The Press., 1897-04-22
ra. Thomas Maxwe1l is at her home

Sunday, at 7.3O a. m.
 Miss Leila Foster has returned to hel studies at Smith college.
 John Shea, the night lunch man, is tc move his cart back to Palmer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Daniel F. Mullens have gone to East Brookfield to live.
 Landlord Fowle entertained about 60 guests at the Springs house Easter dinner Sunday.
 B. Aseh & Sons sale of clothing il Kemp's block is to be closed next Monday.
 A. w. Kingsbury has bran new two horse delivery wagon from the Comins repository.
 Frank Newton has gone to New York to attend the dedication of the Grant monument.
 The Lincoln Athletic club are to have a social dance at their hall Saturday even ing, May 1st.
 Superintendent Maxwell of the Warrer Woolen company made flying visit tC New York this week.
 Dr. West and wife, of Southbridge, art spending few days with Mrs. Vests brother, Rufus H. Moulton.
 The Methodist ladies are making pre- parations for their annual May Festival, which will be held on Monday, May 3.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E. Remington oi Springfield and MT. and Mrs. George B. Gale of Brooklyn were guests at the Springs house Sunday.
 The w. N. Flynt granite company has taken the contract to erect a monument in memory of the late Rev. D. H. Lawlor. The design is pedestal and cross.
 A sister of Elder Goodell has purchased the John J. Adams place, on Stafford street, recently owned by Jane Larned, and occupied by herself and mother. The steam roller has been used with good results in smoothing the ruts and hardening the road on Furnace avenue and other streets in the borough. It will probably be used later in ether parts oi the town.
 The family of H. V. Harris removed to Me1iden this week, where MT. Harris has been working the past few weeks. The removal will be regretted by the many friends they have made while residing in the borough.
 Regular meeting of Harmony Temple of Honor next Wednesday evening. The semi-annual election of officers will take place and other important business will come before the meeting. A full attend ance is desired.
 While Richard Ellis and Charles Newton were trying a new tandem Mon day on the Macadam road on Main street the front wheel went down. The boys were going at fair rate of speed wher the accident occurred, but were not hurt
 The Stafford Gun club has secured grounds in the rear of G. c. Parkess' res. idence, and will proceed at once to get ii in shape One of the traps, and about 1000 clay pigeons have arrived and two more traps are expected. A match will be arranged with the Monson club as soon as the boys get in practice little.
 The post office is back at the old stand, and general satisfaction is felt in conse- quence. The office presents a very at tractive appearance. MT. Fitzpatrick has a new line of goods on the other side oi the store. He has added new show cases to his equipment, and the store presents 8 neat and tasty appearance throughout.
 Miss Mary Ann Francis fell down stairs at Chency's hall in South Manchester while attending conference last Sunday and sustained compound fracture of hel wrist and slight concussion of the brain She was rendered unconcious by the fal and did not recover or several hours. Sh' was able to return to her home Monday She is under the care of Dr. Newton ant is doing well.
 Easter services will be held at tn Methodist church Sunday. A sermon ap pIopriate to the day will be preached, ant the choir will render the following selec tions:
 'Glad Easter Voices," A. Bell | 'Calm on the Morn," A. Bell 1.-The Risen LOrd." A. Bell An Easter concert by the Sunday schoo in the evening, at o'clock, will conclud the days program. Much satisfaction i felt by the parishoners that Rev. J. Bartholomew has been returned fo another year.
 Miss Holt entertained the Curren Events club Monday. The following pro gram will be rendered at Mrs. 0. E. But terfield's April 30:
 Sketch of Beethoven, Mrs. Stmpso Piano Selection, Moonlight Sonata" Beethoven Mrs. Converse.
 Subject for discussion-'' Sculpture" Mrs. W
 K. Foster, Mrs. Butterheld, Miss Newton
 Miss Holt, Miss M Lathrop, Miss Ellery. Piano Selection, ''Sonatt Pathetique," Miss G. E. Chamberlin.
 Tho Current Event Toptc-'The Unveiling ! the Grant Monumental Statue," Mrs. L. Mt
 Laughlin.
 Piano Selection from 9th Symphony, Beethoven Miss Brown. At Mrs. McLaughlin's, May 10th, tn subject will be, Washington Irving, Lif and Works" The last of May, at Wooc lawn, the club will be addressed by let ture from Miss EIlery, on "Cathedrals :; a sketch of Mendelssohn, by Mrs. WalH CT; selections from Mendelssohn, by Mis- Baker, 8 visiting pianist.
 The discovery of another skeleton a West Stafford caused a wild ripple ( excitement last Saturday. Two childre of H. Graves made the find when return ing from fishing expedition. The bone were lying under pine tree about tw rods from a cross road about mile mort of West Stafford. MT. Graves notifie the selectmen and they called Dr. Newto to view the remains. The doctor foun that the amin als had removed some C the bones ot the body. The shoes wer sizes which showed that the man was C short statute. Enough of the clothi li remained fO oat an idoa of fho m tario