The Press., 1886-05-27


 -Lanaley's Gate Towne's) East Main street nsh market will be open on Sunday mornings from 2 to
 -Olosing out sale of Ladies' Spring New- markets and Jackets at A. w. Walkers.
 The $35 ten piece Chamber Suits, selling at Paines Furniture Company Boston, are marvels of beauty and workmanship f& the price.
 II have just received another large lot of the w. E Hanley, warranted, $3 Shoe for mems wear, also full line of Ladies' Bright Finish Dongola button, Gypsy Gut, the most comfortable shoe made.
 c. A. R. Suits, Hats, Cords, Wreaths, But tons, &c., at the Central Clothing House J. M. Leach. se V
 &TAFEOKD. HI. M Washburn, formerly of Staf ford, now of tie firm of Whiting S Wash burn of the City Drug Store, Topeka, Kan- sas, is now entitled to congratulations from his many Stafford friends on having entered tic married state, his associate in the act being Miss Ella M Sponable, daughter of J. w. Sponable. president of the 1st National Bank at Paola, Kansas Tho ceremony was performed at the resi- dence pb the brides father, by Rev. w. @ Poor, paszsr of the Congregational church of that city. An account in a. local paper informs us that the bride was elegantly attired' in a suit of full embroidered India lace. with satin vest, while the groom wore gtheg conventional black. The csre- mony WAS performed under beautiful floral yoke The occasion was an exceed inRly 9pleasant one. None but relatives the latter being the accomplished Lufie, daughter of ex-Gov. St. John. Presents were numerous and elegant.
 A. w. Briggs of the North Brookfeld (Mass.) Journal recently made us pleas ant call.
 Miss Mabel Converse arrived home from Georgia on Friday, apparently i'm proved in health. r'-
 The ssPeople's Theater" closes here Saturday evening and reopens on Monday evening at Thorndike, Mass. They have had audiences here of 400 to 700 nightly, drawing from considerable circle of coun- try outside the borough, and many per- sons attending nearly every performance. Their success here will, no doubt, induce them to come again at an early day.
 -Sherif Levalley of Mansfield paid an unexpected call at l.. J. Westcott's tres. taurant" on East Main-st. Monday morn ing and found liquor and lager both on hand, with evidence of sale. Westcott's last reputation case was adjourned from Saturday last nntiE today. Prosecutor Hodgson is worrying the keepers of sus- pected places these days. A search on Saturday found liquor at place on South St., kept by John Roach. Joseph Stingia and Henry Miner were interrupted by Officer Mullen last Sunday, while engaged in fight on East Main-st., and locked up. Stingia settled at once and Miner next morning, the for mer paying in fine and costs $7. .15, the latter $8. 40.
 Justice Chandler last Saturday tried case in which F. B. Walton was plaintiff and Purple < Gone of East Hampton de- fendants. Walton owns steam saw mill now located at Ellithorp's, in this town, and has done saving for defendants, and sues for $1OO not yet paid him, defendants putting in claim of defective work done by plaintiff. Judgment was given for plaintiff, and. defendant appealed to supe- rior court.
 The acqueduct company have received several carloads of iron pipe, which is be- ing distributed along the line, through East Main Street and so on to Roaring Brook, leaving the road side and taking to the fields just beyond Ginger Brook.
 A. W. Tuthill, one of The Press's force, Is visiting his old home at Middle town, N. Y. sf.ss4..rg The agency of the Daily and Weekly (Hartford) Oourant has again been placed at Parsons news office, where subscrip. tions will be taken for either. The Daily Courant is received here at a. m., all the year around. T~ t"+ --
 Most of the horses which viciously nip at people passing along the walks have been taught to do so by the street gamins many of whom make practice of giving every horse they pass threatening ges ffa11o FtN1 KJ-N- 1I< attempt to cuff a boy when in the act O irritating horse standing at hitchine post-thRt is should not atsasWccessfatlly at tempt to do 30.
 70. F. Hodgson has removed his Singe sewing machine agency into Parson' news room. r@-.s +. .>.-
 On Saturday evening last as Phare Babcock of Holland was returning hom, from this village, he was thrown from hi carriage when near the house of Henr, NeH, and suffered 8 severe fracture of thl thigh bone Sabout one-thirda of the wa, above the knee, the fall also rendering hin for some time unconscious. He was re moved to his home under care of Or. Smith who set the broken bone, and he is now do ing well, but will be confined t0his bed fo some weeks, f5 a.5f 7s<
 A paper, the signers of which "agre on Tuesdsy sna Thur day evenings, in stead of 6.30 as formerly commencin, May 27th, beara names of w. B. Hanley A. 0. Eaton, A. ". Walker, W.stG Ellis J. M. Leach,E R. s. Converse, Anthon, Adams, D. H. Bsllerose, Mrs. J. A. Si monds, Miss T., L Williams, lGalliyan { Halloran, H Q. Wheeler, ". ". Burwell Andrew Whieon, c. H. Baker & O., L ". Crane, A. N. Nichols, E. J. Chandler H. s. Abel, Ms. T. e. hathrop. e..
 The n breanher, of the Norwicl district will with the church in Staf ford Spring n three days, beginnin. Junes14th.
 Rev. Mr. Newell will preach nex Sunday at ds6I6ck at Henry Goodell's StafEofd Street,Tu TueJ sfftez s-s
 Rev. c. C. Riddle, of North Cam bridge, Mass, who will preach at the Uni versalist chuEeh next Sunday, is forme pastor whom many in town will remem Der and desire to hear. vrs ye 4 sa
 The annHlsaioners have awarded i all $315 for damages to- land owners b laying the acqneduot company5s pipes.
 Patrick Ash, Esq, is home from hi sojourn at Chateau deTolland
 The banks will close Monday.
 MT. Pergey had SIT stolen from hi shoe shop last Friday night, evidently b H