The Press., 1891-07-02

AASSAAoAASN1 N'>D Morrow, 6.28 11.37 4.06 7.O3 South Wilmington, 6.33 11.42 4.12 7.08 Willington, 637 11.46 Ar 7,12 Stafford Springs, CAT 11.56 4.3O 7.24 State Line, 6.57 1908 4.42 7.36 Monson, 7.10 1920 4.56 7.47 Palmer (arr.), 7.2O 12.3O 5.O5 7.55 Work is about beginning on the Oro- noco block, which will be fitted with 8 Mansard roof, creating opportunity which will be utilized, for making good opera house,
 Judge J. F. Chamberlin has new two- seated wagon of natural wood finish, worthy of the fine span that draws it. It was procured of Comins.
 -Gaynor's shoe shop is removed to Kane's building on Westford avenue.
 The Congregational Sunday school will have it's annual picnic at Evergreen Park next Tuesday, if the weather is pleasant, otherwise will postpone until it improves.
 Regular session of Wauseon Lodge, I. o. o. F., next Tuesday evening.
 Through the summer the Mashapaug stage will make special trip from Staf- ford Springs to Mashapaug on Saturdays, additional it's regular tri-weekly trip. Owing to change in R. R. timetable the stage will hereafter leave the post-office at g. .45 a. m.
 The walls of the Furnace-ave. exten- sion of Johnson's block are now about G,;~ I,
 After looking at all the different makes of watering carts, the city of Hol- yoke has ordered an outfit made at South Bend, Ind, and precisely like the one that is used in Stafford Springs, and so thoroughly disapproved of by smart newspaper reporter when first put to use here.
 The Central House dining room upon the lower floor, now completed and in use, makes a wonderful improvement to the entire hotel interior.
 A society called the "Willing Work ers'' has been organized, as a branch of the Y. P. s. C.. E. of the Cong1 church. President, Miss Hewitt secretary, Bertha Heald. We have hopes of attending an entertainmept to be given by them in the near future.
 Services at Grace church VI Sunday after Trinity. The sacrament of the Lords supper at 1O45 a. m.. Sunday school at 12 m., evening prayer at 7.
 Elder A. Morse of Union and c. H. Edson of Putnam have purchased the Gear property on Thompson Ave-, in Putnam. HI. B. Bumstead died early this morn ing at the home of his son-in-law, H. A. Newell. He was native of Monson, but for 20 years past a we'll known and re- spected citizen and prominent member of the M. E. church. His funeral will be attended on Friday, at 12.30, from MT. Newell's residence.
 Letters remaining in the post office July 2d, 1S91 Daniel w. Lay, Patrick Moran, Eddie Roberts, George Swan. ' Personals. John Clark is home from Montreal college for his summer vacation. Samuel Jackson is off for fortnight's outing, the trip to include Bar Harbor Me, and other points.
 James Mclaughlin will attend the national editoral convention at St. Paul July 14th-17th, as one of the three del. egates from Connecticut, and will be ac- companied on the trip by Mrs. M.
 pr. J. c. Eaton of Monson, with his wife and daughters, has gone to the Will. limantic camp ground to remain until Sept. 1st.
 Miss Daisy Russell is home from the Norm al school for vacation.
 Gov. Hyde still goes upon crutches as result of his recent injury, but gets about nicely. While riding from the rail. way station yesterday wheel came of from the buggy soon after starting. The horse was a gentle one and quickly stopped. The governor quickly left the carriage, using his crutches to such good advantage as to wholly save himself from injury.
 F. A. Close sailed yesterday on the Teutonic from New York, intending to spend couple of months amid the scenes of his boyhood in Minchinhampton, Glou- cestershire, England. Many friends wish him pleasant visit and safe return.
 E. C. Dennis and Thomas Burwell start next week on a trip to Dakota to be gone week or so. They go via. Boston, White Mountains, Montreal, etc.
 Mrs. Thrall and daughter have just vacated Clearview cottage at Maylandean Park, and will be succeeded by party from Winsted, Conn. Dr. Watts and family still occupy The Cliff cottage. Rev. J. D. Coyle is still very much l disabled by the accident of last week, but gets around on crutches, and expects soor to be fully recovered.
 Miss Clara Ellis and Miss Editt Cushman are spending few days witt Miss Alberta Eaton at Crystal Lake.
 W. o. Spencer, of Brooklyn, travel ing salesman for Sweetser, Pembrook q Co.,, N. Y., is at Crystal Lake, with { party from New York, spending his vaca tion.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Brown, of Palm CT, have been spending few days witl friends in the borough.
 -Wm. Mcdonald has removed tt Westerly, and takes the position of bos weaver in P. J. Cullen's mill. His sol Frank is also employed there as weaver.
 Mrs. Puffer, of Palmer, is guest o Mrs. J. V. Squier's. ----.-. l Staffordville. (Correspondence.)
 -'Rah for -four boys nine." The frs and second hines of Wales combined cam to Staffordville on Saturday last an' played the small nine here, and were bad ly beaten. The score was g to o in favo of Staffordville. T Mir Phi1O West was ahsent last Snn