The Press., 1889-04-04
STAFFORD.

-lSCSuG Luhbt6IS pdSS6u upon Dy tu0 Stafford probate court, Chamberlin, judge, have been: Refusal of petition that chil- dren of John Walker of Union be sent to the county home; petition of Dana Gary and Alonzo and Alkaline Davis that Lizzie Gary be given in adoption to the latter, granted; petition of J. H. Reed, guardian, and Joseph and Nellie Bolieau that Louisa Wurth be given in adoption to the latter, granted; Mrs. O. T. Hanson allowed $200 for maintenance pending settlement of her deceased husbands estate commissioners disallowed claim of $100 on account of M. G. Smith against insolvent estate of Reed Cleaveland.
 Fourth lecture in the geological course at the M. B. church Friday evening. Sub- ject, "The history of animal life." Lecture begins promptly at 7.45.
 T. G. Hodgson expects to leave for Oregon about the middle of this month He will be employed by the Singer Sew ing Machine Go.
 Patrick Moran and Michael Flynn were last Saturday arrested in Samuel RockwelPs building on East Main street as reputed sellers of liquor. Moran was permitted to go in search of bondsmen, but noting that Flynn was being taken to the lock up chose to go with him, and ar.
 
 searched began taking bottles from their pockets and smashing them. This act and the fragments secured was a dead give away, and their action in savagely resisting search made three counts against them. Judge Risley held a court the same after. noon, and the accused pleading for ad journment were given until Monday, being held in $500 bail each. On Monday the cases for reputation and keeping with in tent to sell were appealed without trial on demur, and for resisting the officers the prisoners paid each $10 fine and costs.
 The weavers went out from the Min. eral Springs mill on Tuesday, striking fol restoration of wages. It is explained that last weeks change, however, was not much of cut down, being an equalization that put them more on an even footing as to earnings. Some of the weavers had been boasting of big pay made, producing dis. affection among the other employees The company ill making the change added as a premium for each yard of perfect cloth l cent for worsteds, and cent for wool k ems: Part of the strikers have returned to work, and some of the others are "black ksted, and partially new force will be ngaged.
 Tt is hard to see much difference be. Tween good North River shad, such as irons < Go. are selling, and one from the Conn. River.
 Herbert Walker, for many years in charge of the Woodlawn dairy, and of the N milk route connected, has resigned that lace to take charge of Geo. Reynold' s farm n Manchester, adjoining the well known Spring Manor farm, and very little behind . in worth of notice. MT. Walkers leaving fo ffo9s f.:. community. Superintendent Ellis, who x has general oversight Of the out door bnsi enpess &f MT. Converse, the proprietor oj { W6odlawn, gives the outgoing manager o1 the dairy business the highest possible praise as a trustworthy and intelligent worker in his line He is succeeded al Woodlawn by J. Allen Mix from North Haven.
 -H. c. Wheeler has bought of Charles F. Harwood the building lot on Fisk-ave. next south of his residence J. Dodds has bought of John Brown the house on Brown-aye. next north of MT, B's. resi- dence.
 Death came with all its saddest force last evening to the happy home at 23e Maple-st., where D. H. Mullaley, one oi the proprietors of the Democrat, lives. His wife, Mrs. Inez Mullaley, died at S o'clock. She was but "A years of age, and daughter of Henry Gerould of Stafford Conn. She was a woman of a most sweet and lovely disposition Of a quiet lady. like demeanor, she attracted all who evel met her, and her mild and happy manner won the hearts of all. Lovely in her life she was lovely in death, the fair form shrouded In white satin and appropriate lines was embalmed with the tears of bus band and friends. The funeral will be ob served from the residence Sunday after noon at o'clock, from the Sacred Hear church at 30 D. m., and the burial vii take place, at Chicopee 1n the family plot -HN n2crot, Morch 25th.