The Press., 1890-02-13

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 168 Literary Landmarks, Mary B. Burt. 169 The Struggle for Immortality, E.S. Phelps. 17O Motives of Life, Swing. I'll How to Catalogue Library, Wheatly. no Glimpses of Three Coasts,
 Helen Hunt Jackson. Ill Personally Counducted, Frank Stockton. 112 The New Eldorado, M. M. Ballou. 621 Bntton's Inn, A. W. Tourgee. e22 My Kalulu, Henry M. Stanley. 623 Between Two Loves, Amelia B. Barr. 624 A Bow of Orange Ribbon, '' '' 625 Feet of Clay, 626 Inside Our Gate,
 author of ''Coloneps Opera Cloak |" 627 Miss Ludington's Sister,
 author of Looking Backward. :" 626 Jupiter Lights, c. F. Woolson. 629 Chata and Chinita, Louise P. Heaven. $50 Tony, The Maid, Blanche w. Howard. 63l The Romance of Dollard,
 Mary H. Catherwood. 6s2 Day of Fate, E. P. Roe. 633 Taken Alive, 634 His Sombre Rivals, 635 A Crooked Path, Mrs. Alexander. 636 The Dusantes, Frank Stockton. 637 Opening the Oyster, Charles Marsh. 63S Little Journey in the World,
 Charles Dudley Warner. 639 Knight Errant, Edna Lyall. $40 Donovan, '' 641 A Hardy Norseman, " 272 Betty Leicester, Sarah o. Jewett. 273 Lun's Library, Vol l. Louisa M. Alcott. 274 " Vol. II, '' '' 275 '' |" Vol. III, 276 sweetbrier, M. E. W. Sherwood. 277 Daddy Jake and Other Stories, ,, ''Uncle Remus." 27s The American Boys Handy Book,
 D. c. Beard. 279 Their Canoe Trip, Mary F. w. Smith. 2SO Three Vassar Girls in Russia,
 w. Champney. 281 Queen Hildegarde, Laura E. Richards. 2s2 Summer in Canon, Kate D. Wiggin. 2S3 Dorymates, Kirk Monroe. 2S4 Flipwing, the Spy, L. F. Wesseltroeft. 285 Ziz-zag Journeys in the British Isles,
 Hezekiah Butterworth. 2S6 Feathers, Furs and Films, C.E. Cheney,
 Kate F. Wood, Mrs. Sanford. 287 We and The World, Ewing. 283 What Might Have Been Expected,
 F. Stockton. Rev. Edgar F. Clark and hls sons, Sylvester w. and B. N., are in the list of creditors, at $1 ,O00 each, of Wo 'drutf & Farnham, an extensive fish and salt dealing firm of New York. Many friends will hope for them q good dividend from the assets, but 1t looks like bad failure. The Chautauqua Circle will meet Fri day evening, Feb. IA, at 7.30.
 -Needham & Bowen of Stafford and Eastford have leasedS s. F. Loomers prem ises in Willimantic, on Center st., and will establish there sale stable, in connec- ton with those in the barns of their resi- dences.
 -Wm. A. King, Esq, who is now To- cated in Willimantic, has been invited to deliver the memorial address in Loomer Opera House Decoration day, and vii comply.
 Sunday evening, at the Congregational church, vesper service, with printed or der of service, will be held.
 Harmony Temple of Honor, No. 30, celebrated its eleventh anniversary at so- ciety hall, in. Johnson's block, last evening. A large attendance of invited guests, to- gether with the members of the order, filled the hall. SIM. McAuley, of Windsor Locks, most worthy templar, was present. Judge Sage, who is past most worthy tenn plar, presided. Instrumental music by orchestra and glee club, recitations and speaking were combined to make very enjoyable evenings entertainment.
 STAFFORD HOLLOW.
 The Grange will hold their meeting next Tuesday evening at o'clock.
 -Orrin Ward, of Hydeville, whose state of health has kept him from working for some weeks, had just resumed about two weeks ago, when he was again disabled by broken arm.
 The Stafford grange committee in charge have fixed upon the evenings of March 9th and 9th for their entertainment, the town hall as the place, and the play Bread on the Waters" as the chief part the program.
 STAFFORDvILLE.
 The young people of the M E. society will give dramatic entertainment at the Congregational vestry next Thursday even- ing, Feb. 2Oth, at which will be presented the popular two-act drama, "Among the Breakers, with the following cast of char acters
 David Murray, lightkeeper, J. O. Booth Larry Divine his assistant, F. P. Carpenter. Clarence Hunter, his ward, 0. E. Booth. Peter Pete Paragraph newspaper reporter, w. Dpnham Minnie Daze, Hunters niece, Miss Edith BeIcher cast up by the waves Miss Forrie Booth Biddy Bean, Irish girl, Miss Della Buckand. Mother Carey, fortune teller, Mrs. J. o. Booth. In connection with the entertainment an oyster supper will be served by the ladies in the vestry of the M. B. church and a choice collection of fancy articles will be on sale at the same place. Supper will be served both before and after the entertain ment. Admission to entertainment, 25c. !; children, l5c. Doors open at 7, commence at 745.
 WEST STAFFORD. Mrs. E. O. Wilbur of Thompsonville, and Mrs. l.. J. Cummings of East Long meadow, Mass, have paid visits to their mother, Mrs. J. R. Washburn.
 Rev. David Breed, of Willington, is in town, visiting his, daughter, Mrs. My ron Davis. Aa
 The entertainment at the church, un- der the management of the Ladies' Indus trial Society, passed of very pleasantly last Wednesday.
 On Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th, the Ladies' Industrial Society will give a sun- flower concert at the church. F.
 WILMINGTON.
 An important auction sale-that of H, l.. Keens-is advertised this week.
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 Now the tree agents are beginning to