The Press., 1893-06-15
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LoCAL NOrICEs.

and all kinds or Fancy WOrk at MISS K. F. Horrigan's, Page's Block.
 Having bought the photograph room in Johnson's block Furnace Avenue, of E. L. Burr, I solicit the patronage of the people of Stafford and vicinity. Shall be open all week days and shall do first class work and attend strictly to business.
 VIM. J. WOOD. A. w. Walker has received another large lot of those Somerset Dress Reform Corsets, which he is selling so many of. This week we have received new assortment of Summer Hats in Leghorn, Chip and Fancy Braids, in black, white and colors, also Ribbons, Flowers and Tips in new and stylish effects. Miss M. : T. Russell.
 Large stock of Parasols and Sun Um- brellas in all prices at A. w. Walkers. Large assortment of Shirt Waists at E. L. Burr's.
 Extra bargains in Ladies' Shirt Waists, in black, white and colored, at A. w. Walkers.
 Buy no Hosiery without Gordon Dye stamped on every pair. For sale at A. W. Walkers.
 Ladies Wrappers in Bingham, Cham brays and Prints. at B. l.. Burr's.
 Ladies Shirt Waists in the latest styles and lowest prices, at Miss Russell's.
 
 stationery for 1Oc.! We have big job of fine box stationery, which we are clos ing out at 10c. and 12c. @ box. Some of the boxes that are slightly broken or soil ed we are selling at Sc. box. STAFFORD.
 Sewing circle and social tea of the w. R. c. Friday afternoon. Regular meeting Friday eAening.
 The Electric Light Go. have placed 8 light at the mineral spring, which not only lights the way for those who go there to drink, but by it's glare rids the place of the loafers who have made eve ming visits unpleasant. The fixtures and maintenance of the light are free gift of the E. L. Co.,, who have also again fitted the Highland Terrace, band stand with lighting apparatus for the season of out door concerts.
 The Lawrence (Mass.) Daily Tribune chronicles the marriage at St. Mary's church in that city June 9th of Frank Mack, of Stafford Springs (dyer at the Mineral Springs Co.'s milD, to Miss Rose Glenn, of this city. After trip to New York city and other points of interest they will return to their home at Stafford Springs. A wedding reception was ten dered the bride, at which a handsome lot of presents was displayed, including a silver tea service and many other fine ar ticles of silver, linen, and china.
 The W. R. c. are preparing an en- tertainment to be given at the opera house June 21st, the program including The Baby German, the cantata, Who Killed Cock Robin, and The Butterfly Drill. The proceed will go to replenish the relief fund. Tickets, on sale at II. S. Abel's, are 15 and 9 cts.
 -Children's Sunday will be appropri- ately observed at the Congregational church next Sunday, especially in the evening, which will be given up to exer- cises mainly by the children. The morn- ing service will be suited to the day.
 F. W. Wescott has moved from the Anderson house into F. H. Spelman's cottage on Highland Terrace.
 The health endangering nuisance op- posite the depot, long source of bitter complaint to merchants and residents in the vicinity, has been fully deserving of being characterized as intolerable. for months. The sinks from several tene- ments have poured into an open cellar hole in full sight of the street, making a standing, unsightly and odorous pool. treaaent promises of abatement have checked threatened steps. By and by a fearful responsibility will rest upon some body, when sickness, and perhaps death comes as result of tolerance. If death, will 1t be murder? If not, why not?
 -M D. Jewett has resumed work up on tenement house to contain two or more tenements, on West-st., between Park and Holland Avenue Also has sold building lot on Holland Avenue tc George Campbell, and to Emil Tuersch. mann a lot adjoining the latter's residence -Citizen's Band will give the first oper air concert of the season on the bant stand this (Thursday) evening, at p. m. with this program:
 i. March, High school Cadets, Soasd 9 Overture from Tannhauser, Wagner
 -, - ' J. Mathews. ~ ''- Pette 4 SchOttiSche, Princess Royal J. Ringlebinl 5. Quickstep, Wild Eagle, new edition, E. s,oift Polka Duett, for comets, Under the Foliage MGSSES. ETdZlef ana LyQCn.
 I. Baritone Solo, Stella Polka, R. J. Hermdon
 J. FurnesS.
 8 O. S., Is the Old Home ever Forgotten7
 FranEe1.tfeld -Dr. F. w. Pulford, who died in Sey mour on the 3d inst, will be remembered by many old Stafford friends. In earl, life he was employed in the mills here and here first began practice. He wa highly esteemed while a resident here where most of his children were born One son, 0. H., was his partner in medi cal practice; daughter, now deceased was wife of FLA. iPierson of this village A Dr. Pulford was born In Leeds, England In 1926. He died suddenly of heart dis ease.
 "A most pleasant reminder was give to Grant Avenue couple last Friday eve ming, in the form of serenade by Git zen's Band, that twas theeve of the 3Ot anniversary of their wedding day It wa 8 most pleasing form of attention, an most gratefully appreciated by those s honored.
 Examinations for entrance to tn High school will be held at the Hig school house tomorrow (Friday) at g g m. Also at the same time represents tive of the state board of education wi be there to examine applicants for admis sion to the normal schools, or for stat certificates. See advertisement.
 Winter Post, G. A.. R., meets nez Monday evening, Stafford grange Especial and Wauseon Lodge, I. o. o. F., (semi-ar nHal session. Tuesday evening.
 At the Methodist church next Sunda ehildren's day will be observed at bot services. In the morning the school wi attend church in body, and sermo suited to the occasion will be preached b T.. A { ,al<,