The Press., 1893-05-04
=on account of his reoent disabling ac-

 cident, Adelbert Needham will close out all his horses at auction at date to be fixed later.
 Holland County Leader: Travellers over the road between Holland and Staf- ford Springs may have noticed beside the highway the boundary stone indicating the line between Ellington and Holland, and may have drawn the inference that the artist who did the lettering on the same was either left-handed or oross-eyed, as he has placed the B on the Ellington side of the stone something like this q.
 Mrs. E. B. Spaulding, who has suc- cessfully conducted the bakery business in Stafford Springs and in Ware, Mass. now living in Palmer, Mass, has bought a grocery store and bakery in West Spring field.
 Has the coincidence of the growing infrequency of typhoid fever in Stafford Springs, az compared with the increasing use of aqueduct water, had the notice il deserves?
 Public appreciation of pleasure at the renewal of the May dinners given by the ladies of the M. E. church was shown by liberal patronage at the church vestry last Monday evening. From until p. m. the tables were kept pretty generally filled. A good meal was served, with hot chick. en pie as the leading article on the menu. The bazar of fancy articles was attractive and we'll patronized, as was also the con. fectionary and ice cream depar tments. A nicely gotten up entertainment filled the evening after the tables were cleared away. It is. to be hoped that this time only 1S months may intervene before the next May dinner at the same place.
 The Keefe Brothers, who are cutting off the wood and timber on the Burnham Lillibridge farm in Willington, have also bought the timber on tracts of land be. longing to Samuel Rockwell and John A. Foster, that of MT. Rockwell being or the Milton Cummings farm, and Mr. Eos. ter's joining this and upon his homestead place.
 W. w. Lathrop will remove his pres ent residence to the lot corner of Grant avenue and Grove street, and will build upon the present site a larger house fol his own occupancy.
 Of the two new houses just being completed by W. W. Lathrop on Grant avenue, the most northerly one will be oc cupied by Addison Arnold, superintendent of the Beckwith Card Co.,, and the other by A. J. Squires, the barber. ..
 The ladies of Grace church will give a clam-chowder supper, with appropriate fixings, next Tuesday evening. Admis. sion 15c.
 The Electric Light Co. have not made purchase of the card shop building on Westford avenue, as has been report ed, and probably have no purpose to dc so. They are occupying a portion of the building for storage.
 Letters remaining in the post-offiee at Stafford Springs, May 4th: Mrs. M J. Cody, Miss Mary E. Coleman, MT. Elf ron, William J. Hugill, Patrick Murnig han, A. K. Murdock, Wm. T. Whelen.
 Next Tuesday evening, 9th, the ad journed borough meeting, to consider tht depot matter, will be held. It is suggest ed to The Press that as the probabilities for a new depot seem good, the whole matter of action before the legislature bt left with the court of burgesses.
 The town has been we'll billed for tn. oopoinu oi odx xroa1> Good things are promised.
 HI. s. Abel has bargained for the house on Edgewood, belonging to c. J Holmes, next north of Mrs. M.C Thralrs being the same recently reported as solt to MT. Maine, that trade not having bee1 consummated.
 Julius Anderson has sold his presen residence on Wilmington Avenue to MT Lavine, and has bought from T. P. Need ham lot on Westford Avenue, east o M. G. Moores residence, upon which h will build at once. 5~
 Elmer F. Colburn's fine .lookin chestnut horse Gust from Kansas, bough of Hubbard Bros., Sturbridge, his ne, Conc ord buggy of John Wightman, an new harness, altogether make fin turnout. MT. Colburn intends soon t move onto his farm, lately owned by Gun don F. Phillips.
 Personals.
 Mrs. Charles Fox has been for som weeks in occupancy of her house in thi village, having spent much of the winte in Hartford.
 | The Knowlton homestead on Rock well Hill is re-fitted for and will be occu pied this summer by Miner Knowlton, wh has become it's owner.
 W. M. Corbin has returned to his dr ties as cashier at the National Bank, afte about two weeks confinement at his hom in Hartford with ''la grippe" He is full recovered. His western trip is, in COT sequence, postponed.
 Miss Edith c. Baker entertained euchre party last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Wm. L. Bishop of Holyokt Mass, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Levi 1 OIl 0EdlU dVOLuO.
 Rev. J. D. Coyle had as guests yes terday several brother clergymen, inclut ing Bishop McMahon of Hartford an Rev. T. w. Broderick of Hartford, forme | ly resident priest here.
 James H. Fisk, of Holden, Mass has been spending some weeks in tow on account of the serious, but now in proving, condition of the health of h mother, whose home is with K. Y. Fisl on Stafford Street. ...-.--.
 HI. s. Abel attended the gathering the consistory of Scottish rite" mason at Norwich last Friday evening. | 10. OF.
 | A large representation of members
 Wauseon Lodge, also resident membe of other lodges, went to the Stafford Ur versalist church last Sunday morning { the invitation of Rev. T. c. Druley, wi