The Press., 1890-07-17
ASHEORD D.. wEsTFORD.

WGSIcOhDs
 CORRESPONDENCE
 -E. H. Brown and wife of Providence, R. l., are stopping for few days at A. Kinney's.
 E. l.. Lillibridge and wife and E. R. Dawley and wife of Chicago are visiting friends in this place for few days.
 M. M. Francis of Rochester, N. Y is boarding at o. F. Hnntley's. Mrs. o. N. Wood, daughter and son are visiting at MT. Howes'.
 A gang of eleven surveyors have reached Westford, surveying for the Prov idence, Ponagansett and Springfield Rail- road.
 Miss Winneford Kinney has returned home from Southbridge, where she has been for number of weeks.
 A band of gypsies passed through this place Monday for Rockville, the women peddling their wares and being very will ing to tell your fortune.
 Mir. James Saunders is spending the summer at Albert Kinney's.
 A party of young people from Web. ster, Mass. have been visiting for the past few days at Wm. 0. Taylor's.
 ELLINGTON. J. Abbott Thompson and daughter, Fanny, sailed yesterday for Europe.
 Elder A. M. Potter will preach at Crystal Lake Advent chapel next Sunday. The creamery is selling part of it's 24 tons, weekly product, of butter to Savan- nah, Ga.
 Crystal Lake Correspondence.)
 Alo oGg ,R Neff @ valuable tea set and other articles, secured and presented to Mrs. Frank Slater, whose recent loss by fire was so complete. Mrs. s. wishes to thank all who helped to get this highly prized present. Miss Melissa Ashley of Moosup is yis- iting at the Lake her sister, Mrs. Denison Baker, whom she had not seen for seven teen years.
 Mrs. Staunton, who has been spend. ing several weeks here with Mrs. Aborn, her sister, slipped on some stairs 8 day or two ago, injuring her wrist so badly that it swelled greatly and is very painful. She has returned to her home in Wilmington. -Dea. Orwell Dimock and other West Stafford friends cheered us by their pres ence at church last Sunday.
 Very lovely flowers were enjoyed by lovers of the same in church Sunday
 Miss Mabel Swift is again at Crystal Lake. having come home to live with he1 mother.
 Rev. F. c. Newell, accompanied by Mrs. Newell and the daughter, Grace, are spending some time at the home place on Newell Hill.
 Miss Annie Chapman has spent a few days at the Lake with her sister Lottie.
 WILMINGTON.
 (Csrrespondence3
 Wilson Curtis is still in precarious condition.
 MT. Brown is staying in town through the week and, will preach for the Baptiste again next Sunday. Capt. s. A. Lamb is sinking under an apopletic stroke. MT. Pearl, of the same neighborhood, Moose Meadow, had stroke of paralysis last week which was quit, serious at first. He is now improving we hear.
 -Chas. A. Robbins has moved back tt his house near the Hill. The Dawsons have moved from tn, Rider house to the Macfarlane place. nov owned by the Congregational society. Rev. F. James has returned to town.
 -G. Hall &, Go. received dispatcl Monday announcing the death of thei late New York agent, George Foster, wh, had been acting in that capacity for som twenty years.
 Van N. Austin, of Springfield, Mass. is visiting his son Fred, the South Will lington barber. Fred is about to remov to Lynn, Mass, to work for the Thompsol and Houston electric light and suppl, company.
 John H. Holmes remains about tn same. His daughter, Mrs. Dillworth, talk of moving on her farm, the old Capt. Olive Holt place.
 Are we on the edge of dronth :? SOMER&s (CorrespOndence.)