The Press., 1888-07-19

good to members of the Connecticut pharmaceutical association at Kitemaug, on the Thames.
 MT. and Mrs. Seymour Carpenter, old and respected residents of Stafford Springs, this week remove to Rockville. On ac- count of poor health Mir. Carpenter has sold his farm, and proposes to give up farming. lie has rented his place, west of the fair grounds, to Frank Fitzpatrick.
 -J. D. Walker is spending this week at home, on vacation from his duties as salesman in New York City. HI. s. Abel has been rusticatine at Bozrah:
 Mrs. Dr. F. l.. Smith is at Congdon's cottage, Lyle's Beach.
 A. J. Tilden is spending his vacation in the vicinity of New London.
 -E. A. Cleaveland is at the Chautauqua assembly at South Birmingham, Mass.
 Mrs. B. J. Bugbee is spending few delightful town of North Brookfield, after which she goes to her younger son ill Lynn, Mass.
 J. M. Sheehan, who was recently mentioned iu thls column as of Harvard college, was of the class of '88, so is a graduate, not a student. He Is yet con- nected with the Harvard law school, how ever.
 Miss Lizzie Penny of Brooklyn, N. r., is a guest of Mrs. W. w. Burwell, on Crown-st.
 .-The following are guests at Mrs. Hicks, on Highland Terrace: Mrs. Nor ris and son, Hartford Mrs. Dr. Flagg, Yonkers, N. Y.; Mrs. O. R. Mansfield, Mrs. 0. N. Levi, Miss Mary Couch, Miss Josie Plum, Meriden.-
 BREEzEs FROM SQUARE POND.
 A. 0. Eaton and family are in camp upon MT. Eaton's lot at Square Pond. Mir. Eaton has improved his lot, which is on the east side, well toward the north end of the lake, by constructing dock, stable, cook house, etc., also using tent He is making 8 good bathing beach, by re- moving stones, etc. He entertains many friends at his camp.
 Many people are visiting the lake now daily, some for days outing, others for a longer stay.
 J. E. Walker has an outfit of dobsons, and will soon be heard from. He used to possess the record of having caught the largest bass ever taken from the lake, but parties have taken advantage of his ab- sence in New York to break it. He hopes to restore it again.
 = -MGSSES. h. Os DubtGEuGlO1 OdNAu OAS- sett, F. E. Webber, and McGuire have bought lot of Harlan Dimmick on the west shore of Square Pond, little way south from Camp Dimmick, on which they are erecting buildings, and will in a few days, with their families, occupy the premises during the heated season.
 The convenience of the nearness of the lake, enabling business men to be with their families at night and to attend to business, if so required, by day, is mak ing this resort very popular, and it will continue to grow more so. Many lots are already sold, and in time the lake shore will be we'll dotted with cottages.
 pr. T. c. Tiffany, W. H. Spedding, and Frank W. W.,Patten will next week en- joy camp life Hpton their ranch by the lake side. Report says that they have things fixed up there in a mighty cosy fashion.
 STAFFORD HOLLOW.
 -Wolcott Lodge, F. A. M., meets Sat- urday evening:
 Rev. 0. A. Knickerbocker of Meriden will preach in the Universalist church next Sunday morning, on exchange with the pastor.
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 Preaching at the Congregations church next Sabbath at II a. m.
 Farmers are just bringing in new po- tatoes and early vegetables.
 Mrs. Alba. Perkins and Miss Jennie Goodell have gone to spend few days at the Willimantic camp ground.
 Dwight Watrous and MT. Hill each lost child by cholera infantum. -f-Phe new mill has closed few days while the new engine is being put in. All hail to progress.
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