The Press., 1898-09-29
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Meeting Of Winter Post, G. A. R. next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. John Brown and family are visit ing relatives In Moosup.
 Col Charles Warren has returned from n trip to New York City.
 Miss Agnes Norton has taken a posi- ton with Miss K. E. HorrlgAn.
 A. K. Bennett of Boston Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Christopher Allen.
 William Buckley Of Norwich has been visiting friends In town this week.
 Regular convOoation of Orient Chapter, R. A. M, next Wednesday evening.
 Henry Scripture of OreOnto, N. Y., Is visiting relatives and friends In town.
 Miss M. K. David will hold her mllll- nery open this week Friday and Saturday. The Y. P. s. c. K. of the Congrega- tIonAl church will meet next Sunday at 6 p. m.
 Sunday, October 9th, the Methodist Episcopal church will observe as old folks day. ,.. ~.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Patton are spending n vacation of one week In the White MountAirs. Jamea B. Comins returns today to his studies at the Hahnemanh Medical college at Philadelphia.
 Miss Mabel Foster, MIsses Mary and Helen Leach visited friends In Brim- field over Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs, L. c. Cummings of Hart ford have been guests at the Springs House over Sunday.
 George K. Buck was in town Tuesday. Mir. Buck has Just returned from an ex- tended trip through the west.
 Mir. Parker of the Connecticut bureau of labor statistics was in town on Monday perfeotIng returns for the forthcoming report.
 Mrs. Simeon Newton of Worcester, . former resident of the borough, who has been stopping at the Springs House for . week, returned to her home to-day.
 The nlne-months-old son Of Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Carey. IT,, died Monday af. ternoon of cholera lnfAntum. The funeral was held yesterday, Rev. T. D. Martin ofilOiating. The senatorial convention of the 2Ath district will be hold at the Springs House tomorrow at ii a. m. The probate con. vontlon will be held immediately Aftel tho senatorial convention.
 Rev. J. I. Bartholomew attended q preaeher's meeting at Rockville on Mon. day. Preliminary steps wore taken to. wards forming Methodist sOcial union to include all the churches in this state.
 The third cavalry which was expected to pass through here last Thursday ou tho way to Fort Ethan Allen, Vt, wAs delayed. Friday evening the transporting trains commenced to pass through. Il took six trains to handle the regiment.
 There will be meeting of the onlcIal board of the Methodist Episcopal church this evening after prayer meeting. Sun. day services As fOllowsi 10. IS Q. m., com. munion and reception of members; 8p m, EpwOrth League.
 The divorce case of Beloher agAlnsi Beloher, both of StafordvilIe, Is being tried at Rockville to-day. Mrs. BeIchel b@s"N@ ssA3 @AAN VII hhN bAgAhAM DA AhnA tery and habltual intsmperanoe. States Attorney Reed appears for the plaintiff and Lawyer Danahey for the defendant.
 Henry N. Grundy and MIss Alice La throp were married at Willimantic thu 17th. Both were employed at the Contra woolen mill previous to the marriage Mir. arundy has taken a position with rubber manufactory concern at Hyd' Park, Maas., and the newly-marrie' couple will make their home there.
 Among the Acknowledgements of gift to the soldiers through the Connection Sanitary Relief Association the following ia oreditsd to St. Edwards church of tn borough; 18 sheets, c pairs pillow cases 9A dozen abdominal bands, ( pIeOes mos quito netting, doEen white handker chiefs, dozen rcd handksrohiefs, 17 pal Amas, { towels, c pairs of stockings, woolsu shirts, pairs woolen underweaE house jacket, 2s palrs pal@a lowf fans, dozon amfsaw pins, 3 doEon cans con dsnsed milk, dozen cans matted milk, dozen oans LebIg's extract beef, old line for bandagea, 2 outing flannel nigh shirts, magazines. HArpeE's Monthly Mag anime for tso6 and 1897.