The Press., 1894-09-27
week. Mrs. Burley will remain in Hyde vile for few weeks

W00K. MrS. burl6y VIII r6InalH III Hyu0- vile for a few weeks.
 The school boys of the Hollow are not bragging this week over the Hydeville boys The latter beat the former last Saturday afternoon In a game of ball to the tune of 56 to Il. This, however. fn- stead of discouraging our boys, has only spulred them to try it again next Satur- day.
 Miss Florence M. Kinney left for Bos- ton on Tuesday to enter the Massachus- etts art school.
 The oldest inhabitant is kept very busy this year in telling happ nings of this summer that never happened before. Among other things this person does not remember is, when the spring at Mir. Hol- brooks was so dry before. The oldest inhabitant says never. It has almost ceased to run into the tank at the road side, and there is barely enough water for use at the house.
 -Gov. Hyde's residence rejoices in a AOw OOuo VI PaShhUs w AAtOS "AoA SAO(Ai blinds, wore the colors chosen.
 - Satisfactory arrangements having been made with the Electric Light Go. of Stafford Springs by a citizen of this will lage, poles are tos.be erected and wires strung for electric lights here. Several residences are to be lighted with electrici- &r hx,o o;kf orAn And Atn portunity to light their streets. The line will come up the east road, and the pres ent intention is to run the wires on the streets where MT. Beebe, A. D. Cady and MT. Pinney live, and to the Universalist church, and also on the other streets, if suitable provision is made for payment oi the cost. The street lights are to cost one dollar each per month. The wires are coming, and it now depends on how literally our citizens take hold of this matter how well or how poorly our streets will be lighted hereafter.
 -E. c. Pinney Is almost making over the baln on his lot on the east side of the road, re arranging the inside and building carriage shed in addition. When the improvements on that lot are completed it will make quite a change and look very much better. : Y. ..s
 Rev. r. Druley, Mrs. R. s. Beebe Mrs. G. B. Francis, Mrs. R. G. Beebe Mrs. H. F. Cady and Miss Jennie Smith have been in Meriden attending the Uni versalist convention.
 (From another Correspondent)
 This evening the P. s. c. E. vii consider How bodies affect souls" Dan 1:917.......The mission band will meet next Saturday at 4 o'clock in the chapel Next Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock, 6 vesper service will be held, in which { biographical sketch of the life of Isaac Watts, author of many of our favoritt hymns of to-day, with their history, vii be given.
 StaffOrdyille.
 {Correspondence)
 Rev. w. l.. Beard, who formerly preached in this place, will be present al the Friday evening meeting this week and will speak of his future work. H. sails at an early date as missionary tt China. Meeting at 7.30rp. m.
 Rev. LA. Solandt, who has been ab sent two Sundays, returns this week anC will preach as usual at 1O.30 a. m., in tht Congregational church.
 R. Chamberlin has been appointed agent for the Connecticut Humane society
 West Stafford.
 F. (Correspondenee)
 Preaching will be held in the Congre gational church as usual, at 2 p. m., nex Sunday, as Rev. LA. Solandt returns thii week from his absence of two weeks. Sab bath school and bible class and Christian Endeavor meetings as usual
 A runaway took place in the HoI Yard Sunday. The horse was stopped by George Ellithorpe, but the carriag, was total wreck, though no one was SC riously injured.
 Dwight Glazier and wife were in Mon son one day last week to visit their cous ins, the Misses Alden.
 w. P. Wiers, who has been seriously sick and attended by Dr. Newton, is ou again.
 Mrs. Dr. Wilbur is enjoying thre, weeks outing with relatives and friends in the Connecticut valley.
 J. I. w. Conkling has sold larg' wood lot to Keefe Bros.
 Four families moved into the Crysta Lake district in West Stafford last week
 E. W. Hewlett, wife and sister, Eva were in town recently. MT. H. has latel, lost one of his valuable horses.
 Every one is getting ready for tn fair. Two more fine new carriages iron Wightman's manufactory were seen il this village this week.
 Henry Mckinney is building a ne, house, for the purpose of renting, in tn borough. Mrs. Louisa Richardson has returne from @ four days visit with her sons fam lily in Norwich:
 70. D. Glazier spent the Sabbath wit relatives in Hampden.
 About 200 from adjoining towns, ir cluding large number from this place by invitation of Landlord Bowler, enjoy ed one of the finest dinners of the seaso at his Lakeside Hotel Monday evening Hydeville. Mrs. David B. Johnson of New Have ! is in town, called here by the illness ( her nieces, Hattie A. and Ina M. Cor I verse.
 ELLINGTON. Crystal Lake Correspondence.) .-a -Sterry Taft has given his house new coat of shingles. Mir. and Mrs Edwards of Ellingto Street were at Wm. Kibbe's on Sunday The writer visited Edwin Baker