The Press., 1889-06-27
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 Farmers have commenced having in good earnest this week. The crop prom ises to be large.
 HI. R. Kibbe has his barn raised and partly covered. When completed it will be one of the largest in Holland county.
 The strawberry season is about over berries for the local market, and his sur plus has been disposed of atStafford Springs. He has promising crop of raspberries which will be ready for market in few weeks.
 MT. Irving Phillips is out with fine new carriage.
 Mir. Hubbard returned from trip to Providence, Newport and Boston on Fri. day, where he has been in the interest of the Creamery Go. They are making about three hundred pounds per day, and your correspondent was informed yesterday that there were but two days products on hand, which speaks well for the quality. ELLINGTON.
 The unlucky Windermere mills are again stopped by financial troubles. The mills have been run by the Boston Manu. Q beaver cloakings. An attachment for a large amount was served on Friday last by New York firm, and an assignment will probably be made. 150 persons were en- ployed.
 l Square Pond Correspondence.) It was genuine surprise to us all to learn of the sale by E. Fl. Dimock of his grove to Collie Richardson and Bert Aborn. The other part of the grove these young men have also bought of George Newell. | Miss Matte Aborn, just home again from her sixth term in Rockville high school, was completely surprised and de. lighted by receiving, in costly and ele. gant gilt frame, life-size pastel portrait oi herself, sent from Chicago as present by Miss Jennie Neafus, the friend of Miss Aborn's brother, Warren. The portrait, in finely blended colors, is the work ol Miss Neafus' own hands.
 Everett A. Aborn, Esq, arrived here from Chicago the 22d inst, intending tc spend several weeks in this vicinity. Charles G. Newell, formerly of Stafford, came with him.. week enjoying visit with friends in Mon son. We were glad she returned in time to fill her place in our little choir Sunday l The men arrested here last Saturday by Prosecuting Agent Eaton were fined fifty dollars each.
 We earnestly hope that the young men who have bought the grove will be wise enough to run it on strictly temper ance principles.
 Tt seems worthy of note that it is ovel year since any one has died within the radius of mile of our hamlet. | uv aNSNMNEn | In the article on the Storrs schoo commencement on page first the name o Prof. Chamberlin is given in one place where Prof. Washburn should have been the term used. It is Prof. Washburn who is now in Europe, and whose brother is filling his place.
 The EaglevilIe base ball club beat tho South Coventrys on Saturday 31 too. | -Col. J. D. Chafee has broken ground for his new residence on North-st., Willi mantle.
 The stock for creamery is now al taken and the subscribers will soon organ ize and proceed to supply themselves witt buildings and machinery.
 The business mems association of Man chester are stirring in the matter of tn proposed Worcester and Hartford railroad which has been surveyed nearly to tha town, and advocate using the survey of tn Portland and Rockville road made som time ago.