The Press., 1896-10-15
The Boston Clothing store has taken


 It is rumored that the Central Woolel 3 Co. will start up in a week or two. : MT. and Mrs. Gerry Buckingham spen
 fair week with her bIother, Geo. D. Shaw Henry Balbrian is taking an extended trip through the west and south, on busi ness and pleasure.
 The democratic senatorial convention will be held at the Springs House, Satur day, at 10.30 a. m.
 Epworth League meeting at the Meth Odist church, at o'clock p. m., next Sun day. Preaching at 7.
 : Miss Etta Warren, of Eastford was the guest of Miss Grace and Miss Mabel
 WhittemOre last week.
 Miss Mary Brennan, of Worcester, and
 Mrs. Cornelius Foley, of Ware, were guests of Miss Jane Clark during the fair.
 A. J. Tilden has been busily engaged taking a census of the children in town eligible to membership in the public schools.
 Regular meeting of the w. R. c. riday evening, 7.3O. Work-balloting and prep ation for inspection. A full attendance is requested.
 We have received a communication in regard to the chain whip used at the fair, which we are obliged to omit until next week on account of lack of space.
 The annual meeting of the Ladies' For eigh and Home Missionary society will be held at the Congregational parsonage, Friday afternoon at three o'clock A full attendance is desired
 Advertised letters: John Godva, Thos. Greenhalge, MT. Hunt, Anglor Lengellir, William Moore, John G. Robinson, MT. B, F. Southworth, Hanna Sibery, Louis Schwartz, Charles Woodbury
 The Lincoln Athletic club had success ful dances every night of the fair The last evening drew an attendance of about ninety couples. Music was by Lynch's orchestra, B. J. Mullin, prompter.
 Judge Thayer of the superior court, will be at the Springs House the 23d, and hold court for naturalization. There will be about twenty who will at that time take the initial steps for becoming voters in this commonwealth.
 The people of Village Hill and vicinity propose to meet at the cemetery next Sat urday, at p. m., to clean up the grounds. | All having friends buried there are re- | spectfully invited to help. If stormy, to be postponed one week.
 
 John Penciera, IF, an Italian lad, was the victim of a painful accident few | days ago. He was fooling with some other boys, and received fall which re- suited in the dslocation of his ankle and of the knee He is getting along in good shape under the care of Dr. c. H. David.
 Cattle show at Belchertown attracted quite a number yesterday. This fair stands alone and unique as a drawing card. There is hardly anything to see there except the people, yet year after year phenomenal crowds attend Even the rain of Tuesday could not ke ID the people away, and the town was full of visitors.
 The room recently occupied by the pub lie library has been connected with Dr.. EatOn's dental rooms, and will be used by him as work-room as soon as the re- pairs, which include new hard wood floor, are completed. By this addition the doctor has a roomy and pleasant suite of rooms for his dental practice.
 The Boston Home Journal of October , devotes nearly two pages to the Stafford Springs hotel. A well-written article, de- ( 'cribing the past and present of this pleasant resting place, with cuts of the own, scenery, hotel and proprietor, makes m attractive feature for the paper, and at i he same time give MT. Fowle some of he right kind of advertising. The public library has been moved to ts building on Spring street, but will not oe open for the drawing of books for at east two weeks. The librarian will be at , he library building Wednesdays and Sat lrdays, at the usual hours of the library opening, to receive books now out. It is C he library is reOpened. z At meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society ( 'f the Congregational church, held last Monday evening, the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. J. c. Con- erse; vice-president, Mrs. c. B. Butter T Ield; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. w. l. Cooley; solicitor, Mrs. A. w. Kings S ury; collector, Miss Lettie Meyers en- ' ertainment committee, Mrs. Lewis Me- Iaughlin, Miss Mary I. Newton, Mrs. s. 4 Jacobs, Miss Wilhelmena Adams, Miss lettie Hall. The annual fair and sale of T ancy articles will be held Dec. 18th and V 9th.
 The Staffordville ball team and the ' treets met at Hydeville last Saturday, f nd played, probably, the last game of ase ball this year. The ball field was of O he poorest and the cause of many errors. V When the 'th inning was finished the N aptain of the Staffordvilles said, I've a. not want to play any more ," probably ecause they were afraid of getting beat W n, which would have happened no doubt f. they had finished the game Batteries fl Washburn and E. Roberts Q treets-McCarthy, Sullivan and Mard- V ale. The score was
 Statfordvilles, o 3 o 3-16 te Streets, 3l322 22 IA n E. II. Spedding and daughter, of Low q l, were at Mrs. Alice Spedding's during II ir week. - The wedding of Miss RoseFoote Beck lth and John Howard Tracy was sol M mixed at noon yesterday at the home of n, e brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles ,~ . Beckwith, of Crown-st. The cere- A ony was performed by Rev. A. J. cLeod. The bride wore white tulle 'Wn With vell' and was attended by Miss illiams, of Willimantic, who Was at- red in white null over green brocade. nt