The Press., 1892-04-28

W. Walkers.
 Miss K.s F. Horrigan, the popular Main-st. milliner, has returned from New York with all the latest summer styles. If you wish neat and stylish hat, that is the place to go.. Her opening windows lar surpass anything seen in the town. Her trade is better this season than it has been for some time. 1w*
 The Norwich Folded Paper Carpet Lining for sale at A. w. Walkers.
 An entire new stock of Wall Paper and Carpets at Converse's. Call and in- spect.
 -Plain cheese, sage cheese, Eng. Dairy, Roduefort and Neufchatel cheeseat Ellis.
 Fresh premium butter from the FL ifngton Creamery, at Ellis.
 Rubber Hose, Oil Stoves, Refriger- ators at bottom prices, at Anthony Adams. i
 STAFFORD.
 The private car, ..St. Lawrence" of the president Of the Central Vermont rail- road, passed over the N. L. N.read last Thursday, and by it's novelty attracted much attention. It is unlike any other car, being combination observation car and locomotive, the upper portion being butt like a parlor car above the boil. aa6 the locomotive, and covers it neatly up. It is a double ender. and presents a very novel appearance. There was some, expressions of disappointment that the officials did not stop in Stafford Springs and note the need of railway station, baethis was not needed. They already fully understand. the need, and have on hand acres of plans, diagrams, and statfs- tics bearing on the matter. Stafford Springs Is certainly Ion the list" for new depot, and that very soon. The strong est pledges to this end have been made, and the needs and justice of the matter are as we'll understood in St. Abans as in Stafford. As preliminary step the rail- road company last Saturday bought of Messrs. Johnson and Corbin the tract of land on SQuth-st.. lying between the river and Dehohd,s coal yard There are two tenement houses and also coal sheds upon. the preperty; which formerly belonged to the Granite Mill Co. It is understood that the freight depot is to be located up- on the purchased tract, and also that the depot proper will stand about where the freight depot now stands, with a covered. platform extending to the west. in front of which passenger trains will stop.
 A millinery store has been opened by Mrs. B. J. Badger, from Mansfield, in the. east stere in the American House block. Burning grass upon the Isaac Cady piaceSrecently put the buildings in great danger, and to energetic and well-direct- cd work =apon the part of Mrs. G. E. MarsdAie, who lives upon the place. is due their salvation from burning.
 Mrs. T. o.. Lathrop has one of the finest pot of callas ever seen in town.
 A very. large congregation greeted the new pastor at the Congregational church last Sunday, the platform being finely decorated with flowers. The ser mon was one which repaid attendance. The text was from the story of Namaan, the leper-tH he had bid thee to do some gs,eat thing weuldst thou not have done 1t 9", the lesson being that religion con- sists in faithfully meeting the seeming minor duties of life.
 Mrs. w. L. Crawford has taken a course at Child's Business c College, Spring field, Mass, and now has situation as shorthand and typewriter in the office of Atwood Machine Co.,, Stopington. Her husband is also employed at the same works. -.
 <.-The 'sBIock Island trafn," which is usually put on the. N.. L. N. railroad about July 1st, will commence running next Monday, and will also no doubt be continued until later in the season than it's usual time of withdrawal; if fairly well patronized, perhaps be kept on the year. around. z. s~- <z fenced against travel while the ledge south of Adelbert Needham's is being cut down. Something of, this kind was done g. few years ago, but now steam drills are employed, and big improvement in grade will be made.
 LA very serious charge of assault made against Walter Remmert will be heard by the borough court next Tues day. The stories and promised evidence are very contradictory ,and there is wide difference of opinion as to the probable outcome of the affair.
 As fine piece of canine flesh as ever seen in Stafford is the noble St. Bernard recently expressed to Hon. Julius Con- verse-a present from Samuel Lee, of Brfdgton, Maine.
 A meeting of the directors of the Stafford Springs Cemetery Association will be held at the borough building on Friday evening to choose secretary in place of J. M. Lord, who declines the of- flee.
 -The ladies of the M. E. church will omit their usual May breakfast and sub- stitute for it 8 literary feast. They have secured Mrs. Mary A. Livermore to lec- lure in the chmch next Wednesday eve ming, May 4th. Subject, "Women of the War;. Mis. Livermore was a nurse in the war, and therefore to her natural elo- quence and graceful delivery will be ad- ded the charm of personal experience. You will be more than paid if you i'm prove this opportunity of hearing one of the foremost women of the land on this always interesting andsoul- stirring theme. Admission % cts.