The Press., 1896-06-11

Ladies capes and children's jackets at a very low price, at E. l.. Burr's.
 Ladies and Children's Sailor Hats for sale at A. w. Walkers.
 Engraved and printed wedding cards at The Press office. -Marked-down prices in Dress Goods at E. L. Burr's. A. w. Walker will sell on Saturday of this week 125 pairs of Ladies' Kid Gloves in tans and blacks at 59 cents per pair, as good as has ever been sold for 70 cents. Remember this is for one day only.
 A good line of Ladies' Belts, includ- ing White Kid and Bicycle Belts, at A. l.. Towards.
 Extra Bargains in Laces for this week at A. W. Walkers.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Miss Molly Lathrop is spending a few days at Maiden, Mass.
 Miss Bertha Heald is visiting friends in Philadelphia for few weeks.
 Mrs. James Reynolds, of Wickford, R. l., is a guest of Mrs. Andrew Whiton.
 The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs. J.LBarthoIomew Friday afternoon, at 3.3O. St. Edwards Temperance Society nine will go to Eagleviile and play game Sat urday.
 Rev. Porter M. Vinton, of Hazardville, will preach at the Methodist church Sun day morning.
 Arthur Meyers has been presented with Stearns bicycle, on which he will race the coming season.
 Presiding Elder Bates, of Norwich, held the first quarterly conference at the Methodist church last evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. J.V. Squier have returned from Hartford, and are at their home on Highland Terrace for the summer.
 Mrs. Henry Burr has returned to Hart ford after three weeks visit with hel nephew, E. L. Burr, on Grant Avenue.
 Examinations for admission to the High school will be held at the schoo building next week Thursday at 9 a. m. Regular session of Wauseon Lodge, | o. o. F., next Tuesday evening. The semi-annual election of officers will take place.
 Miss Katherine R. Smith, daughter o1 Dr. F. L. Smith, graduates at Monsor academy next Tuesday, and is one of the speakers.
 c. c. Ellis is buying new COWS to take the place of those killed, and will make every possible effort to have a healthy herd and pure milk.
 Herbert Thresher, the photographer has gone to Lake Sunapee, N. H., to tak' some views, for William Young, of the beautiful scenery in that vicinity.
 c. R. Newton will race at North Ad ans Saturday, and at Westboro next week Meyers is also entered at Westboro. Botf riders will race under Thread City cycle clubs cOIOrs.
 Mrs. M. c. Spencer, of New York, has been in the borough for a few days with her mother, Mrs. Marcus Rowland, who has returned to her home for the summer from Worcester.
 The improvements at the Minera Springs mill will include new carding spinning and finishing machinery. The company is to manufacture cassimeres cheviots and novelties.
 Col. c. L. Dean has been elected presi dent of the Maiden Trust company, re gently chartered by the Massachusett legislature, and which will open for busi ness about September 1st.
 M. N. Stebbins has resigned his posi tiOn as machinist for the Mineral Spring company, and is succeeded by Oliver Ga rey, who has been in the employ of A. E Converse for some time past.
 Mrs. Jennie T. Miner, former teache in the borough schools, graduated Jan 3d at the Boston University School 0 Medicine, having completed four years course, and is now a full-fedged M. D.
 Regular meeting of Stafford Lodge, Nc 26, A. o. U. w., Thursday evening, Jun 18th. Brother Avery, of New London assisted by members of Rockville lodge will work third degree, A full attend ance desired.
 A ball nine has been organized anon the young men, of which V. s. Blake captain. A game has been arranged wit a Rockville team for Saturday in Rock vile, and there will probably be a gam in Monson later.
 The high school ball team in gam with the Star Athletic club nine of Stat fordville, at the fair grounds last Satul day afternoon, were victorious by SCOT of 24 to 15. They will play the Stafford next Saturday, at 4 p. m., at Stafford.
 The meeting held at the Congregation church Tuesday evening for the organize tiOn of an alumni association of the hig school graduates was attended by twent graduates. It was voted to have bar quet at the Springs House July 7th, an the following committee was appointed H. E. Burwell, Miss Jennie A. Clark, ( R. Newton and Miss Clara Ellis. A con mittee, consisting of Miss Florence Wast burn, Miss Edith Cushman, Miss Mar Smith, Will H. Heald and Ernest K Ia were appointed to present a constitutio for organization at the banquet.
 Alvin Barsalou, an employee of tE Mineral Springs mill, while adjusting belt Monday, got his foot caught and ws drawn over the pulley. He sustained fracture of the leg near the ankle, an the fragments of the joint were seriousl ruptured. There have been other acc dents the past week. Little Robbie D mond was thrown from his wagon ia Thursday, while being drawn by anoth' boy, and had his collar bone broker Charles Kaessian, an Armenian, also ha his collar-bone broken as the result of fall from hammock. These cases wei