The Press., 1892-06-23
|ised strawberries among the.inhabitaats

r816ed SbfaWDerrleS among bneAnnaDlIaHbs |sol this place.
 s-All are invited to be present at the "lawn party to be given-b Miss Dello Bigger next Wednesday evening (Jmle 2a. -Ics-efeams on sale. THE SIoK. Miss Edith Belcher, who has been very sick is now thought to be improving, for which all her many friends will be thankful. Mrs. Childs has been sick many months, and continues about as she has been for several weeks....... Mrs. Adams, the pastors wife, has been very sick. but is now much better. '. Stafford Hollow.
 .-Wolcott Lodge, F. A. M., holds g special lcommunicationth this evening. Third degree.
 Geo. D. Shaw attended the reunion of his old company E, 36th Mass. reg't, at Springfield, June 17th. 26 members were present at the business meeting and banquet, also as guests were Junior Vice Vice Department Commander Wether- bee, three past department commanders -J. W. Henry, Arthur Smith, and Myron P. Walker, also commander of B. K. Wilcox Post, 16, W. P. Derby.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap- tist church will hold sociable at the chapel tomorrow (Friday) evening, to which all are cordially invited. Ice cream and strawberries will be served from 6. 30 to 8 o'clock
 West Stafford.
 The annual meeting to elect officers in school district No. 13 is called by M s. Tupper, committee, to be held at the school honse on Monday, June 27th, at 7.3O p. m. . s,S
 An auction sale of personal property will be held at the late residence of Hen- " Fuller, deceased, on Monday, June 27th, at p. m.,x Also the personal prop erty of the D.. D. Baldwin estate viii be sold at aaction on Saturday next at 10, q. m., and standsng grass oli taesM. I. Cady farm on Saturday, at 1. p m.
 -These are promises Of he5establfsh- ment of an important industry sin .West stafdrds tie success of whichHfffials give much pleasure to eyerybody.s,Ehe Flee troloidsMfg @. ,;lnc6rporated under the laws of.the <ssAt4 ofaNey York. with a capital stock of $g5,oOe, and ofacered by Hon. Edwin F. Stern, president, Edward c. Greene, vice president, Henry A. Buck treasurer and manager, have leased, with privilege of purchase, the mill property last operated by Messrs. Mullen, also many unoccupfed. dwellings, and have been engaged in refltting these for, use. Their proposed product is eleetroloid, a composition of combined mineral, chem ical, electrical and mechanical action. used for ornamental purposes, tops of stands, fancy jewelry, umbrella handles, and 8 variety of uses suggested by those named. If the expectations of the:found- CTS of this new industry are metit will do a great deal fol them and for the town. ! ; --Wm. A. Patten has had as guests his son:in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. R. H. Small of New London, and their two children.
 Hartford Post! c. w. Connell, who has ibeen a popular employe of the Pratt & Whitney company, while. washing up the sother day, was called asfde and pre- sented by his friends and fellow workers in the small tool department with 8 hand somely engraved gold watch. J. L. Chapman spoke on bs1ialf n lthes men in the department. Tn hta. pfssentation speech he spoke of the personal loss each onalt at Ml ennall allsdaparture From Har43 3sd 1 to Wsssstt- -staf- fefd, where, he. ,entefsS business for hifi- S6lf; .rr pe+ s.. :lt t t3Ey& sss ssi,-
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