The Press., 1889-09-05

towards getting his products marketed His water motors are in use in The Pres office and in several other places in Staf ford Springs and elsewhere, and are su perior article. There is ground for hop ing that he may build up good and pay ing business that will greatly help the vii lage and town. STAFFORD HOLLOW. l -Adelbert Needham's new cottage ii thoroughly plumbed and supplied with al modern aquatic conveniences, windmill lifting the water to the required elevation There will be preaching services a | usual hours at the Universalist churcf next Sunday.
 When you are at Stafford Springs be sur' and visit Lathrop's drug store. HOLLAND. CORRESPONDENCE Rev. MT. Cook is away on vacation for two weeks. Il. B. Price has bought the blacksmith shop of Chas. Underwood, and proposes to make it story higher, to make room for carriage shop on the second floor.
 MT. Ezra Chapman of Waterbury was in town g few days last week, visiting his father, MT. Sherman Chapman.
 Mrs. George Eaton is out of health, and attended by Dr. Simmons.
 Mrs. Judge Baldwin, son and daugh- ter, are boarding at the County House.
 The court house has been repaired, preparatory to the fall term of court.
 -Wm. Agard and daughter, Lucille, are spending few days in New York.
 Mrs. Moulton has two granddaughters from Iowa visiting her.
 MT. B, s. Agard and family have just returned from the seashore.
 MT. A. N. Nichols of Stafford Springs occupied the pulpit of the Methodist church last Sunday.
 The auction of F. P. Mack and Chas. Young occurred on Saturday, F. Wayland Preston, auctioneer. Mir. Mack bid in his own place for $750.
 Owing to the absence of number of the pupils, the select school, which was to have begun Sept. 2d, will be delayed a week.
 On account of ill health, Rev. c. N. Seymour desires to break up house keep ing, and his household goods must be sold before Oct. 1st. FLORA
 September term of the superior court opened Tuesday, Hon. David Torrance, judge. After prayer by Rev. c. N. Sey- mour the following prisoners were put 10 plea: Lewis Lyon, charged with burglary of Frank Fenton's store in Mansfield {; plead guilty. Sentence, l year in state prison. Daniel Cornell plead guilty to be- ing drunk and assaulting A. l.. Kurau. Sentenced 30 days in jail. Lafayette Pal mer, Hebron, charged with assault on his wife July 20, with drunkenness, breach of the peace, assault with intent to kill, plead not guilty, but when the complaint was modified to assault plead guilty; sentence deferred. Wm. G. Swan, charged with assault, breach of peace, drunkenness, and breaking into the house of B. J. Wilcox at Hebron Aug. 30; plea not guilty, but changed to guilty on modification of the complaint. Sentence deferred. Court will not be in session next week. On Tuesday, l7th, at p. m., the case of Sault vs. Sault is assigned, 18th, Young & Co.,, vs. New ark Fire Ins. Co.,, followed by Washburn vs. Davis, with Littlefeld vs. Hurlburd on the 18th. Most of the court cases will be heard in Rockville. Jurors
 Tolland-A. L. Kurau.
 Andover-E. D. Post.
 ton-Chauncey T. Hunt.
 Columbia-Leander Richardson.
 Coventry-John B. Brown, P. H. Peterson.
 Elingson-Isaac Bancroft.
 Hebron-Chas. l.. Phelps, Frederick Burn- ham,
 Mansfield Dunham
 Somers-Willard P. Fuller.
 Staford-Anthony Adams, Augustus Spell man.
 Union-Amasa Morse.
 Vernon-Henry G. Ransom, Albert C. Love- land.
 Willington- B. Clark, Jeremiah Latham.