The Press., 1897-04-01
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

ceived this week at A. l.. doWaruS D.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs. J. c. Converse is visiting in Dan- bury.
 The fishermen are ready for the little brook trout.
 Smith & Cooley are running their Glyn mill night and day.
 Regular meeting of Stafford Lodge, A. o. U.. w., this evening.
 Robert Meyers, of Providence, called on friends in town Tuesday.
 Tax Collector J. G. Wightman is ready to receive the town taxes.
 The borough schools commence the spring term next Wednesday.
 Regular session of Wauseon Lodge, |. 0. o. F., next Tuesday evening.
 The stock of Wm. D. Irons was sold at auction Monday. Fair prices were re- alized.
 Prof. Jacobs, of the High school, is spending his vacation at Holliston, Wor- cester, and Dudley.
 A. La Bonte has resigned his position with Charles N. Irons, and Charles Sla- ter is to take his place.
 Mrs. Rose Cardinal returned Monday from Fitehburg, where she was called to attend the funeral of a relative.
 Remember the auction of the farm and personal property of E. T. Converse, on Village Hill Saturday, at 10 m.
 Arnold $ McKpndrick have their en- zine and machinery in position and will commence manufacturing at once.
 The friends of Mrs. J. P. Hawley, of New Hartford, will be sorry to hear that she has a broken, hip as the result of fall.
 Y.P.S. c. E. at the Congregational church Sunday evening. Subject-''L Les sons from Christ's miracles" Miss Edith TuthiIl, leader.
 Lawyer James Fitzgerald, who has had an office in Warren's block, left town last Saturday and has gone to Holyoke, where he will probably locate.
 o. M Brown has hired the large store one door north of his present location, and will use it for store room to accom- mOQaC6 llS llcE6dSluS DuSluCSo'
 Frank W. Mercy, who has been in the employ of E. c. Dennis for several years, will take vacation of several weeks af- ter the Main street store is closed.
 Myron Leonard and Samuel Rockwell attended the Cushman auction at Monson last Thursday, and each purchased sev- eral head of the selected stock sold there. Mrs. Rose Sherman, Fl, died Monday, after long illness of consumption, at the home of her son. The funeral was held from St. Edwards church yesterday at a. m.
 A. c. Eaton returned from the Adiron- dacks last Thursday. w. G. Ellis, who is at the mountains for his health, is much improved, and expec to come home about June 1st.
 A lot of personal property, consisting of COWS, carriages, farming tools anC household furniture, will be sold at que tion, on the Needham farm, in Monson about one and one-half miles north O State Line, next Thursday at 10 a. m.
 The weather this week has been favor able for cycling, and many have got thei wheels out. Dealers in wheels repor a number of sales, and it is thought tha there will be more rode this season thar ever before. It is evident that the bike has come to stay.
 The seats for Donelly & Girard's come edy, My Friend From India," at thu Willlmantic opera house, April 18th, ar on sale at the R. R. station. Price fo the round trip on the special train will b. 80 cents. Reserved seats at the operi house are $1.
 Myra Collins and company are booked for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesda, evenings of next week at the opera house The company has appeared several time recently in this vicinity, ard is warml, recommended by the press. The opening attraction will be ''Wildcat, the Romp." Mir. Mccarthy, the shoe manufacturer was here last Friday. He visited tn Foxville property in company with tn owner, Samuel Rockwell, who agreed t, arrange everything satisfactory if h. should conclude to come. A delegat from here, W. L. Warner, went to Lynl Tuesday, and reports favorably as to tn value of the machinery now in possession of the firm. As this machinery is to b offered as collateral for the loan, ther will probably be no trouble in securin the amount desired.
 List of scholars in the borough school who have neither been absent nor tard during the winter term:
 High School-C. F. Chandler, c. H Demond, c. D. Walker, Miss NJ. E Brown, Miss E. M. Sears, Miss A. E. Sis son, Miss G. NJ. Booth.
 Grade IX.-Miss Hattie Tuthill.
 Grades VII and VIII.-Maurice De mond, George Ellis, Grant Foster, Cal Martin, Alvan Smith.
 Grades V and VI.-Annie Wobbecke. Grades III and IV.-Tillie Brown, Ev Rounds, Lees Furness, John Lofond Bennie Harris, Willie Wobbecke.
 Grade H.-Hazel Comins, Florenc Whitaker, Willie Benk, Louie Carey.
 Grade Ada Gary, Arthur J. Let Tom Whitaker, Harry Wise, Lena Wot becke.
 The next move in the concrete wal tangle will be made April 9th. WilliaI Foley, James Hurley and John Roach st cured judgment before Justice Nichol for the amount of their claims some tim ago. The borough has not paid tn claims, and at the hearing, April 6, wi probably explain why. Mir. Hurley an MT. Foley received judgment in the orde named, and there is just about enoug due Smith from the borough to pay the claims and the costs. If the borough obliged to make this disposition of tn amount due, MI. Roach, who secured hi judgment third. will fare badly, and NJ Gary, who was secured by an order on tn borouob xviII also ho o,t of if