The Press., 1891-06-04
The walls are rising for Johnson's

The walls are rising TOT JOnnSOne new block on Furnace avenue. It is un- derstood that Anthony Adams is to occu- py the store, and F. Remmert to have a boarding house in the upper stories. Mrs. H. T. Small, of Hartford, is a guest of Mrs. l.. W. Crane, and will re- main through June at least.
 Letters remaining in the office at Stafford Springs, June 4th: Miss Joseph inc Beauchau, Willie Champion, George w. Caine, T. c. F., box 131, Lew Gleason, Hugh Pickford.
 Treasurer Harwood of the Stafford Savings Bank has been kept. at home for week past by illness, but is improving.
 A fire alarm this morning came from Rawitser's shoddy mill, but was nothing serious.
 Next Wendesday evening St. Mary's Guild will give supper and dramatic entertainment in the vestry room of Grace church The Guild is an association re- gently organized for the cultivation of a social and missionary spirit among the young ladies of the parish. This is their first public entertainment. Supper will be served from six until eight o'clock. At eight, or whereabouts, members of the Guild will present the interesting farce entitled, Murder Will Out" with the following cast of characters:
 Grace Stiles, an old time Yankee, Agnes Fairfield Lena Stiles, her granddaughter, Edith Bissett MiSnie Mng tast Lenas friends, Annie Crane Dinah, the colored cook, Josephine Menning Bridget OFlaherty looking for situation,
 Lena Oliver
 Miss Gertrude Chamberlin, as stage manager, has full charge of the play and has given much thought and attention to the rehearsals. We may, therefore, con- fidently expect very enjoyable entertain ment. The admission fee, ten cents, en- titles one to supper and to witness the play.
 Services at Grace. church next Sun day: Morning prayer and sacrament of the Lords supper, 10.45; Sunday school, 12 m. evening prayer, 7.
 Stafford Hollow.
 List of unclaimed letters remaining in Stafford, Conn.,, post office June 1, 1891: Miss Seddie Aspell, Geo. Dawson, Wm. Lyon, David Tablue, Walter Mo- Kendrick, Charlie M. Richardson, G. A. Bugbee, Mrs. Emily Gary, Mrs. Elizabeth Greenhalgh, Raphael Major, J. H. Miller, J. R. Swan.
 W. B. Batchelder was in Boston Wednesday, June 3, to attend the con- mencement exercises of the Boston Uni versity, at which time his brother, F. P. Batchelder, took the degree of M. D., thus closing 8 four years course in the medical department of the university.
 R. K. Stewart has opened shop in Amasa Converse house for making and repairing shoes. He came from Holland. See his advertisement.
 The partial list of presents given be- low indicates the interest felt in the we'd ding on Tuesday of John P. Brown and Miss Lima B. Findeisen of this village. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. A. Bevington, of Stafford Springs, at the home of the bride
 Dinner and tea sets, linen table cloth and feather bed and pillows, brides moth CT; wizard clock MT. and Mrs. Moritz Findeisen, Jefferson, Mass. silver tea spoons, Miss M. Findeisen silver table spoons, Miss Clara Ffndeisen; silver su- gar stand, ] dozen silver knives and forks, o. E. Findeisen; wedding cakes, Mrs. Geo. J. Seuss, Springfield, Mass; dozen lemonade glasses, c. J. Seuss; purse oi money from parents of the, groom in England silver cake basket, MI. and Mrs. c. F. George Rochester lamp, MT. Chas. Woodbury and Miss Mabel Buck silver castor, MT. and Mrs. H. c. Holt celery glass, Mrs. Jacob Glover; 6 silver table spoons, Miss Emma Glover; gob. lets and water pitcher, Mrs. J. E. Smith set glass dishes, Mrs. Greim, Springfield desert spoons and nut forks, MT. anC Mrs James Lasbury butter knife, Master John Findeisen pepper, salt and mustard set, Master George Greim; berry set Mrs. F. Wassung and Miss Greim, Spring field; toilet set, MT. and Mrs. w. Wob hecke, Stafford Springs.
 MT. and Mrs. Brown left on the after noon train for a short touf, and will reside in part of the house owned by Cyri Johnson.
 Staffordville.
 J. Whitney is selling fine tomato plants of his own raising. His advertise ment gives notice of good range of choic as to varieties, and prices below the ordi nary.
 (Correspondence.)
 The writer has received an anony nous communication, in which certain place is referred to, where there are Ego ings on' that are a disturbance to thos who have eyes to see and ears to hear It is hinted that if no notice is taken o remonstrance, more attention will be giv en the offenders.
 Memorial week made ''away'' wit several for a day or two. MT. Charle Watrous and his family were away a South Coventry, Mrs. Rebecca Eaton an Mrs. Azuba Ferry were on visits wit friends in Fiskdale, MT. c. E. Holme was absent over Sunday at Rockville.
 MT. Richard Dorsey and family starr ed for Quebec last week to be absent som time.
 Visitors here last week and over Sur day: MT. and Mrs. Edwin Smith, Soutf bridge, at MT. Phillips MT. Al. Hedges , Westfield, Mass, at MT. Walbridges 2 Mrs. J. R. Damn, Honeoye Falls, N. Y at Dea. s. Smiths; Miss Ella Walbridg, Springfield; MT. Wm. Harrington, Eas ford, with his brother Willard; MT. W c. Hitchcock, Bennington, Vt., at Mir l Gardner's; MT. Ellery Chamberlin an , family at R. M. Chamberlins. MT. and Mrs. Warren Chapin, wh . have been i'll several weeks, have so in n proved as to attend church again. BEATS THE REooRD.-Mr. Otto Seru . superintendent of the Hope mill, and M l. las Swift took a tI1rt1o Uai0hinO ovor