The Press., 1897-08-12
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 Detective William Gary, of Philadel phia, is visiting his brothers in town.
 Dr. and Mrs. Martin, of Brooklyn, are guests of their son, Rev. T. D. Martin.
 F. N. Crane and family are spending 6 vacation at their cottage at Crystal Lake
 Rev. H. W. Westwood, of Philadelphia will preach at the Methodist church Sun day.
 Miss Pearl Arnold and Miss Mabel Whittemore are visiting friends at Put nam.
 Holy communion will be celebrated al Grace church next Sunday morning, al 73O.
 Charles Comins, employed by E. A. Buck & Co.,, is taking his annual vaca- tion.
 Burt Eaton, of A. Whiton's, Is taking 8 vacation with his family at Pleasure Beach.
 William Crawford has returned to Wor- cester, after two weeks vacation spent at his old home.
 Lincoln athletic club will give social dance at their hall, on West Main street Saturday evening.
 Mr. and Mrs. Enos Penny and son of Springfield are spending few days in the borough this week.
 H. H. Holt of the Chicago grocery Is taking vacation of one week at Provi- dence and other places.
 Miss Edith Gleason of Warren and William and Helen Fitz of Monson called on friends in town Monday.
 The nine-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Schofeld was taken to hospital in Hartford, for treatment, Tuesday.
 The semi-annual meeting of the relief association of Stafford Lodge, A. O. U. w., will be held this evening at o'clock.
 Attention is called to the new health rules printed in another column by the town and borough health officer, Dr. F. L. Smith.
 Advertised letters: Wolcott F. Barber, J. A. Chandler, F. N. Gery, Mrs. Mathew Keefe, Mrs. Emma J. Smith, Mary Vim cent c. N. Wright.
 F. A. Adams is to work for Josiah Converse, and will move into the cottage that MT. Converse recently moved from West Main street to West street.
 The Nipmucks have decided to go into camp Aug. 20, at lake with long h. dian name, near Webster. Dr. G. L. Nichols will chaperone the party. Dana Gary has received an addition to his string of horses this week in Lady Wilkes, the property of MT. Andrews oi Putnam. He will also handle Rockwell Boy this season.
 Charles Newton will not race after Aug. Portland, Me. He is expected to visit his home part of next week. He has not been racing much this week, owing to lame arm.
 At the annual meeting of the Citizens band held on July 20. The following officers were elected T. E. Williams, president; Ray H. Eaton sec1 etary; Wm. Stuart, treasurer F. Lynch, leader T. Frazer, assistant leader.
 MT. and Mrs. John Cleveland, MT. and Mrs. E. A. Cleveland, MT. and Mrs. John Nichols, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Gard nor, MT. and Mrs. Amos Nichols attended the reunion of the Nichols family which is held at Brimfield to-day.
 A new set of cards have been ordered for the Central mill. The production of the present carding machinery is not sufficient for the rest of the machinery. In order to make room for the new cards the machinery in the card room will be arranged to economize space. The re- pairs on the boiler are completed, and it is now as good as ever. The Central has been doing a good business for the past six months, and with the revival oi business 1t will probably continue to.
 J.E. Lovett of Minneapolis was in town the first of the week looking for trace of his brother, Enoch Lovett, who died last spring. MT. Lovett parted with his broth CT many years ago. Enoch came to Staf- ford, and he went west. He was on from the west several years ago, but did not come to see his brother at that time He learned in Worcester, while on this trip, that man named Enoch Lovett had died hn fr joFx1 A< whether 1t was his brother or not. He found that 1t was without doubt his brother who died here.
 Round trip tickets to the Willimantic camp ground and return will be sold fo1 $1.05, from this station, from Aug 10 to August 30, inclusive. This will give an opportunity for those who wish to attend Willimantic camp meeting. The program includes a temperance rally August 90 Sunday school rally August 21 Mission ary Day, August 22; Regular camp meet. ing from August 23 to 30. Rev. w. F. Davis of the Providence Tabernacle will be in charge of the evangelistic services the first part of the week and Rev. L. B. Bates of Boston the last part.
 The 25th Connecticut, a regiment IT which Stafford has always taken a great interest, for the reason that Go. D was raised entirely in this town, held their an nual reunion at Windsor Locks yesterday and notwithstanding the stormy weather it was well attended and much enjoyed by the veterans and friends. Major Thomas McManus, of Hartford, president of the regimental association, called the mem. bers to order, and at il 8. m., after the business meeting, one of the best of din ners was served by the ladies of J. H Converse Relief Corps, No. 22. One o the most interesting features of the occa sion was the presentation to Major Nc Manus, by members of the regiment, of