The Press., 1896-08-06
James Warren is taking vacation at

vacation in New Hampshire.
 A. w. Walker and family have return ed from vacation at Cape God.
 Mrs. Henry Cirkland, of Barre Plains, is visiting relatives in the borough.
 Rev. A. A. Kidder, of Mystic, will preach at the M. E. church next Sunday.
 Rev. J. P. Hawley will occupy the pull pit at the Congregational pulpit next Sun- day.
 MT. and Mrs. P. H. Presbrey, of Mid dletown, are visiting relatives in the bor- ough.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Butterfeld, and Master William Cooley are at Fishers Is- land.
 Frank Converse returned the first of the week from a few days stay at Block Island.
 Mrs. Morrison and daughters are in camp at Crystal Lake, in Mrs Crane's cottage.
 George Cardinal and wife and Miss Et- ia Gale have been guests of L. D. Gary at Crystal Lake.
 Mr. and Mrs. Emory Pierce are occu- pying their cottage at the Willimantic camp ground.
 P. z. L. Flu Carlo, who recently had his arm amputated by Dr. Newton, is able to be out, his arm having completely healed.
 F. w. Carpenter, employed by Andrew Whiton, has gone on a vacation of one week. He is accompanied by Ferd Ship py.
 camp ground last week experimenting extensive repairs on the Stafford Springs | house.
 MT. c. N. Latimer, of Windsor, Conn.,, and Miss Antionette Crist, of Jefferson, Wisconsin, are visiting at Mrs. Charles Reynolds.
 Mrs. Emner Eaton and Mrs. c. w. Skinner, from Bridgeport, have been vis- iting their brother, D. K. Green, on West Main street.
 Mrs. Noel Pease, on Grant avenue, is entertaining her mother, Mrs. A. Hum mel, and sister, Miss Blanche Hummel, of Hazardville'
 There is to be an excursion of Christian Endeavorers to Watch Hill August 18th. The rate from Stafford will be $1.25 for the round trip.
 MT. and Mrs. c. G. Ellis, Mrs. B. T. Eaton and children, are at Pleasure Beach for two weeks. B. T. Eaton was with them over Sunday.
 Little Lulu Weeks was bitten by dog last Friday while trundling her hoop. Dr. Nichols was called and dressed the wound, which was not of a serious nature.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Ellis, MT. and Mrs. E. c. Dennis, MT. and Mrs. Christopher Allen, Mrs. c. B. Newton, and Miss Maud Bennett were at Block Island over Sun day.
 State Attorney Reed and wife have left Mantle, where they have been spending fortnight, and have gone on trip up the Hudson. The Misses Reed have returned home
 An enjoyable dance was given at Crys- tai Lake by those camping there Tuesday evening. Many invitations were issued, and quite party went over and joined in the festivities. Music was by Bissett'st orchestra.
 Mrs. Wm. Webster has an immense bed of asters in full bloom. John Brick has had charge of them, and by careful cultivation has been able to force them thus early.
 The outlook for woolen manufacturers for the next few months is not as rosy as could b. wished and as this is Stafford's principal industry, regret is felt by all that the prospect is not more cheerful.
 It was voted by the w. R. o., at their last meeting in June, to hold but one meeting a month during July and August Being unable to hold any meeting in July it is hoped there will be full attendance next Friday evening, at their regular meeting.
 The local base ball team has arranged for a game with Monson, Saturday, on the fair grounds. Sugrue and Dewey will be the battery for the home team, and Curnan and Wayland for the visitors The game will prove interesting, and a large attendance is desired. Game called at 3.30. Admission 15 cents.
 An item appeared in Sundays Republi- can to the effect that c. R. Newton has been suspended by the L. A. w., bonding investigation. Newton says that he has received no notice of suspension, and thinks that he would be likely to hear of it if the association had taken the action attributed to them.
 STAFFORD STREET. Lawyer J. E. Fisk, of Rockville, spent Sunday at his fathers. ...... Miss s. L. Coply, who has been assist ing c. L. Chism on his accounts, has re- turned to her home in Enfield. ... Will Davis, of Springfield, is spending his va- cation with his aunt, Mrs. s. A. Bottum. ...... Mrs. Theodore Nye, and Mrs. John Kennedy, also her daughter, Gladys, leave the Street to-day for New York and New Jersey, to be gone for two weeks..... IT, wing GoOdell. from Milford, Mass, is spending his vacation with his uncle, George Goodell.
 The Stafford base ball team was victo- rious at Eagleville last Saturday by a score of 22 to 19. The Eaglevilles had things their way during the first part of the game, and it looked very much like another defeat for Stafford. In the last four innings, however, the Staffords found the ball and kept it moving. At the end of the first half of the ninth inning the score stood 19 to IS in favor of Eagleville. The Staffords came to bat, and the bases filled, with only one out. Sullivan was called and arose to his opportunity. He made beautiful hit which, with a wild throw by the Eaglevilles, let all four oi the men in. The score:
 STAFFORDS. R, B. P. 0. A. E. Fisk, s. s., 3 | Pinney, 2d b., 3 8