. AdoIph Rough of Holland, a sister of the groom, and MT. and Mrs. Joseph DeMarchi of WillimaR- tic, sister and brother-in-law of the bride.
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 HI M. Swartfiguer optometrist, will te at ROnalter's jewelry store next Tuesday from ? to 6 p. m.
 Regular meeting of Stafford Grange next Tuesday evening.
 The annual business meeting of the l Stafford Baptist church will be held In the chapel next Tuesday at 7.3O p. m.
 Miss Elizabeth Hutchinson of Had dam, was the guest of Miss IsadOfe Durham last Friday and Saturday.
 Mrs. Arthur Adams and son, Ralph, and sister, Mrs. Mcintyre, of the Springs were the guests of Mrs. Kath- crime Ashe at Rockville last Thursday
 MT. Howell has moved his house. hold goods from Stafford Springs into the house of George Webster. MT Webster and family are occupying the upper floor.
 ] Mrs. Cornelius Sault was presented with an Eastern Star pin at the meet l ing of Wolcott chapter last Thursday evening. Mrs. Sault expects to leave soon with her parents to make her home in Detroit, Mich.
 Among the belongings of. the late Jacob Glover an interesting atlas of Hartford and Holland Counties was found. This was published in 1869 and gives the names of owners of property in Furnace H9llew at that time: Also contains business direc- tory of Stafford:
 Mrs: Andrew Ledeyt, widow of the late Andrew Aedeyt, died Friday at South Amherst, Mass, aged 79 years Mrs. Ledeyt was we'll known in the north part of town, where she lived for number of years before moving to South Amherst. She is survived by two sons, Frank E. Ledoyt of Amherst Mass, and Harry A. 'Ledoyt of Will Transport, Pa., and two grand chil- dren, Gladys Ledpyt and Frank Jr Le- doyt of Amherst, Mass. She was buried at South Amherst.
 The fourteenth annual Halloween dance held in Memorial hall last Fri day evening was largely attended and successful in every detail. The ex- cellent music furnished by ScussePs orchestra was enjoyed to the full by the. throng of happy dancers and the many spectators in the gallery. Fol many years this has been an event anticipated by the young people and each year becomes more popular. The prize fox trot was held at ten o'clock the prize of five dollars being awarded Miss Evelyn Kaddy and Daniel Sulli, van.
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 Mrs. Harold Tallman of Hartford i visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Jehl Rishton, for few weeks. MT. TalImal has gone to his new employment a Buffalo, N. Y, where they intend t. move soon,
 Mrs. H. L. Lee and little daughter who have been visiting her parents & the parsonage the past week returned l. their home in Bolton last Sunday. Mrs. Edith Mathews, who has bee spending two weeks in East Long meadow, returned to her home Monda