The Press., 1888-05-24

are plenty of ways in which these boys can have better fun, and that quite in ac' cordance with that safest of guides the golden rule.
 STAFFORD HOLLOW.
 Mrs. E. l.. Paul will speak in Spiritual Hall next Sabbath at l ard D. m.
 Mrs. Ellen Weston and daughter Ella will start June 2d for four weeks trip to Beatrice, Neb., on visit to former well known residents of Stafford Hollow-Har- rison F. Cook and family.
 WaLLaNGTON.
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 The apple trees don't seem to blossom out much this year.
 Michael O Halloran of your borough was in town yesterday.
 J. B. Carpenter moves into the Harvey Merrick place, Glass Factory, of late years occupied by 0. F. Macfarl ,ne.
 The Daleville district is fortunate in securing the services of G. G. Dave, as teacher, this term.
 William McVay's fine Holstein COW are beauties, and "Billy is not a little pleased over them.
 W. G. Morrison spent last Sunday at
  business in Wilimantic are his cousin, A. R. Morrison, J. D. Chaff+e, Dr. B. c. Sum- ner, Ansel Arnold, Al. Bowen, D. C.. Barrows, Thos. Ramsdell, c. J. Billings, w. D. Russ.
 Mrs. George Dawley and Mrs. Goodell of Woodstock visited their friends in town last week.
 Owners of unlicensed dogs go into the hands of the selectmen, and then the constable, after June 1st.
 An interesting and edifying feature of our visit to the South Wilmington school yesterday was the presence and plain, sen- sible addresses of the district committee and one of the town teachers, who had availed himself of the statutory right to take day off to visit schools. By the way, we presume there will be one or two hitch ing posts near that fine school house after this term.
 Ladies Sewing Society at the confer ence room next Thursday afternoon and evening.
 The family of MT. Cowles of Hartford are on the Amandl Wheeler place. He has had the house repaired in good shape. Wood, the painter and paperer, is finely renovating the dwellings of S. Taylor and l.. Preston.
 Mir. Aldrich of Rockville died there on Monday and was buried here to-day. He was brother of Geo. W. Aldrich and Mrs. Elias Fisher.
 TOLLANDs
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 The time of the departure and arrival of the mall has been changed. a It now leaves at a. m. and 4.15 D. m., arrives g. 30 a. m. and 7.3O D. m
 Memorial day will probably be ob- served by Bugbee Post, and the arrange ments are in the hands of committee, but have not seen the program.
 The house lately occupied by o. P. Waldo is being painted, papered, etc, and will be occupied this summer by the fam fly of Wm. Waldo Hyde of Hartford. Metallic guide boards upon new posts have been planted at the various cross roads and forks in town. Members of the l.. A w. can now find their way through Holland if the attraction lies beyond.
 ROCKVGLLE.
 The Journal has now new quarters nearly ready for Its occupacy in the White opera house block, using parts of two floors. A new Scott cylinder press is be- ing set set up for use, and the office will De lOerally fentGeQ.
 (Cerrespondence9
 The St. Johns T. A. Society will dance at Whites Opera House on Satur- day evening.
 -J. O. Whittlesev, the jeweler, has placed an electric clock in the post office lobby. It supplies long felt want.
 The Mutuals of Hartford will play the Rockvilles at Hyde park on Saturday af- ternoon. A good game is expected.
 The citizens Band will give the first of series of open air concerts at Talcott park this evening.
 The Forresters defeated the Stars last Saturday by score of 19 to IA. The BObolinks of this place will play the Somersvilles at Somers on Saturday. On the evening of June 5th the chil. dren of the Catholic parochial school will give dramatic and musical entertainment at Henry Hall.
 The high school ball club will play their first game Saturday, at which time they will attempt to do up the Forresters pr. Henderson will deliver his great military lecture on the Swords of Grant and Lee;" decoration day evening, at the M. B. church.