The Press., 1886-07-29

perfection so'e, at S3. %, former price $3. 50 also an unusually large stock of Women's Misses and Children's footwear at the yer, lowest prices. w: E. Hanley, Oronoco block sign of the big boot.
 = Closing out sale of Patasols at A. W Walkers. ss
 -Excnrsioh fafes from SiaIford Snring to sea side points, via N. l.. N. R: R. anC steamer Block Island, this season are:
 One way. Good for Unlimit
 one day. ed.
 Lyle's Beach or Mystic
 Watch HILL 200 2.25 $50 'BkoEE Fsiand,E Es 240 3.75 400 '-'s .tss's ss~ ".''IN INTAFFORn.
 Ionic Lodge meets on Monday evening -McCaHerty Bros sell IT horses anG ponies, including threechoice saddle horses to the highest bidder, at Willimantic, Sat HfdA5 next, at 10 al m.S fl sf xa
 The dog poisonera is atiwork again Medbery's fine shepherd dog and some pc kittens have fallen victims. It takes al sorts oE people to make a world, but il does seem as if the supply of mean ones was in excess of the demand.
 1.-The Palmer Baptists picnicked al Evergreen Park yesterday. Early in August Che MUnson O. A. R. Post will assemble
 
 "A 1cousiderable crowd witnessed the match trot on Saturday between Dr. Dav ids mare and Nichols horse from WiIli mantle. The latter won the race, getting skli5e. list, Sd and 9th heats, though on the iask heat the two were neck and neck al fha end of the first half mile. The mare haa not yet recovered from her injury, and therefore had had but little training for the match, bat showed good qualities'as as a ~ -eteppeF. Aftor the race there was an ex- z. hibit of pacea by the owners of several horses pf.lecal celebrity, Gary Bros. young black stallion bearing away the better share of the honors.
 .<-Joseph P. Davis of West Stafford is charged with cider selling, and his case is adjourned to Aug. 18th. Davis says he has given cider to the parties who testify against him, but taken no Eay for 1t, and that the complaint is malicious and re- .sEeageful, growing out of grudge recently entertained by those who have enjoyed his hospitality, ss ss% -@4:a z~e. sE
 Officer Mullen on Monday evening ar- feAee9 Wna Hertford for disturbance at the Salvation Army meeting, and on Tues dey 5a justice imposed upon him fine and costs amounting to $1O.1 10, under charge of breach of the peace, the more serious charge of disturbance, of a,religious meeting, which carries 8 severe penalty, not being preferred in this case, though it probably will if similar cases arise in fu- tnre The same justice on the same day imposed fines on Dan McGovern and Phil ip Deegan, who WerecenceEned in. a drunk en fight about midnight on Sunday. Three others concerned will be similarly called \ sS 8ss 4 ss1sss sss:s 4sq ,ga 1,aES, the millinery business of Mrs. Thrall in Monson, and will remove to that village. closing their millinery business here. They are at the present time taking a va cation at Bolton, their former home. They will be greatly missed from all musical circles.
 -Gary Bros. hack is in the shops, be- ing repainted. < 2 s.. 7 ss Z { = ---Ffom August 1sE the local nailkmen will all use the legal gr wine measure. ;, It is evident that the enlargement of the Rawitser and Warren wooden concerns viii ultimately make need of more tene-i ments. While the Warren Woolen Co.'S. capandsm NillTbe less than. before the fire if WliI be remembered flaat the works have never been run to fuII capacity since the. new brick mill was bniIt.ec sgs u0 AOuSo LII wesley Dra91Way, 1AE4A-] CT, living on the StafordyiHe and Union road, at what is known as the Plymptorl' place, was burned last Friday afternoon. Mr. BradWay and an assistant were at work just out of sight of the house, and their atteation being. attracted by the smoke they reached the spot in time to save some furniture. The only person in the house was anod lady, and the origin of the fire iR unknown The house was insured for $500, and the contents for $500, both in the Holland County Mutual
 The new addition to the Riverside mia was dedicated with a social dance last weak. Hedne Naay evening. The new prem lses are now completed, and will give room for: an additqnal setof cards.
 -Ameetihe 6f the directors of the Staf- ford Spyipgs Cemetery Association held on Friday eSenfng last was adjourned for one week, on account of the absence of parties at whose request the meeting was called. As questions involving new expenditures l for improvements Aand therefore quite likely new assessments of share holders are to be considered, there ought to be in-i terest sufficient to call out pretty full at- teR6Rnce.. aThe asso0iationais now in debt about S1 ,000, $500 of which is for improve ments made this spring in the regarding of l tbesela park of the scelnetery and resettino a ssOuss, And the building of dam mak l ing Q smaller lake below the one already existirg The association has four times lseesseh itself, paying $4,OOO in assess naHnas foe improvements. It is now sug- gested that stockholders be given the right to take in payment of sums | paid on assessments cemetery lots, the shares applying to 75. per cent. of cost of lotss the holder paying in cash the addi Eional 9 per cent. which by the provisions of the bylaws goes to ahe perpetual i'm proyement fund, I'll
 The EalvatioHists "a efficient aid on and Sunday m .the captain ok he force at MeFiden, wlo put ssvina'' into l hii Wofk. The local cptaih needed fhe respite this aid gave ha3 having oyertaxed h6Fsen6F9i6s in Che work. 4he meetings I continue to be well attended, and excite in- terest among considmahls class.2 . Al RETAIL PRICES. .$I.OO v 9eSe Dfsn.ss. -s.s. ..s..s............ go sl1ensaass ss.sef lslO S0Eh 60 1ate. sf.%.. ..sa.-............ .6O siOoks.ss .$5s60(162b Sew potasoes: sss.s. es-.. s4..,s l.Q0