The Press., 1893-06-29
-Iattars remainine in the office at Staf

John Conroy, Napoleon Rajotte, Mary Whitaker.
 Mrs Dr. Smith and children are en- toying the breczes at Congdon's cottage, Fishers Island, and the doctor in the meantime is boarding at Mrs. Crane's.
 -Barnum's circus at Wiilimantic drew lots of people from Stafford last Tuesday.
 M. c. Moore made an assignment of his property Monday, as result of an at tachment put upon portion of his prop erty by creditor. Much regret is ex- pressed over this outcome, as MT. M. has many friends.
 Winter Post meets Monday night.
 James Comins is home for vacation from Wesleyan University; also Miss Carrie Comins, who has been teaching for year past at Wilbraham, Mass, and Miss Jennie Orcutt, who teaches in New Jersey.
 The Fourth of July.
 The committee have issued the follow ing notice:
 Order of the parade and line of march for the morning of the 4th
 A. Adams, General Marshal. Police.
 Band. Merchants and Manufacturers. Bicycles. Horr1DleS. The line will form in Haymarket Square at ' a. m., and move soon after as possi- ble through Main-st. to Fox mill, and on past the mill to West Main-st., through West-Main to High-st., through High-st. and Edgewood to Furnace-ave., through Furnace-ave. to East Main, through East Main to Crown, through Grown to Vest ford-ave., through Westferd-ave. and South and East-Main to Main, through Main to Spring-st., through Spring st. |, Highland Terrace, Woodlawn grounds, Spring and Main-sts. back to Haymarket Square. All are invited to take part Anthony Adams and aids will be on hand early to give places in line. To avoid all danger it is required that no fire. crackers or torpedoes be exploded on streets while the parade is passing. Entries already received assures good class and good number of trotters. Eff teen or over in number.
 Everything is progressing finely; the entertainment is sure not to be disap- gointing. For gala day, to see the peo- pie, and to see them we'll amused, go to the Stafford Springs fair grounds on the 4th.- Staffordville. M. H. West advertises large lot of fireworks for sale.
 Owen Phelps, of Staffordville, receiv- ed recently news of fatal accident which befell his brother, Wm. E.. Phelps, of l Providence, on the 14th inst. Mir. Phelps was slater, and the platform upon which he was working gave way, letting him fall forty feet upon the sidewalk below, causing death in fifteen minutes. Mrs. John Place, of the borough, was 8 sister l of deceased.
 1 (Correspondence.)
 On the evening of June 22d, a class, united in bonds of friendship, knocked at the door of Mrs. E. s. Eldredge, the faith full and devoted teacher of her Sunday school class. Three years she has labor ed and has been blessed, during which time no visitation of death has entered the class. One has been called to serve as teacher in our midst one to the north ern states, from whom often fond mem. ories are waited back to her teacher and classmates. Upon this very enjoyable occasion Mrs. Eldredge was the recipient of a souvenir spoon, presented by Miss Ellen Kinney, whose eloquence conveyed in one voice the true sentiments of friend ship and gratitude which so eminently I graced the hour. - l. (From another correspondent.)
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E church gave strawberry supper in the vestry last Thursday evening. The peo T pie were we'll pleased with the supper ant ice cream and the ladies were as wei pleased with the results.
 The Staffordville Brass Band gave u some fine music in our streets last weel
 Wednesday evening. We hope they vii do this often during the warm weather while windows and doors are open to le the sweet sounds into the houses.
 The floral concert at the Congrega tional church on Sunday evening, the 18th
 was very enjoyable one, and the hous
 was we'll filled.
 Dull times is the cry with the peopl
 here. The factory at New City is stoppe
 and has been for some weeks, and tn
 Hope mill is running out it's stock to sto for an unlimited period. Verify, the mill and honey promised by stump speakers ii the successful party last fall does not floy very bountifully.
 Rev. Henry Vaill is still confined t. his house by sickness.
 MT. George Pinney, who has bee , sick with infiammatory rheumatism fo l three weeks, is some better.
 MT. George Washburn, who has bee 3 sick for several months: has been take 8 much worse of late.
 . Our roads in this and some othe t parts of the town are hardly in conditio : for exhibition at the Columbian expos n tion, unless it should be for negative ot = ject lessons.
 . The Epworth League of the M. E s church will hold meeting in the Ha
 school-house next Sunday, at 5 p. m. Tn d people of that vicinity are cordially 1T d vited.
 -Atthe school meeting held on las 8 Monday evening MT. Claude Duncan wa l. elected committee, and MT. Wm. Pet r clerk and treasurer for the ensuing yea Stafford Hollow. (Correspondence.)
 -Wolcott Lodge, F. & A. M, meet
 tonight. Work on third degree may :, expected. W. B. Batchelder persists in declil o ing the office of school committee, ar D another meeting will be called to fill tf -o vacancy. Probably July 8th will be u
 date chosen.