The Press., 1892-08-18

and will be succeeded by Peter Tetrault MT. Brown has bought out restauran
 stand on Brooklyn-st., Rockville, tt
 which place he will remove.
 Services will be held as usual at tht Congregational church next Sunday l Letters remaining in the office at
 Stafford Springs, Aug. 18th: Noah Moul
 ton, Mrs. Maloney, Prise Peligin, Ma poleonPaul, DavidTucotte, LizzieF Fosket
 A meeting oJ the Stafford Springs Agricultural Society will be held on Sat urday afternoon at p. m., at E. c. Den nis office, to consider the erection of new buildings, etc. Full attendance request ed
 Nelson Larabee, for many years a much respected resident of this place and for 13 years watchman in the Warren Co.'s mills, died at Salem, Aug. 17th from general debility. Aged 69.
 The sudden death of a child made considerable talk onTuesday. A German calling himself doctor, who has been i Muller on Center street, volunteered to extract several troublesome teeth for a 4-year-old child of his hostess. It is quite evident that some nal lcotic was used, though the operator denied this. At any rate the child went into stupor following the operation, at il 8. m., from which 1t never rallied. About p. m. some neighbors came in and seeing the condition of the child insisted that a doc- tor be called edsnotwithstanding the charla- ton present claimed to be one. Dr.. Rafftery was called and at once pro- nounced the child to be in a dying con- dition, upon which the mother turned up- on the quack, who thereupon leaped through window and has not been seen since. Dr. Rafftery stayed by the child until it died, at about 5 o'clock. A post mortem verified the opinion based upon symptoms during treatment that the child died of strangulation, the lungs being 8 mass of clotted blood. The narcotic given had evidently obstructed ability to breathe or swallow, and the blood from the jaws l had simply run down the throat.
 Mir and Mrs. R. H. Small, of New London, came to StaffordSprings on Satur- | day to inter the remains of their youngest child in the Stafford Springs cemetery. At Mayland Park.
 Registered at the Mayfower during the week: Mr. and Mrs. Isaac M. Agard and two children, Mir. and Mrs. George L. Chaffee and two children, Rockville; MT. ahd Mrs. J. M. Chaffee, MT. and Mrs. Nathan Agard, Staffordville; Miss B. Jennie Chaffee, Miss Myra A.. Fenton, Stafford Springs; MT. and Mrs. M. A. Dickinson, Springfield; W. M. Chesman, Miss Chesman, Chicago; John s. Keith, Mrs. John s. Keith, Springfield; MT. and Mrs. J. s. Greenleaf, West Springfield; !; MT. Hiram Vinton, Mrs. A. s. Whiton, Mrs. Chauncey Orcutt, Gertrude Orcutt, Orcuttville; Idella M. Anderson, Mon son.; O. F. Crawford and wife, Worces- ter; Mrs. Warren Keith, Eastford; May s. Bidwell, Stafford Springs; Mrs. w. H. Eldredge, Brooklyn, N. Y.; W. H. Cor bin and wife, Elizabeth, N. J.; J. A. Wiley and wife, Hartford; Rev. and Mrs. J. P. -Hawley, New Hartford; Frank Lyttle, West Fitchburg, Mass. Harry o. Converse, MT. and Mrs. E. K. Spaulding, w. M. Colbin, Stafford Springs; Maud Chamberlin, MT. and Mrs. R. s. Beebe, MT. and Mrs. Richard G. Beebe, MT. and Mrs. E. c. Pinney. MT. and Mrs. Cyril Johnson, Mrs. Reuben Burley, Master Harold B. Pinney, Chella Cady, H. F. Cady, Stafford J. B. Corbin. New York N. ", MapeI w. Jones, Albert B. White, Holbrook, Mass; MT. and Mrs. Chris topher Allen, Hydeville; James M. Davis, Davisville, R. l.; MT, and Mrs. w. A. King, Willimantic; w. D. Heald, Miss Anna Heald, Miss I. M. Sullivan, Stafford Springs; Ellen Flaherty, Hartford; Emma Flaherty, Willlimantic; Lizzie Flaherty, Stafford Springs; Mrs. c. N. Champlin, Miss A. Champlin, Norwich; Mrs. E. Sullivan, Mrs. Julius Converse, Mrs. R. M. Gaston, Mrs. Grace David, Cecile David, F. G. Sanford and wife, Mrs. Chas. Fox, Thomas Coomes, Mir. and Mrs. Mar tin and two children, Levi Arnold, MT. and Mrs. J.W. Bidwell, Stafford Springs; i; Mrs. F. w. Fox, Peabody, Mass. w. H. Spedding, New York, N. Y. MT. Henry Morse and family of Southworth are in Hope cottage, MT. Harrington in Cliff. Personal.
 Miss Mary Holbrook, of Columbia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. H. King, on Grant avenue.
 W. H. Spedding is home from New York for week.
 Henry F. Wise, foreman of Torrent Engine Co.,, is attending the state con- vention of firemen at New Haven this week.
 Mrs. G. H. Baker and Miss Edith c. Baker are at Mantle.
 Miss Celia Holt has returned from Saratoga, accompanied by Mrs. c. H. Pinney, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Miss Arnold, of Peabody, Mass, is guest of Miss Mary Lathrop. Mrs. Champlin, of Norwich, is visit ing her sister, Mrs. F. G. Sanford Miss Edith Pollock, of Whitingsville, Mass, is at Mrs. Hewitt's, on Grant-ave. MT. and Mrs. Parson and children, of Bellows Falls, Vt., are visiting at Charles Roberts.
 | Mir. and Mrs. E. c. Dennis and Mrs. Dr. c. B. Newton are at Block Island this week.
 Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Mcleod have returned from their vacation trip passed in Groton, Conn.,, and vicinity. J. B. Walker two weeks ago made the trip from his place of business in New York city by wheel, and has just returned from a week of fishing on the coast of Maine. He is yet here.
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