The Press., 1886-08-12
Smith W. Page and wife are at Camp White near Providence. sH3A

3 Smith W. Page and wife are at Cam , White, near Providence.
 ' LOT the '86 class, Stafford Spring ? High School, Geo. Fenton has gone int . employ of D. A. Buck & Go. as book - keeper, Mabel Ellis and Sadie COmin will enter the Worcester Normal Schoo next month and Jennie Orcutt will teacl the Village Hill school fall term, thougl
 intending to take further course of stud, ultimately. N satV ft -Rev, E. M. Taylor and family vii spend his three weeks of vacation ak Mrs ,. Taylor's old home in South Braintree Mass ss8 st,st''ie att tts3#s -Mrs. Mary Pinney has gone to tn, i Lake Pleasant meeting for three week.
 stay. i.5h.1 N l'ss | Herbert Holt, who went from thil
 place to Louisville, Ky, is home on . visit I -Wm, Wood and wife start next Mon
 day for weeks soionrn at Marblehead Mass,
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 -Amadons new machine shop is to be
 45x96, one story, with fiat tin roof. The
 work has been delayed somewhat by the difficulty of getting lumberia at once, but
 will be vigorously prosecuted to COmple- tion, and the establishment shortly ready for business. The foundry will be a4 ad. ditional building, and it is expected that Oorpe's old foundry building at, tlle Hol- low will be purchased for removal. D.iss
 The tubular iron for the new Hope IEmill pentstock has arrived. tsa4'a Y
 -Amadon expects to be in his new shops in October, ready for business, with best improved machinery for wood and metal working.
 STAFFORD HOLLOW.
 -E. IF Hyde eola x splendid Devon -Hon. J. Fl. Bolton. of Hartford is wis. iting with Gov. Hyde, and on Tuesday Rev. c. V. Maxham dined with him. Augustus Storfs of New YOfk and Mans field, one of the fodnders of the Storrs school, was alsoa guest. at Cox Hyde's last week. 1 >sssss'y' s.
 A A AwGLLaNGEaa. ea aral candidates i'd he sniA pond lat Houth o'clock. After the baptiam there will be preaching and cOnAmuniOn service in the Baptist church on the hill and the bap- tized will receive the right hand of fellow ship intos the church, Next Sunday is Mr. Shepherds last with us before return ing to Vermont. hsasssgasa -g s.4 IaH - If the young men that go bathing at the threadmin pond would dress more properly, as they are required at the sea- shore, several ladies would like to go bathing. #'" 7 Wa< a.}f CoR. rcoRREsPoNDENcE.l
 -Cnas. T. Preston and wife returned from trip to New Jersey last evening s-Elder Goodell, daughter and grand child were guests at Josiah Sparksslast Sunday.S
 -Lyman Hall died suddenly last Thurs day at the house of his sistef-in-laW. Wid. oW Gardner Hall, where he hes of late made if his homo. The funeral was large ly attended on Saturday in the hall, the mills having shut down. Rev. Mir. Shep- herds short address was both appropriate and touching. Two brothers and two sis ters of the deceased are now living Origin, 8 retired thread manufacturer, in Willi- mantle Norman, long a book-binder in Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co.'S. estab- lishment in Hartford ;, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Austin. s,.ss -r2 .s' .>e ,ta.s.a.,s s,..
 Miss Emily Knight showed us the other day a new and elegant Singer sewing machine. And then there is -a good deal of quilting going on at her house just now. Hon. Elijah Shaw, of Wales. Mass. accompanied by his book keeper, spent Sunday in town, attending the Baptist church. He came down to hear his friend, MT. Shepherd, preach. The latter and his wife returned the visit Wednesday.
 Mir. Theodore Carey and his, wife. Frances Parsons Carey, of, Worcester, have been visiting at Lucien ". Holts and s; T. Preston's. MT. Carey has been 8 night watchman in that city foa the last eight years. sa .,sn,s,,'.t s.-.-..,-.z-,
 A family reunion is being held to-day at the residence Of Dr. Fred Johnson in Mansfield, parties from this section being in attendance. A full account will be given next week.
 Mrs. Thurston of Worcester. Mrs. Gardner and her son, Otis Martin, of Will limantios and Mrs. Jencks of Providence, descendants of Polly Weston Martin. daughter of John Weston, were in town on Monday. They rode up from Willi- mantle to visit the old homestead in the | Hollow and the graves of their ancestors in the old cemetery.
 Widow Carlos Glazier of Hartford is | visiting at 8. T. and o. T. Preston's.
 Emory Wi lliams is now living in Rock vile. He has baen in the employ of Cyrus White since 1st April last. .., .. l
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