The Press., 1893-06-08
I.auuor A [ Tnrnor

Lawyer "A. J. turner IS T0pOrIeu tO be about to remove his law office from Stafford Springs to Willimantic, in order to be near his aged parents, who reside in the south part of Coventry.
 -J. F. Chamberlin and w. H. Smith and families will go with Leland excur- sion party to the worlds fair, starting from home June 17th.
 Collector Spellman will receive bor- ough taxes at Heald's drug store next Tuesday, from to p. nn., and will be sharp after delinquents after that date.
 The new passenger depot "sets too low," is the present complaint of critics. and to the eye it would appear well calcu- lated to get frequent street washings.
 W. S. Murphy, who has news room at Monson, now has the sale of Sunday papers in the borough, having bought out MT. Fay Orders for delivery may be left at Kane's restaurant for Boston, New York or Springfield papers, or copies may be had there.
 A missionary tea" will be served on the lawn of the Congregational parsonage next Wednesday p. m., to which every body is invited. Fee ten cents.
 Parties who are entitled to' use hose are warned by the aqueduct company to confine the use to the specified hours.
 -Dr. F. L. Smith has moved into the west side of Cyril Johnson's new double house on East-Main street. This is an exceptionally good tenement building, with ample room, fitted for all needs of water, etc. P. B. Johnson was builder and architect.
 The Ancient Order of Hibernians are to have neat apartments fitted for their occupancy in Kingsbury's new building on Furnace avenue.
 Stafford Hollow.
 George D. Shaw thinks he has the best piece of field corn about here. Plant ed May 18th, hoed June 15th; stands 10 inches high on an average. ..-. -.. Z.
 (COrrespondence.)
 School closed on last Friday with the usual picnic, each school by itself. It was enjoyed by the scholars. The follow ing is the report of regularity and punctu- ality of attendance. Grammar school pupils neither absent nor tardy, Myrtle Brown; pupils not absent, Harry John- son, Clarence Lasbury; pupils not tardy, Erwin Benjamin, Putnam Druley, John- nie Findeisen, Adolph Pero, Henry Pero, Bert Wightman, Eva Brown, Myrtle Brown, Geneva Dimmock, Agnes Pero, Mary Pero, Katie Peters, Addie Whiton, Alice Whiton, Maggie Moore,; pupils absent but once, Claude Pinney, Eva Brown.
 Primary department, district Mo-. 1, taught by Lottie R. Weston. Scholars perfect in attendance, Lottie A. Connors, Florence Troy, Gertie Roberts, Johnnie c. Hassett, George A. Colburn; not ab- sent, but tardy once, Gertrude J. Rock well, Wyla s. Parker, Annie M. Peters absent only once, Lena B. Ladish, Adloard Larbry, Frank Dimmick; perfect in at tendance during the year, Lottie A. Con- nors, Johnnie c. Hassett.
 A school meeting is called for Satur- day evening at the school house. Reports for last year will be presented, election of officers for the ensuing year, and any oth- CT business proper to such meeting is in order.
 There was stereoptican exhibition in the town house last Saturday evening, under the management of George L.. Thompson. On account of other attrac- tions and of not being largely advertised there was no notice in The .Press-it was not largely attended. Those who were present were pleased, however.
 Arrangements are being made for a Particulars may be expected later.
 West Stafford.
 (Correspondence.)
 Sunday will be observed as children's day, with floral decorations and a chil- dren's concert.
 Let invalids improve this month, and bathe literally in the sunshine and free air of heaven.
 Mrs. Candice Mercy was in this vii. lage Saturday, visiting her sisters.
 Miss Arminda M. Shepard has re. turned to Willimantic, after pleasant visit with her parents.
 Daniel Avery, in company with his cousin, Ebert Avery, of Somers, went to Hartford Thursday, being guests of Rep. resentatives Hanley and Avery. After looking over the capitol and making the acquaintance of the governor, they took in the Barnum and Bailey show, and had a fine time.
 HI. A. Glazier was in Hampden Mon. day and Tuesday, the guest of his aunt
 -Dea. Orwell Dimock and lady called on their neice, Mrs. Eliza Dimock Char ter, of Crystal Lake, Tuesday.
 Mrs. Augusta Doss has sold her farm in the west part of the town to George J Regg of New York City. Mrs. D. ex poets to remove to Rockville.
 F. c. Shippey and wife lately visited at Ralph Wiers'.
 A more liberal use of soap and watol in this country would lessen the practice of our physicians fifty per cent, and in crease the health of the general public il the same degree.
 Frank Randall has recently purchased handsome three -year-old colt.
 Lawyer B. N. Lull is taking an out ing at the old homestead "on the hill, the Seymour Lull place.
 Il. A. Kibbe of Somers drove into town Wednesday behind one of the mos stylish span of young horses that we hav' seen for some time. They are fine step pers, and under Lucius' skillful handling of the reins make good appearance They were lately brought from Wisconsin
 -AlonZO Patten and wife ara eniovins