The Press., 1890-02-20
RIO ME NEWS.
Local Notices.

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 HO ME NEWS.
 Local Notices.
 Bed Blankets at coes for the next ten days at Burr's.
 -The best line of Chiidren's Shoes will al- ways be found at Hanley's.
 NANTED-A good girl for general house work. Apply to Mrs. sdelbert Needham. 2t ID. ii. Brigham & Co, of Springfield, Aass. having for the past few years gwen their undivided attention to the fur and la- tlfes, quitting business, have succeeded to Dns of the largest and finest retail business in New England. Their advertisement. on th- : top of our 2d pag is worthy of the attention of all ladies who appreciate fine furs and eie- gant outfits at a nominal price.
 Losr-A Pug Dog. The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning to Wm. Bren- nan, Rockville.
 Large variety Hamburgs just received at E. l.. Burr's.
 -ClearinQ-out sale of all short lengths in Dress Goods at A. w. Walkers.
 New line of Kid Glov in black and col ors, at E. l.. Burr's.
 Have you seen those Corset Covers at 70 cts. each ct 4. W. Walkers?
 "A. w. Walker will open on Monday, Jan 27th, large stock of Cotton Underwear. in iu prices and qualities. Corset Covers, from 10 cts. to 6z CHS. each, at {. ". Walkers.
 Have yoa seen those White Cotton Skirts with Hamburg Trimming, at 69 cts each, at 4 ". Walkers? -Found at last, Ladies' Rubber that will not dip at the heel. For sale only by Haniey.
 TxAs.-Our stock of Teas comprises about all ths varieties, and at very moderate prices. At Johnson's - Call and examine the presents with bak- ing Powder, at Johnson's
 Teas from 25c to S1. 10. Coffee from 25c. to 40c., {, with premium, at the Oriental.
 "A full line of fine Spices and Extracts at the Oriental
 Nice presents with Baking Powder at the Oriental.
 Crosse & Blackwells Pickles, Smoked Halibut. Swordish and Block Island Goldfish, at Johnson's.
 Try the .sdustler, ,''a pure Havana cigar, for 6o., made especially for our trade, at the Oriental
 Lamps are selling very low at the ori- ental
 j You can buy 30 bars good Soap for $1 at the Oriental. ! Fresh premium butter from the Filing ton creamery, at Ellis.
 ,CoFFEFs.-Lovers of good Coffee will find something to their entire liking by using our O~S~3 ground to order. At Johnson s.
 STAFFORD. ...
 Services at Grace church during Lent ss follows: Sunday morning servica 10 45 a. m., Sunday school 12, Sunday evening service 2 p. ID. Wednesday afternoon service at 30 p. m., consisting of even- ing prayer Friday evening service at z D. m. The subject of the lecture Friday, 21st, "Christ in Opposition to the World. y Service at Hydeville every third Sunday, and service at Buff Gap every .4th Sunday in the month. Holy communion at Gracr church every second Sunday in the month.
 The stated communication of Ionic Lodge will be held tomorrow (Frlday) evening. Thereaft r (from March 1sD She stated meetings will be held upon th' second and fourth Tuesday evenings oi {. each month.
 -.-Wm. B. Brown is slowly recovering ! from q sickness which organ Jan. 20 h. his wife having also been sick during mos' of the same period. They are worthy couple, and deserving of all the sympathy of those who know them. Mir. Brown + q veteran of the Mexican war, as we'll as oi the war of tha robel llion, but receives opls s8S inouai, #pansieu. Himself and wsfe are lildustrious, when able 10 work ,aand have fhe fizEIeet rerpeet ap1 epnidence oI ,aH who kpam theIn ss
 .--Fhis gzsssiag uns Iof ssers thing but the iee crop 3r Smith W Page this week gathertd fulI blpcsaisis dandelions.
 s-Prosecutor Fay, of Rockville, was in town last week, and report says that hi, errand was to see whether the action of the county eommissioners in taking away the license of Joseph Martin was such a. be; could approve of. It looks like cast Of "big head Ito Stafford people.
 The young people of the Oon9rega- fional church have the operetta, 'srhf Musical Enthusiast, in preparation, whicl. will bespresensed at the next church socia- ble.
 A union meeting of the '. P O. E. and Epworth League will be held in the vestry of the M. E. church Sunday evep- ing at o'clock, sharp. Leaders, Mrs. 0. H. Butterfeld and Mr. E. A. Cleaveland Subject, Helpers not Hinderers." Bring Gospel Hymps. .,s,ss ,---,4-,--~,-Ds < A very pleasant event took place at the Springs House yesterday at 5 D m.. in the marriage of A. J. Tilden, of Mans field, to Miss Jennie A. Segar, daughter of W. A. Segar, proprietor of the house. They were married with ring under hook and eye made of evergreen and roses, Rev. E. F. Clark, of the M E. church, of. Aciating. Miss Ella 0. Page of Worces- ter, cousin of the bride, was maid of honor, and J. H. Segar, brother of the bride, was the best man. Miss Lottie Weston pre- sided at the piano. The yonng couple have wide acquaintance in this vicinity, and the good wishes of many friends fol. low them on their way to New York. They will make their home in Stafford. The following guests were present from out of town: Mrs. W, F. Cook and children. Geo. E. Clark, Springfield Miss Ella 0. Page, Worcester; Misses Eveline and Addie Tilden, Mansfield E. E. Segar, Manchester. The following is list of the presents: Lemonade set, from Mrs. k.H4ee, Julia Higgins, Julia Ferris, Annie Carroll; castor, from Misses Eveline and Addie Tilden, Mansfield: linen table cloth and napkins, W. F. Segar, New York :; pickle jar, Mrs. G. Lee Tennyson's Poems, |. 0. Sheards bed spread, MT. and Mrs. Charles Segar, Westerly cake basket, F. G. Sanford and s. A. Dudley; cracker jar, J. Frank Segar and wife, Westerly {; pie knife, father of bride; marble clock, Frank Segar desert spoons. Mir. and Mrs. ". F. Cook, Springfield teaspoons, Mir,