The Press., 1894-01-04
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 LOCAL NOTICES.
 tMatter under this head cents per line.) Call at A. w Walkers and examine these Bed Comforters that he is selling for $1.25. Good. large size and filled with good cotton. If you want cheaper one we have them at 85c. and $1.O0
 Ladies' Red Underwear, half price to close them out, at E. l.. Burr's.
 Trunks and Travelling Bags at cost at Rudge's.
 Mark down salesof Ladies' and Chil- dren's Winter Garments and Fur Capes at A. w. Walkers.
 Millinery at reduced prices at Miss Russell's.
 Gents Underwear, in large sizes, marked down one third, at E. L. Burr's. Large selection of Hats at very low prices. A discount on all, at Miss K. F. Horrigans.
 F. L. Burr offers special bargains in Ladies' and Gents Cotton, Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs.
 Goods for the Holidays, consisting of Aprons, Handkerchiefs, Silk Mittens, ,etc., at Miss RusselPs.
 Crepe Tissue Paper at The Press of flee. Large assortment.
 Stamped Linens in new designs, and Embroidery Silk and Linen in all shades, at Miss RusselPs.
 Fancy Baskets, Hand-painted Cellu- loid- Goods, and many articles suitable for Christmas presents, both useful and ornamental, at Miss Russell's.
 Ladies and Children's Fleeced Lined Kid Gloves at E. l.. Burr's.
 Horse Blankets from 95c. upwards at W. R. Rudge's.
 E. L. Burr has received another lot of those Ladies' Cloaks. Call and get prices.
 Just think of a Crayon Portrait in a nice frame for only $2.5O, at Woods studio.
 We are prepared to furnish all kinds of Engraved Wedding Cards, Calling Cards. etc., at the lowest prices. We have fine line of samples to select from. Also embossed stationery of all kinds. Send your plates and orders to The Press office. New plates furnished at lowest prices.
 Wax Paper, for butter, etc., for sale at the The Press office.
 We are now prepared to furnish badges of every description for societies, etc., at the lowest prices. A full line of samples to select from at The Press office.
 STAFFORD.
 Ionic Lodge, F. A. M., meets next Tuesday evening.
 The marriage notice of Miss Alvord former teacher in the borough, later of Monson academy, to Dr. Ellis of Monson, will interest many Stafford frieuds who know both parties and whose congratula- tionssto both are most heartfelt and sin cere. F@S $s%
 Frank, son 7of Lyman Fuller, wants it known that he isn't the Frank Fuller mentioned in last weeks police proceed ings.
 W. A. King has been appointed cor poration counsel for the city of Williman- tic. >-t~ !,
 Scholars in attendance on public schools neither absent nor tardy during fall term closing Dec. 18th, 1893:
 Grade Willie Wobbecke, Annie Hoyle; grade II-Joseph Bertrand, Har- Willie Irons, Pearl Newell, lola Simonds, Harry Stebbins, Annie Wobbecke; grade III < IV-Hattie Tuthill, Alice Fitton, George Ellis, Louise Webster, Maurice Demond, Freda Kretschman, Emma Knehne grade IVs.Ethel Bailey, Charlie Demond, Ida Ford, Mabel Foster, Ella Harris, Mary Leach, Henry Zimmerman, Hattie Werner; grade VII & VIII-La- villa Burr, Willie Foster, Olive Kitchen, Frank Mead, Willie Rawson, Ruth Walk CT, Fred Timmermann, High school Ernest L. Johnson, Henry J. Pinney, Iva M. Co1burn, Grace B. Comins, Hattie Kinney, Emma J. Kitchen.
 Ss F sFRANoIs A. BAGNALL. Charles Cummings, who lives with his grandfather, T. c. Lathrop, broke his leg while skating on Monday, catching his foot in crack in the ice and himself and. two other boys who were following him faling together. Both bones of the leg were broken above the ankle, the lad bravely bore the pain of setting the limb; which was done by Dr. Watts, and now seems to be doing well.
 On account of next week being the mony Temple of Honor is postponed un- till further notice.
 District deputy Wm. Hillhouse of Willimantic, last Monday evening install ed the following officers of Wauseon lodge, I. O. o. F.: A. E. Converse, N. G.; F. A. Brown, V. G.; Lewis McLaugh- lin, R. s.; E. F. Engley, P. S.; F. J. Chandler. T.; M. J. Eaton, w.; T. c. Feeley, O.; s. F. Clark, R. s. V. G.; Carl Green, L. s. N. G.; George Braithwaite, R. s. V. G.. Frank Walsh, L. s. V. G. /; John Dodds, R. s. s.; Charles Reynolds, L. s. s.; H. M. Jenkins, I. G.; Emory Pierce, o. G.; F. H. Spellman, chaplain P. P. Davis, P. N. c. Remarks for the good of the order were made by Brothers Hfllhouse and Stearns of Willimantic and Abel and Converse of Stafford Springs A collation. was served in the banquet room.
 Officers elect of Ionic lodge, F. A. M. for the year ensuing: F. A. Close, w. M.; :; J. c. Converse, s. w.; c. H. King, J. w.; c. F. Harwood, treasurer; H. S.. Abel, secretary; D. Bissett, s. D.; J. M. Lord, J.D.; J. Norton, s. s.; J. A. Scrip ture, J. s.; A. N. Nichols. chaplain; W. Nj. Crawford, marshall; Emory Pierce, tyler; J. T. Wood, organist.
 The installation of the officers elect of Winter Post will be held on their next regular meeting night, Monday, Jan. 18th. Members of the post will take due notice and govern themselves accordingly.
 The ladies of Grace church will give an escolloped oyster supper next Tuesday evening. Mrs. M. B. Fisk and Miss Kate Bliss hostesses. Supper 10 cents,
 There was fine lot of pickereI shown in Smith & Lathrop's window last even- ing. They came from Westford pond,