The Press., 1890-06-12

-xoA8 rom FOG 70 $1.1U, OOHee 1rOm zoe. to 40c.s with premium, at the Oriental.
 -.sA full line of fine Spices and Extracts al
 -slsice presents with Baking Powder at the Oxi6af6ls
 Try the ssHustier," pure Havana cigar, for &c.,, made especially for our trade, at the Oriental.
 Lamps are selling very low at the Ori- ental.
 You can buy 30 bars good Soap for $1 ct the Oriental.
 --Fresh premium butter from the Filing. ton creamery. at Ellis.
 Just arrived, another lot of those 12ac. Dress Goods at E. l.. Burr's.
 sTAFFORD.
 The Stafford Springs and West Staf fo7aH. P S.~G. E. went to Stafford Hol low Tuesday evening. meeting with the society of that place.
 Graduation exercises at Monson acad emy Tuesday, June A, 10 30 am. Alumni di1ner ct Gushman House at 12; toast masfeE F.aW. EHis. Senior reception, p.-m. The Philharmonic Club of Spring field is engaged for music Glass day Fri day, June 20, 3p. m. Examinations Mon day. 23d, all day.
 The employees in the carding depart ment in Warren's mill last Saturday made their overseer, Wm. Buttertield present of gold watch, chain and charm.
 -A-E Hn, supreme president of the order of the Golden Temple, is at the Springs House for a few days, and or Friday evening will explain to a meeting in Borough hall the benefit plan of the order. which is quite different from that oi any other benefit association.
 -:l1 olo -.:. :.l, 1 | graduating exercises to be held at the M E chnrch Tuesday evening, June 18th, al 8 o'clock. The following list gives names of the class of go: Harry B. Burwell Carrie E. Comins, Jennie s. Davis, Willie H. Orcutt, Ernest D. Royce, Margaret Russell, George H. Starbuck. The class motto is ssStudemus scire," (we study tc knowl JThe order of exercises will be
 Piano duett-Carrie E. Comins, George H Starbuck.
 Salutatory, with essay-Origin of Music, Harry E. Burwell.
 Essay-Some Famous Women of the Nine. teenth Century, Margaret Russell.
 Glass History-Geor H. Starbuck. Voc4 npte As the Ships go Sailing By, Harry E.Barvel.
 : Essay-The Future of America, Carrie E Comins.
 : Essay-Drifting on the Tide, Jenuie s. Dasis.
 <, Violin solo Jennie s. Spaulding.
 Class Prophecy-Wil Fl. Orcutt.
 Valedictory-The Influences of our Country Ernest D. Royce.
 i Presentation Of diplomas.
 A few eeataaNtiA be reserved for the high school teachers in the borough, school wis itbrs, committee, and near friends of grad 1ates.
 -Henry F. Wise returned home from g Hjp last week, bringing with him bride, aaad is now occupying one of the Spencer c3ttages on Prespect-st. On Saturday evening his associate members of Torrent Engine Co. made him a congratulatory yisit, emphasized by 8 serenade with Oft ixen's Comet Band. Mir. Wise has wide acquaintance in town from long service with Anthony Adams, and also several years prominence as an officer in the fire department.
 A few ladies of the village one day re. gently went a-picnicing near Geo. O. Cleaveiand'sS house, formerly the Capt. Farley Converse place, and having "home stead" associations to some of the party. Being patriotic lot, and loyal to the in. tefests of Stafford, the matter of the sol. diefs memorial and public library came up, and suggestion was acted upon to f6fm dollar society, each member pledg. ing to earn and pay into the memorial blifding fund one dollar, and at later meA3ine to describe the manner of earning tie 1ollar. The society is yet widening, ana ms it's doors open for new members who afe coming in. The result will be- soma msestimate-$100 for the building fund and lots of finn at the coming experience
 TKonaas Barwell started Monday morn. ing fol | ffip to Colorado, where his broth. CT JdI1n is living. He will be away some
 --s1ddgs J. F. Chamberlin is removing the northermost of the oh houses on School street, and it is reported that he will put g neat cottage ih its place.
 -Yhg girls of the Library Club have ir contemplation the laudable scheme oi preparing complete and correct catalogue of the books in the library. To aid them 1t Is necessary to call in at once all the books that have been drawn out, that the work may go forward without unnecessary delay. It is earnestly requested that al persons holding books should hand them in p1 or before Wednesday, June 18th The library will be open on that afternoon also on Saturday of this week, as usual but books may be left at E. K. Taft's drug store if more convenient to bring them a1 any other time previous to the date men toned, An extension of time will be al loved to all holding cards covering the length of time the library is closed. The work win be pushed as rapidly as possibl. and naw books will be added meanwhile . list of which will be published later.
 "A new concrete cross-walk has beer put in scross: East Main-st from about thu oenter Of the Johnson block to the eas corner Of the National Bank building Entorprising citizens assumed the respon ability. but think the borough ought tt bear share of the $40 it cost The mis erable csoss- walk from the National Bani building to the Congregational church grounds has been replaced with a gooi concrets walk.
 Drainage is being made, from the eel lara of the Johnson block to the tail racs of the C0htfal Woolen Go, giving IS inchei .s fa Al r- A. Ak-