The Press., 1886-06-17
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. from g.. m to 5 D. m. I have large sup ply of extra quality bone, from which l shall be pleased to furnish my patrons. -T. C. La throp. s.sat es5sf.s.s
 every one wafEaEftad, can be had. at very req sonable plicesat Raine's Furniture Company; Boston. They mail catalogue free II applied for.
 SEr1nSe3OagsG SA, Wilcombs the well known and, popular proprietor at the S9c. store. at S0S Main-st., Springfield, having en- gagged in UtllsR ,basiness which requires al his time andxeapital, will close out his variety store before July 1st. He means business, for he has Rot to do it, and you can get any article in maa store Rt Jess than cost for the goods must gors Haasekeepers spresent seek CTS, everybody should heed this chance and save morey. .EI Dosnot delay He offers jew elry af haif-pffce and plated ware at any prics, 8nd everything ct small price
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 -Mrk kHhtfis: the concrete walk maker from kikSfst, is at work in town, and we shall have Improvements to chronicle as a result. 7
 The s.hallelniah lasses' are ofbe aid ed at their Sunday meetings by hallelujah lads from Rockville.
 MT. Jewett, who is employed by pri- vate parties as night watchman on the street, has been given police authority by the court of burgesses.
 70. P. Bradway, who has had over lures made to him to remove to, Putnam and begin there the making, of his new motors and water wheels, has been en- couraged to hope that he may interest cap ltalists at home, and secure aid in estab- fishing the business here. Besides his water wheel. which is well thought of by mechanics, MF. Bradway makes an excel lent small motor, which the introduction of acQueduct water will make 8 demand for at home, and as foundry and ma chine shop will be needed for the prosecu- ton of his business it's location here would be Q convenience in several ways. zas Z
 The Salvation Army will hold meet ings every night in the week. lexcept Thursday at'the skating rink, commenc. ing at o'clock: Meetings on Sunday at ' and II o'clock a. m., at p. m., and 8 grand salvation meeting at 8 o'clock Everybody welcome to all of these meet ings. Silver collection at the door Sun day night. TFE} t.S+A ,.
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 Thursday, June 10th: John Oakley and wife, John W Lefangwell H P Baker, A E Moore, Fl Lapson, New York H l. Rogers, HarveygFord w E Ford, New Haven; W E IE8zl6F1 O V 0uDphIO1 F Oh1nBOu1 OOAA ID Knox, Wm Ward, Hartford F W Hall, Geo II Taylor, l. G Barnes, W G Fitch, Boston :; Deslauriers, Southbridge j; Henry N Day, Thomas D Warren, Springfield; Henry In- gram, Troy, N Y; l. A Sillman, White Plains, NY; l. B Hicks and lady, New London :; Wm Latimer. South Coventry; H M Sher- man, 0 H Barber, Torrington G " Pease,
 Friday, June 11th Thomas Potter, New York .AlR Anderson, Boston; W Barnes, TW Birnie,, Sprngfeld A E Tillson, Bos- ton; Reed Gleaveland, Union;' A O Crosby, Mrs Crosby, Lyle Crosby, Glastonbury, " l. WoodwilE; BostOny E A Sumner and wife, Worcester; o W Wright, Orange, Mass W s Braekas, Boston Richard 8 Kinp, New York; w H Drown, Providence.
 Saturday: Al Pettings, G E Page, Bos- ton; Wm Simons and lady, Longmeadow j; A Korper, South Willington; Chas shep- ard, Hartford sfgss essr
 Monday: E A Moore, Tom Adams, Boston Miss Kate Freeze, Hugh Herman, Rockville; E Fuller, I A Quimby, Spring dsld; Julius Lily, Norwich R Marble, " Johnson, Palmer; Chas E Reiche, Hart ford; B W Abbott, Wilimantic E EAldrieh, Nillville ; e w Wright, E Haddam; R KelloRR North Manchester D H Mudgett, Bangor; Mrs H Remand, ToIrington; L R Peck, Providence P J Dunbar, Utica, N Y.
 Tuesdays&I N Harris, Amherst; F D Foot, Springfield; Luther Filling, Daniel sonville; e B Wadsworih, Hartford, U, E Psek, RYbxSdSmce ' P R Greene, Norwich OH Daming, New Haven; 0 l. Moulton, East BEoOk6eld; Thomas H Benton, Springfield.
 Wsdnesday-W H Atkinson, Boston Robt Ehtsy, Philadelphia MineeB KnoWlton New York; c Tullar,s So Fs D Whit comb, Springfield E. B Miner Norwich N PPratt, P Wi1bur. F g GoH, Hartford R N2y,axs r spepderhauf, West Eaton, N r.
 Julius Converse has completed his large barn for the accomIno odation of the Woodlawn dairy stock, on Crow Hill.
 Pupils perfect in attendance during springsIteEma sata the Stafford Springs schools LuOius Eaton, Olion McColIum, Chas. Pinney, Ernest Taft, Bertie Adams, John Belleross, Frank Richards, Ernest Roycev Fred Blairs OhAs. Converse, Ernest Remmert, Alberto Rounds, Louie Stevens, Willie Tnthin, Leroy Waldo, Eddie Willis, Geo. w. Benton, Louis B1relle, Jennie Burley, Edith Eaton, Mabel Ellis, Lillia Ne Lee, Minnies NeH, Nellie Converse, An nie Orane. Jennie Dayis. Nellie Richarda. Allies E6haffeggS, Berfha Heala, Grace Richards, Kitty, Smith, ss Rose Webster. Hattie Wen, Flora Bohsan, Cora Popple, Alkaline Achsyregge, Edith Scott, Gertrnde Smith, Ola Sfnfth, Edith Waldo, George Butler, Raymond Eaton, Holcomb Howard, George Stevens. =,
 line Hartford Courant seems to have seemed an ind4strious and newsy core spondenE in Staford, increasing the inter- est pf this valuable daily to Stafford read. als. t may he bad at Pargon'a at < m. H4 klle yePF round ..t ; sgsssae 5.s s gg
 faiH and East Main-ste. have a new and vRgilant day pstEplmeng ' ffna
 -ReFsL H. GoodeH of Windsor Looks yiIl exchange next Sunday with Rey. J. P. HaWley. esast hss:sss sl<sss.s
 -QHe young lady in this village rides Ahe kryCiCle, and no One who haa eeen can but be convinced that W is graceful and tRysEeteiae for ladies, and not a diff
 -Mias f16F1 bahf, cMAoT hss haan !. teacher in the public schools of this yil- Iage for 25 years past, taught her first term in the old brick school house in the s.viliag or Rlodgett district, -lasf yeaz replace& by new stEucture apd her mother 1 Y c s 2 EEltE sel first terms in l q 2 A z issss
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