The Press., 1894-07-05
ere Misses Edith and Clara Baker, Irving


 Baker and J. 0. Converse of Stafford Springs, and Mrs. Edwin Baker and child of Springfield. Misses Hall and French to-day end their outing at Mayland Park, and leave fol their respective homes at Bristol, Conn.,, and Holliston, Mass. Miss Cady remains longer at the park.
 At Crystal Lake.
 Samuel Jackson of Springfield, with his wife and child, is enjoying few days at Crystal Lake.
 W. W. Lathrop has sold cottage lots to w. E. Hanley of Stafford Springs, and to Thomas R. Adams of Rockville.
 George J. Bailey and family are occu- pying Levi Gary's cottage for two weeks. Thomas R. Adams of Rockville and family are occupants of Bissett's double cottage.
 David Bissett and family are at their home cottage.
 Mrs. M. H. Hewitt, with her four daugh- ters, Mrs. Addison Arnold and Misses Jen- nie and Josie Hewitt of Stafford Springs, and Mrs. Frederick Humes of Greendale, Worcester, Mass, also Mrs. Arnold's hus- band and son and Mrs. Humes' three chill dren, are this week occupying Lathrop's and Cranes cottages.
 West Stafford.
 See advertisement of important school meeting to be held in Dist. Mo- 13 next Monday evening.
 (Correspondence.)
 Carlos B. Chaffee, with his wife and son, Edwin Millin, from Moodus, are making weeks visit with his mother He leaves to-day (Thursday) for Albany, N. Y., to visit his uncle, Abner Cady. MT. and Mrs. Henry Mckinney were in Westford Thursday and Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Candis Mercy.
 Mrs. Geo. Sharp, with her children, from New York, were in town Monday. -Wm. McMillen and wife, from Som CTS, were guests of MT. and Mrs. Slater early in the week.
 (From another Correspondent.)
 MT. and Mrs. Charles l.. Fay and children, accompanied by Mrs. Florence E. Fay, all of Athol, Mass, took car riage from that place to West Stafford, and were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Francis Patten the past week.
 Stafford Hollow.
 (COrrespOndence.)
 The Fourth was very quietly spent here. There were no midnight bells rung nor any noisy processions afterwards. Some fire crackers in the morning and in the evening and some fireworks by three or four private parties made all the cele- bration there was. The people spent the day either quietly at home or at the near by resorts. There were two or three slight accidents, but none serious.
 Charles E. Pinney, just graduated from Sheffield Scienticfi school, Yale college, and Florence Kinney also just graduated from the Normal school at Willimantic are at home. Grace Mead from the Normal school at Albany N .Y., is expected this week. Then our college contingent will be all at home
 Rev. E. M. Houghton of Palmer will preach in the Vniyersalist church next Sunday morning in exchange with the pastor.
 {From another correspondent.)
 Tine ladies' aid society of the Baptist church will meet next Wednesday after noon at their room, and hope to meet many of their friends from 5.3O to 7....... "What has christianity done for our coun- try?" (Ps. 33 S-22) is the subject of Y. P. s. c. E. this evening at 7.3O. Mis- sionary meeting.
 Walter Ellis has in his garden pear tree which has fruit and blossoms upon it at the.same time.
 StaffOrdville.
 Last Sunday evening the postponed children's day exercises came off in the Congregationnaal chqroh with g delightful program of exercises and beautiful deco rations. Revs. Adams of the M. B. church and Solandt gave brief and appropriate addresses in addition to the regular exer- cises by the children.