The Press., 1895-01-17

 days, when it is deemed best to have but one session, is great convenience to pa- rents, who arc thereby notified that the children will he dismissed for the day att p. m.
 70. L. Sundprhauf is again filling his. old position as superintendent at the Central woolen mill.
 Regular meeting of Winter Post, C.. A. R., next Monday evening. full att tendance desired. e
 James Comins has recovered from typhoid fever, and returned to Wesleyan University.
 Sewing society of the W. k. c. to- morrow (Friday) afternoon. Supper will be served from 5 to G.3O, for 10 cents. Don't fail to patronize them. Regular meeting in the evening.
 E. w. Brooks, whose serious illness with typhoid fever has been mentioned in this paper, on Sunday last was stricken with shock, which further seriously complicates his illness,
 In the latter part of October 15- year-old son of Wolf Levi, living on Riv- er-st., had his right hand caught in mill machinery, badly cutting the hand and removing the flesh on the under side from the wrist to near the elbow, laying the bone entirely bare. It seemed a case for amputation, but Dr. Newton, the attend ing physician, decided to attempt to save the arm. Skin grating was resorted to, as the case progressed, and the process is a complete success. The wound has heal ed externally, aud the arm will be of con- siderable use to the lad.
 Once more-we cannot notice anony- nous communications sent to this office, even if news items. Sign your name. We will not print it., but we must know our authority for publications.
 pr. O. A. BissOnette, who has opened an office in Warren's block, and located here for practice, is graduate of Le Miguel college, Montreal, and practiced two years in Paris hospitals. He has al- so practiced for a short time in Lowell, Mass. His father has for many years held tho honored position of high sheriff of Montreal.
 Mrs. A. N. Nichols has gone to Keu- ka, N. Y., to visit her daughter, Mrs. Gardner.
 .-Wm. w. Tuthill of Middletown, N. Y., is visiting with his son, A.W. Tuthill, of The Press office.
 The play "Millions of Money" filled the Opera House on Tuesday evening, and in face of the storm drew consider able audience at the second presentation on Wednesday evening. It is play full of startling positions and deeds of vio- Ience, intermingled with quieter scenes, and was we'll handled. John Williams as
 the gentee1 william, and James Warren as the desperado, Lot O'Halloran as the he- , TO, in double character, Michael O'Hal- loran as the fly St. Louis lawyer, Miss Horrigan in the moat difficult female role, [ Miss Mccarthy, Miss Clark, and many others associated in the acting, all sus- tained regulations already made for good amateur work.
 Stafford Hollow.
 (Correspondenee.) HI. F. Cady began cutting ice on Tuesday. He found 1t of good quality and about foot thick.
 The night school has fifteen scholars } enrolled, and the end is not yet, the scfol- ars say.
 tFrom another coTespon
 The Ladies Aid Society Of the Bap. E tist church will meet next Wednesday af- ) ternoon for work and will serve supper ae : usual from 5. 30 to 7..... The Mission Band 1 will meet next Saturday in the chapel al t o'clock. All members are requested tc n be present, ,as the annual business meeting 7 for the election of officers for the year en n suing will be held in connection there :. with......" "Philip Doddridge, D. D.,'' will l. be the subject of the evening next Sunda,
 at 6.30.... The B. Y. P. s. C..E. will holC e a social tomorrow (Friday) evening witl u Miss Clara Findeisen. Come all. Q (From another correspondent.) l. Stafford grange installed it's officer y Tuesday evening, The grange is abou d to send barrel of clothing to the suffer Il ing people of Nebraska and Dakota. An a oast-off clothing or out-grown garment l. for children, if not too much worn to b 'r comfortable, or even new garments of an e kind which any one has to spare, may b 'e sent this week to Mrs. Weston or Mrs. t. H. Witt, and they will be thankfully re g ceived and forwarded as soon as possible e Luther Crawford has harvested abou l. IS tons of nice class ice about foot thick IS MT. and Mrs. Cozens will soon com I- mence housekeeping in the hotel build e ing. @ West stafford: r [CQrrespandenee.) i The funeral Of the late Dea. Orwe v, Dimmlck was largely attended on Satul - day from the church in which he had wol ,o shiped for over thirty years, and in whic 70 he has manifested deep interest. If, a