The Press., 1886-06-17
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a few young brethren from Stafford Springs, will conduct meeting at Moose Meadow church on Sunday, at I p. ID.
 The Leander Fisk place on Village Hill will be sold at auction by A. N. Nich- ols, administrator, on Saturday at p. m. Sale on the premises.
 .. -S. D. Topliff and family remove to South Willington Monday. They will oc- cupy one of the tenements in the compa- ny's house, formerly owned by Ebenezer Pinney.
 Dist. No. school meeting Saturday evening, 18th, at 7A o'clock. E Talk about a 3women'a sewing socie- ty, they say it is nothing by the side of . gang ofmen at work on the road.
 The Village Hill school, Miss A. J. last term. Harlan Blanc was neither ab- sent nor tardy Alvin H. Stanton was.not taEdy, and absent only two days, and there are but five ,tardy marks against the whole school @A s
 E--S! P. Morrison is now at work for the Morrison Machine Go. at Wllimantic. Walter G. Morfison of the firm has gone to California to put up silk machinery ra- scently sent there by the company. His wife and children went with him as fae as Cleveland, Ohio, where they are to stop until his return
 a--George Lincoln. and wife of Willi- mautic visited at 8. Taylor's last week.
 s-Mr. Dawes who is now on the Water bury Republican, also Miss Angie Bald win, attended the anniversary exercises at Wilbraham. i ..
 Mre. MLnerya Jones is visiting in Bos- ton.
 K. rJohn A. Brown has purchased a new organ for his daughter.
 Parties from here talk of attending the Rockville high school exercises to. morrow.
 Charley Snow, who, has been in Lin coln's furniture, store Wllimantic, for some time, was in town yesterday. ]. Ward Oortis and A. J. Potter are to paint James Hoyle's mill. Ias
 -J. J.s Himneler has now quartsred himself in hia new blscksmith ahop oppo.
 Charles Miller is on 2 lOb in alillard's saw pill. s'7- ..a1 sss- + gaFls.som F E ta .sa sgsIa 8 absrn on the old Qlaas. .faetorv vorks. 7ss
 People hereabouts, especially the Glass Factory folks, will be sorry to hear that Mr.. Russell has decided not 10 start his nail works in that neighboghood. He is to locate in Bridgeport. 5sj
 The new school registrars are ready for distribution. z -
 aerTed in the haA ll1a all1aoath WiIliRnsgton. lRs m MT, Tulleris address was on the past and an the past and present w0rlCof the Ameri- Gan Baptist Publication Sooiety. Organ voluntary by Miss Jennie Essex. The regular program, as printed in The Press, was carried out by the following :. Fannie Carroll, Carroll Ta Tla Haii, Lizzie Hall; Mrs. s. Slingsby, Florence Essex, Hattie F. Slings- by, Nellie Morrison, Lena KoFpeg, ghFis. tina Essex, Resides thA regnlaS dr1eF ol seryiae there WssEe 1R9ita tions by Cora l Deverealx, Nellie MoKFieon. Christine Es. Eaex, L4lR Gharnp Tommy Benmal, R[ontie HaaereFea .ss1s' -
 This year came in on Triday. will 60 1 oRt on Friday and will haye Afty.thFee Fridays, and there are Ave months jH thf year that have aye Fridays eaehs } l A newspaper has the startline headline, ssA New York drummer elopes with married woman and h6r three cliildfsn !n Oh, well don't get excited about that. That's only fivs tof that isn't much for New York drummer