The Press., 1893-08-17
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 An Summer Horse Clothing at cost at W. R. Rudge & Sons.
 < II have moved my stock of goods to sthe corner store, formerly occupied by M. ! G. Moore, and am now ready to receive both old and new customers. E. l.. Burr.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Packard wish to thank the friends and neighbors who have so kindly remembered them in many ways, only hoping to return their kind ness in the future.
 West Stanford
 VI New dress goods just opened at F. L. : Bufr's.
 "A. w. Walker offers this week twenty five Ladies, Jackets, suitable for fall wear, at the low price of $5 each. Former price from $7 to $10.
 s- WANTED.-Lady canvassers for special rate orders for cabinet photographs at Woods studio, in Johnson's block, Fur mace Avenue. Prizes for the most suc- cessful: 1st. gold watch 2d, crayon pie ture; Sd, gold ring; to each other procur- ing ten or more orders 1 dozen cabinets for and of themselves.
 Reduced prices on Shirt Waists and all Summer Goods at B. L. Burr's.
 If you want good Summer Corset for 50 cts, call at A. w. Walkers.
 Over 300 boxes of Good Stationery at The Press Office, at and 1Oc. box un- til closed out. This is a lot from bank rupt stock that is offered at less than wholesale prices, to save moving. The : best bargains ever offered. A few more of the Franklin Linen Tablets left at 6c. each.
 Mark down sale of Ladies' Shirt Waists at A. W. Walkers.
 Buy no Hosiery without Gordon Dye stamped on every pair. For sale at A. W. Walkers.
 STAFFORD. ;: The A. o. U. W. meets this (Thurs- day) evening. s.s E
 -E. l.. Burr has completed the re- moval of his dry goods stock to the cor ner store in Johnson's East Main street block, one of the best stores, to say the least, in the town.
  ness store and shop to Taft's block on Main street, (store just vacated by E. l.. Burr), and much increased his stock in trade. W. R. Rudge, his father, who is associated with him, will for the present continue his repair shop on East Main-st. David Collins attended the Conn. State Firemen's Association's annual meeting at Danbury last week, as delegate from the Stafford Springs fire department.
 A large number from Monson and Stafford attended a shore dinner picnic at Evergreen Park last Saturday.
 W. c. Crawford is at the worlds fair.
 David Bissett is this week setting $50 feet of curbing on the west side of Grant Avenue, on premises of Mrs. Holt, the Misses Bliss, W. W. Lathrop and Mrs. Schreier. Curbing is also being set on Furnace Avenue in front of the new Press building and Kingsbury's new build ing by L. R. Lull.
 Some 500 persons, chiefly farmers and their families from Stafford and Mon- son held their annual picnic at Evergreen Park last Thursday. Another farmers picnic, "the third annual" is advertised to be held at Bowler's grove, Crystal Lake, to-day.
 -Camp-meeting is this week drawing upon our resident population.
 HI. s. Abel has just returned from his annual vacation season at the home of his boyhood, in Bozrah.
 The residents of Danish ancestry in this vicinity had their second annual pie nic gathering at Evergreen Park on Fri day. I Mrs. Flynt and Mrs. Pease from Mon son, with children, are guests of their sister, Mrs. J. V. Squier.
 FEN. Washburn and daughters, ,Myrnie and Florence, have been visiting at East Longmeadow, Mass.
 Registered this week at Mayland Park: George A. Furness, Herbert M. Corbin, Ida M. Agard, Flora R. Agard, E. Estella Allen, Adella Ludington, Car rie l.. Allen, Carrie E. Parker, Abbie E. Spaulding, Ida M. Brown, Edward B. Allen, Morton w. Hale, Brimfield, Mass. i; Bessie F. Brown, Minnie F. Purson, New York Harold s. Streeter, Mrs. George F. Hunt, E. s. Kenney, Ida A. Kenney, Worcester; CIV. Johnson and wife, Bes sic H. Johnson, Bertha F. Hyde, c. B. Wilson, Gladys M. Wilson, Ida B. Will son, Lulu Raymond, Mrs. s. E. Whitford, E. L. Hyde, Miss I. s. Whitford, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hyde, Southbridge; Sarah P. Worden, Brimfield, Mass. Bertha I. Roberts, Mi. and Mrs. R. w. Roberts, East Hartford; Miss Mary Hunt, Wor- cester; E. E. Butterfield and wife, Wm. M. Corbin, Stafford Springs; H. F.Cady, Lottie R. Weston, Stafford; Geo. Hughes, s. Clark, Anna Burley, Wales; F. B.. Blodgett and wife, Della M. Blodgett, Holland; Mrs. H. s. Stowe, Lawrence, Mass; Florence E. Smith, Waltham, Mass. W. B. Perrin, George B. Surtzer, Springfield; Charles O. Reed and wife, Hartford; MT. and Mrs. George H. Rich, New London; MT. and Mrs. Frank But terfield, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Addie E.. Fuller, E. A. Buck, Mrs. E. A. Buck, Miss Lulu M. Buck, Willimantic; Mrs. A. W. Armour, Kansas City, Mo.
 Miss Gertie Butterfield is filling an engagement at Lake Pleasant as cornet soloist:
 -Letters remaining in the office at Staf- ford Springs Aug. 1T, 1898: Mrs. Lambert Ferry, Miss Ida Newcomb, Rev. Charles N. Morris, Mrs. Mary Prencier, Eugene Whitaker.
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. s. Converse and child, Mrs. Julius Converse, Miss Genie Lee and Miss Belle Russell are at Block