The Press., 1883-11-15


 Accommodation, 4:45 p. m. 4:49
 - Will leave Present time Accommodation, 9:05 a. m. 9:O5 Mail train, 2:45 p. m. 2:4O Boat train, 7:55 p. m. 7:45
 Remembering that the twill leave" time is twelve minutes slower than the present t,me,' you gan easily cipher out the
 The town meeting held Monday was poorly attended, very few knowing of it. Minor officers were chosen, 8 two cent tax voted, and the matter of damage to w. B. Butler referred to the selectmen.
 Daniel Lynch of Hydeville has an 83 months old pig which weighs $50 pounds.
 MT. and Mrs. M. G. Moore, who a short tims sinee removed to this village, were recently the recipients of goodly sum of money, which was presented to them by their friends and neighbors of Staffordville, as 8 token of appreciation of services rendered to the Congregational choir and Sunday school, for which MT. and Mrs. M. wish to express their sincere thanks.
 People who want hall worthy of the plaee should have an eye to the opportu- nity offered by the new brick blogk. Its builders cannot afford to provide one at their own risk, but will consider sugges- tions of plans from those interested.
 The informal reception at the Con- gregational church last evening was pleasant social affair, and oyer 100 of the to greet the new pastor and wife. Rev. and Mrs, Hawley are yet at the Springs House, but will occupy the parsonage in few days.
 -List of letters remaining in the office at Stafford Springs, Nov. 10th, 1883: Mrs. A. Brown, Amory Darison, Frank Chaffee, James Darrah, Carlos Cook, c. F. Curtis, Minnie Chaplin, Maggie Cullen, Maggie Cahil, Mrs. sarah tnman, Phsbs A. D. Irons, Bridget Began, Charles Dupre, Frank Paulin, Joseph Brodeur, Frank Larche. HI. Royce, who reserved thirty feet sof the Main-st. front of the "Oronoco'' property, has voluntarily made agreement in writing to Lord & Eaton, purehasers of the other 100 feet front, that s.no intoxicat- ing liquors shall ever be sold on his ad= jotning premises, This act is ereditable to Mir. R., and matter of rejoicing to the village, as the Oronooo was built in the old "tavern" times when the barroom was the principal feature of the hotel, and at no time has there ever been less than one barroom on the premises. .7'e- F. A. Harwood, Esq, who has been In poor health fogr some time past, was taken yestsrday with h'HGn HGnnfavVoraab6Ie' V able and alarming symptoms, but latest accounts as to his condition were encouraging.
 There is pretty direct rumor that Rawitser < Bro. will put two stories of brick upon their ona.story shoddy patillll pgatiillll and i'll two additional ao5ofrss wit" blankeet machinery. They are now building be- side the new extract works at their mill a large store house beside the track, and the railroad company will probably continue its switches to make a side track for their use. s-Blaisdell, our late fishman. has bought g fish market in Wiilimantie, and i've Send him to his neM field with a 44irst-class char aeter. There" is nothing" essGalY" about hlm-thoAgh we can't say the same of his nlerehanaisa, Ss @s&s: "
 g-Andrew, Cummings fell from wall while at work about the new Warren mill yesterday; getting bad cut on. the head, and a bruised leg, but, fortunately, no permanent injuries.
 The stafford friends of section-m master Henry I.e0His, Mho now has chargeof the New London Northern railroad at Wilh- mantic, wilt be interested to know that he has been engaged by sx-supe ntendent Bentley to goto EtIel{ds Fteal aha'taks q pesi- jon aap tha faiirosa Of which he has charge in that state.
 The merchants are moving for an early closing movement, similar to that of last winter, and will hereafter close on "Wednesday evenings at 6, and on all other ayanasnggsA e 1 ggsA FHgsRt ss Esl eaasus T's Y