The Press., 1898-10-27
Regular meeting Of Stafford Grange

Regular meeting OF STAFFORD UEange
next Tuesday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. f. L. Batchelder left
town this morning for Boston, where they
will make visit with their two sons.
The visit is made wholly in the interest
of Mrs. Batchelder's health, hoping that
a change Of residence and being where
she can receive constant medical attend
ance may prove of benefit. While away
their address will be No. S32 Massachu-
sets avenue.
George Ginhold, so, died in his home at
the Village last Monday morning at 10
o'clock. Mr.. Ginhold had been sick for
some time with a complication of diseases,
but his illness finally resulted in dropsy,
which was the cause of his death. He
was born in Saxony, Germany, but came
t. this country many years ago, and for
the past nine years had resided in this
town, where he was highly esteemed as
one of our most respected German ctti-
zens. The deceased leaves wife and
number Of children. Funeral services
were held at his late residence yesterday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. T. G. Druley
officiating, with burial in the Stafford
Springs cemetery.
The following list of presents presented
to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Meyers at their
wedding last week is good evidence Of the
high regard felt for them by their many
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articles of value given by the family:
Parlor lamp, dining lamp, three commode sets,
two pair silver salt and pepper shakers. silver
caste or silver cake basket silver teapot two sill
creamers, silver butter knife and sugar smell,
silver sugar spoon glass CAKE qsn glass cn9Sse o
pairs bed blankets, coffee mill, one-half dozen
tumblers, one half-dozen wine glasses, toilet set
scarf pin cushion and toilet bottles, pillow sham
holder, rose bowl and vase, creamer and sugar
shaker bed spread hand-gainted plate. f fid9
and handkerchief, blue and white pun. nickel
tea kettle. fruit and berry dish, glass table SET
worth Of sugar. picture, porcelain Kettle, bread
pan, ornamental bracket, and Wilton rug.
staROrdville.
Martins Photographic studio will give
away free during Nov. 90 doz. SO photo
graphs. Send or call for particulars.
The New City mill is starting up again
after short stop.
Remember the harvest supper at the
M E. vestry this evening.
The Phoenix Wooden company are put
ting in new Davis & Furber operator.
Carlton Hollingsworth has moved into
one of the tenements in Silk Bros block.
Albert Riffenburg of the borough has
taken charge of the finishing department
at the Summit Wooden Co.
William Roberts of Shroudsburg, Pa,
has taken position as boss dyer for the
Staffordville Wooden company.
A three days mission will be opened at
st. Joseph's church next Sunday at 10 q.
M, by Rev. James Flannery, of the mis-
sionary band which has been holding such
successful services at st. Edwards church
at the Springs the past week.
]. D. Mason, who for the past two
years has had charge OF the weaving de-
partment at Rawitser Bros. mill, has sew
cred his connection with the company.
and left here last Tuesday for Petersburg,
Va, where he recently purchased farm
within mile of the city. Mr.. Mason
and family came here from Minneapolis,
and since their stay have made many
warm friends, who sincerely regret their
departure, and wish them much success.
The Summit Wooden Co. have recently
been making very extensive repairs.
They have replaced the old force pump
with a new one, capable of throwing sew
en- hundred and fifty gallons OF water per
minute. They have also completed the
tower which is to receive the mammoth
tank that will furnish water for the auto
matte sprinkler inside the mill In case OF
fire. The company Is now running Its
mill in full, and as. Mr.. Coe is sick.in a
private hotel In Worcester, Mr.. Rawley
is very busy.
West Stafford.
Martins Photographic studio will give
away free during Nov. 25 doz. So photo
graphs. Send or call for particulars.
Mrs. H. G. Eddy is the guest of hel
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Brown.
Miss Nora Patten is visiting her cousin
Josephine Gowdy, in Somersville.
There are many sick in this part of the
town. Among the number is Dea. d. j
GlazieI.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Upper are spend
ing few days with Mrs. Elbert Parsons
in Ellington.
Miss Eva Fletcher, accompanied by hel
friend Nellie Gordan, is spending the
week in New York
Subject of the Y. P. S. c. E. next Sun
day evening, "Helpfulness." Leader, Miss
Alice Graves. 1t will be conservation
meeting All are requested to bring
Best Hymns.