The Press., 1886-02-04
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 Tom Ruby, who had bought out w. F. Duncan at Stafford Hollow, and was prosecuted for liquor selling recently, has settled.
 Mfrs. Jennie Knox and children of Hartford are visiting at her fathers, Wm. Waldo.
 Frank Carpenter has removed tn Wethersfeld, where he has accepted the position of overseer of the stitching de- pertinent in Marcy's shoe establishment. Mrs. Carpenter, who is now visiting friends in Norwich, will soon join him at Wethers- field.
 -Mrs. 8. Taylor expects to return home in week or two. An artificial foot has been adjusted to her limb, and she is now learning the new adaptation.
 William L., eldest son of the late Rufus and Chloe Parsons, whom many oi our people will remember as former in habitant, died in Springfield, Mass. last Thursday, and was buried there the fol lowing Saturday. He was seriously in jured by fall year ago, and never re lowered. His% daughter, Romelia, is the wife of Dr. F. O. Bennett of Willimantic She is now in Colorado for the benefit o1 her health, Mir. Parsons was for long period stationary engineer at Rutland Vt., but of late years he had been in the employ of Milton Bradley & Co.,, Spring field. He was 63 years of age. Both Mr. Parsons and his wife, who died some foul years since, were estimable people whose memory will be fondly cherished by 6 large circle of friends. -G. Hall < Go. have shut down on re ceiving spool birches they are yet talk ing, however, what birches have been cut
 Rev. ". O. Walker, formerly pastol here, is now in quite feeble health at hi home in Andover. He sent an affection ate message to the church last week.
 The ladies' sewing society will mee1 at the hall in South Willington tomorrow night. Cakes and coffee will be served A general invitation is extended.
 Sylvester F. Morrison has resumed his old job at G. Hall & Co.'S. Quite large number of hoop-polee have been got out by the farmers in thil vicinity this winter.
 Mrs. Jason Allen and her daughter Mrs. Houghtalin8, are to remove iron town this week.
 Hist of letters remaining in post-ofies Feb. T. Ms. Harriet Day, Pusey, Jonel & Go.
 There is very little sickness in tow1 just at present.
 Mrs. Anna Wetherhy, daughter o Thomas Tomlinson. who has been visiting her parents this winter, returns to hei home in Boston this week. Mi. Wether. by is employed in the Globe newspaper es tablishment.
 "A large, and quite jolly crowd with al, attended Jason Aliens auction on Tues day. Bids were fairly spirited, and ir general very satisfactory prices were re alizod. The farm was left in the hands o the owner.
 A town meeting is called to be held or Monday, the 10th inst, to see about rais ing money for the years expenses. Mrs. o. s. Morris returned Tuesday evening from visit with her children aI Springfield and Holyoke.
 Parties from here who attended the fellowship meeting at the Springs yester day speak highly of the sermon of Rev Mir. Vaill, and the remarks of Rev. Messrs Taylor, Smith and others, as well as the general religions exercises also of ths abundant and dainty collation. served bs the ladies of the parish, Notes were takeI of the touching incident related hy Mr, Vaill in his rPmaEks in the aflernoon which will probably meet khe eyes oe ths reading public ere long ID ths togm Of { ] story