The Press., 1892-09-15

! Roquefort and Neufchatel cheese at Ellis. Fresh premium butter from the FL lington Creamery, at Ellis.
 If you want to save money buy your Guns and Ammunition of B. A Buck & Go.
 STAFFORD. Charles Mccarthy has a hydrangea bush which attracts considerable atten- tion, being 12 feet in height, 46 feet in cir conference, and at the present time has 937 heads or clusters of blossoms.
 Clarence Kingsbury, s. s. H. s., '92, has entered Chilld's Business College, Springfield, proposing to make study of typewriting and stenography.
 At meeting held last Thursday eve ming preliminary steps were taken toward the formation of democratic campaign club, and an adjournment made to bor- ough hall this evening, when the organi- zation will be completed.
 An auction sale of young Wyoming horses drew a crowd at Gary's stables on Tuesday. The prices received ranged from $35 to $50. They were generally light in weight, and but few were sold buyers being wary.
 pr. T. c. Tiffany, who some time since removed his dental business to Will limantic, now, in addition to his other business, has purchased jewelry store, which he has most elegantly finished, fit ted, and stocked.
 ha cf fo nate town officers and representatives and to choose delegates to conventions, will be held at the town house on Friday eve ming, Sept. 18th.
 A republican caucus, to choose dele gates to the congressional, senatorial and probate conventions, will be held at the town house this (Thursday) evening.
 The selectmen hold their last busi- ness meeting for the year tomorrow, Fri day, from a. m. to p. m., at which time all bills against the town should be presented.
 Manager Gray, of Willimantic, has engaged the original Barnaby, Karl and McDonough, Bostonian Opera Co.,, ir their latest production, "Robin Hood There are 30 people in the company, and they carry their own grand orchestra. A date is fixed in the early part of October and Manager Gray will run an excursion train from Stafford Springs to the enter tainment.
 At meeting of the Girls Higt v School Club, on Thursday, Sept. 9th, the following officers were elected: president Miss Edith Cushman; vice-president Miss Jennie Clark; secretary, Miss Al berta Eaton; treasurer, Miss Clara Ellis Those who went to Saratoga on last weeks excursion are sure that it was one of the incest excursion trips ever offered here. About 200 from this vicinity stopped at one hotel, at specially low rates. A trip to Mt. MacGregor was taken in as side issue by many of tht party.
 -E. K. Spaulding and Miss K. F. Hor rigan have put electric lights in thei stores, also Dr. L. F. Eaton into his den tai office.
 Geo. E. Bucks new two-tenemen house, at the east end of East -Main-st. is being put up by H. M. Day, and vii be good class of building.
 -E. w. Brooks will this week set ul portable steam saw mill on the Davisol farm in Western Willington, and afte making up large quantity of pine int @ho |. the Lewis Harwood place.
 The Congregational church in Belch ertown, Mass, celebrated last Mon day the Tooth anniversary of the erection of their present church edifice (which ha been several times renovated and mod ernized.) The church was organize, 15O years ago, and the first church build ing erected in 1737. Among the pastor of the church were Rev. Geo. A. Orcutt since of Talcottville and Somers in thi county, Rev. Dr. Wolcott, father of Sen ator Wolcott, of Colorado, Rev. H. B Blake, formerly of South Coventry, ant Rev. Charles A. Smith, recently settled in Hartford. Mrs. James Mclaughlin or Stafford Springs, who attended tn centennial, is granddaughter of one o the builders of the present church edifice A new running schedule on the c. V railroad went into effect on Monday. Tn, only change at Stafford Springs station il in the second train south, which nov leaves at 9.20 a. m. instead of $50 as be fore. The full schedule is: going south 7.20 and 9.20 8. m., 2.51 and 7.45 D. m. north, 2. IA a. m., 1920, 450 and 2. .19 pm Electricity was the subject of dis course of religious and scientific interes last Sunday morning, at the Congrega tional church, where in the evening tn electric lights were used for the first time The lighting was quite satisfactory though the lamps are not yet all in place