The Press., 1890-10-23

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 Regular meetings of Winter Post, G. R., on the 1st and 3d Monday evenings of each month.
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 W. B. Demond is about to remove in. 10 w. H. Smiths house on Grown street.
 The foundation walls are laid for the new Episcopal rectory on Grant Ave. w. w. Lathrop has also begun work on his three new cottages upon the same street.
 Rev. B. F. Clark of this village fills a place in a lecture course at Aattawaugan (Killingly) tomorrow evening.
 -=-Ismar A. Schreier died last Saturday morning, after an illness of several days. which began with typhoid fever. Seldom is so much interest and sympathy aroused over the death of one so young (25 years) and so brief residence here. MT. Schreief came here few years ago, and became paymaster in the office of the Rawitser Bros, his uncles, proprietors of woolen mills in Stafford, Meriden, and other places. For about year past he has also been a partner in the hardware business of Butterfeld $ Go. Two or three years ago he married Miss Emma Alden, whom he now leaves widowed with one child. He had just completed and moved into a pretty new cottage on Grant avenue. Ex- cepting his uncles, he had no relatives Tn this vicinity save by marriage, but many good qualities had won him hosts of warm friends. His funeral was attended on Mon. day, Rev. J. P. Hawley, of New Hartford, who performed the marriage rites for the now death parted couple, being sent for to officiate at the funeral.
 The officers of the junior s. O. E. are Robert w. Smith, president Bennie P. Cooley, secretary Margie B. Cooley, treasurer. Miss Nettie E. Hall is superin- tendent.
 A. J. Tilden has added an agency for fire risks to the life and accident insurance business in which he has for some time been engaged.
 -T The "Bottling House of Stafford Mineral Water" has tasty sign painted by W. G. Miner of Comins' carriage shops. Being very conspicuous from the railroad it will serve good purposes as an adver- tiser.
 -"The Maine party" returned last Fri daya tired but happy crowd, and eloquent in description of the comforts of forest life. The trip did not extend so far as last year, as ladies were of the party, but was miles beyond ordinary comforts of travel, over mere trails and by lake. W. G. Ellis went on beyond, "where game was more abund ant," but returned without the coveted deer, (though coming mighty near getting some), but he got one after coming out in 10 the lower wilderness. Two of the other gentlemen of the party, Rev. B. F. Clark and Marcius Washburn, also each killed his deer, and Andrew Whiton had 8 fine shot at one, when, unfortunately, his gur was loaded for lighter game. Friends al ,<>k Ao,, sr, kI,oo a,,i of the party, and arrangements were then made for game supper like unto that o1 last year, and last evening the church yes. try was again filled with people in search of the savory feast. An entire deer wal eaten, besides other baked meats and e ceteras. There were ladies in it this time
 The adjourned annual meeting of the Girls Library Club will be held at the Ii. .brary room on Friday afternoon of this week (Oct. 24th), at 3 30 o'clock. A full attendance is earnestly desired.
 -F. N. Crane has bargained for the sale of his long established harness making business to J. G. Martin, who has beer for many years foreman~in a large estab lishment in Hartford. MT. Crane will il December make a trip to Florida, where he has some land to look after.
 The following are nonresident pupils in the Stafford Springs high school: Geo Potter, South Wilmington Chas. Topliff Willington Hill; Etta M. Hall, South Will lington; Nettle C. Juul, Moose Meadow Mattie J. Kinney, Mashapaug. Mis- Welch, assistant in the high school, ha resigned on accountsef i'll health, and re turned to her home. Miss Mary Taft Ina been engaged to fill the vacancy for tn remainder of the term.
 -Muggs Landing is most laughabl burlesque, and some who attended ar laughing yet with it's memories. Tn troupe musters some good commedian tai ent, and is likely to come again soon.
 II. A. Schreier, who died last Saturday had for about year carried life polio for S2OOO in ssThe Travellers and tn company already has Mrs. Schreiers re ceipt for the check given in payment.
 Mrs. Marcia West of Hartford is visi ! ing her sister, Mrs J. M. Leach on Edge wood. =,
 On Saturday evening last party ( friends gathered at the home of MT. an Mrs. Charles Rock in Glynville and prt sented them with fine plush easy chail This was in observance of the eighth al niyersary of their marriage, and was genuine surprise to MT. Rock. A pleas ant social evening was passed, accompanie with refreshments provided by the hostess
 A party of nine lady members of th Stafford Springs Home Missionary Society Congregational, went yesterday to atten a meeting of the Hartford Branch be held in Rockville's magnificent ne church, the pleasure of inspecting whic could not help being strong motive fe the jonrney. The day was perfect, tn meeting of glowing interest, and the rid an experience long to be remembered.
 John Roach was arrested by Office Helm Tuesday night for drunkenness Fine and costs S13. 60.