The Press., 1896-08-20

at 5Oc., also soc ones at 35c., at A. L, Towards.
 A. W. Walker offers this week balance of Ladies' Sailor Hats at very low prices. Closing out sale of Ladies' Linen and White Duck Skirts at A. w. Walkers. Dark Shirt Waists in large sizes. White Waists at reduced prices, at E. L.. Burr's. Bargains in LacCs at E. l.. Burr's. -Corsets and Misses Corset Waists at A. l.. Towards.
 Windsor Ties, and 10 cents, at E. l.. BuIr's.
 Shop worn Bicycles at reduced prices at F. A. Buck X Co.'S.
 Summer Stoves at low fignres-a weeks trial free. E. A. Buck X Co.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Thomas Wpndheser, of Rock vile. was in town Monday.
 Miss Elsie Cowdrey is the guest of J.S. Smiledgr, of East -Main-st.
 Holy communion, with sermon, at Buff Cap next Sunday, at 3 p. m.
 Vim. B. Fenton, of Palmer, has been visiting his brother J. D. FentOn.
 The Misses Brown, of Rockville, are visiting their brother, Michael Brown. The Agricultural Society is to paint it's buildings, and advertises for proposals. Rev. w. II. Gardner preached at the Baptist church, Willimantic, last Sunday. Miss Mamie Roache, of Palmer, is the guest of Mrs. O'IIalloran of Furnace-aVe. Hamilton Forbes and son, Harry, of Brooklyn, are the guests of Orrin Con- verse.
 The annual Chaffee family reunion will be held at FIynt Park, Monson, next We'd nesday.
 Miss Susie Follitt, of Woonsocket, R. l., is a guest of her sister, Mrs. George LawtOn.
 Miss Ellen E. Remmert is spending a two weeks vacation with friends in East BrOokfield.
 Subject for Y. P. s. c. E. next Sunday evening -"The Duty and Joy of Church Membership"
 Mrs. Henry Lord, of Spencer, Mass, is in town visiting her brothers, J. w. and F. J. Chandler.
 Charles Reynolds was in town Sunday 
 stationed himself.
 Subject forErworth League next Sun day evening g-''The Rpproof of Christ to Thomas, the Doubter."
 Mrs. Wm. C. Avery was quite ill last week with severe attack of tOnsilitis, but has since recovered.
 Misses Norah and Lizzie O'Brien, of Monson, are the guests of Patrick Me Carthy on Prospect street.
 Frank and Reuben Sage of Hartford, former residents of the borough, are the guests of Raymond Eaton.
 Miss Mamie Welch and Miss Nellie Murphy, of Cambridge, Mass, are the gnests of Miss Della Welch.
 $. F. Maine attended the exercises rela- tive to Sunday school work at the Willi- mantle camp ground yesterday.
 Robert Buckley and wife and Charles Davis are in camp at Crystal Lake this week at Mir. Buchley's cottage.
 B. G. Goodwin, of Bristol, was the guest of his brother-in-law, Howard North, for few days last week.
 Miss Mamie Woolsey, of Jersey City, is the guest of her cousin, Miss Georgia Washburn, of Highland Terrace.
 J. M. Carpenter, of Woodstock, former ly of E. A. Buck X Co.,, was in town Sat urday, the guest of Christopher Allen. Mr. and Mrs. I. c. Baker spent Sunday at Indian Neck, Conn. Miss Clara ac- companied them and remains for week. Miss Anna Baker, of Willimantic, and Miss Sadie Roberts, of North Adams Mass, are the guests of the Misses Ar. mold.
 w. H. Cooley and daughter, Miss Mar garet, were at Fishers Island over Sun day. Miss Margaret remained for few days.
 Misses Bertha and Grace Walker, ot South Boston, returned to their home yesterday, after q months visit with rela tives in town.
 Miss Annie Ellis, daughter of Miles Ellis, returned from Providence Monday after six weeks sojourn in Mansfield Mass, and Providence.
 Mrs. A. A. Converse and daughters Molly and Florence, of Warren, Mass. are the guests this week of Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin on Grant avenue.
 Joseph Dowd, formerly of Stafford, was in town for a few days visiting friends He is at present employed at Dr. Roses sanitarium in South Windham.
 J. M. Leach had as guests at his camI on Laurel Island, Mashapaug, over Sun day, Harry Cady of Springfield, F. E Cady of Monson and E. w. Muzzy.
 Several borough young people attended a dancing party given by Mrs. w. H Skinner, of Rockville, at the pavilion a Crystal Lake last Thursday evening.
 The infant daughter of Charles Mo Carthy of Church-st. was dangerously il with cholera infantum during the ho weather of last week She is now out O danger.
 The bank wall in front of the residenc occupied by Mrs. G. H. Baker on East Main-st. is being replaced by more sub stantial one. L. R. Lull has charge 0 the work.
 The Central Vermont offers an excu1 sion to Newport Saturday. The regula Block Island train takes the excursionist to New London to connect with tn teamer City of Lowell. The fare fror Stafford is $1.50.
 L. s. Converse gave a reception at hi residence Monday evening to the choir ( the NJ. E. church in honor of Rev. Hel bert Westwood, of Philadelphia, who SUI piled the pulpit of Rev. J. I. BartholC new last Sunday.
 The Staffords will meet the Hampde base ball team at the fair grounds Satul day. The game will be called at D. n