The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-08-11
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.
tNlafterunder this head IN cents mar

er lot OF those w mite Toilet quilts AT 0S
cts. each. Also sheets and pillow cases,
made from good cotton, and at the right
price. Call and examine.
-Children's Dresses. Will close them
out at reduced prices Friday and Satur-
day. e. L. Burr.
"A. w. Walker offers this week extra
bargains In cotton bed blankets at 40 and
SO cts. per pair. just the kind to take
with you to camp.
For First-Class Photographs call al
Cardinals Studio. Cabinets only so per
dozen. Good work guaranteed. 83 Main
Street.
Artistic photographs from $3.50 per
dozen upwards. Those handsome carbon
cites from 80 per dozen up. Martins,
Johhson's block.
"A. w. Walker is showing a new Cor
set ut so cts, the best made for the mon
ey. Also few more of those Summer
Corsets at % and 80 cts. per pair.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Edwin Farnell of Woonsocket, r. l., is
in town.
John Pendergast of Monson is visiting
friends in town.
Winter Post, G. A. R., meeting next
Tuesday evening.
DOminick Dondero of Meriden is visit.
ing relatives in town.
Joseph Quinlan of Springfield was al
his home over Sunday.
Frank Carpenter is enjoying vacation
of one week in Ashford.
VIM H. Coe of Worcester was in towr
on business trip this week.
Joseph Lynch will spend week with
friends at Narraganset Bay.
Miss SmiIedge of Hartford is the guest
of her brother, John SmIledge.
Regular session of Wauseon Lodge, l.
o. o. F.. next Tuesday evening.
Miss Nellie Koran of Merfden has been
the guest of Miss Mary Quinlan.
W. L. Crawford has returned to WOr-
cestcr, after few days visit at home.
Mrs. VIM. Bundrick of Brooklyn is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Burwell.
F. F. Patten has sold one of his houses
on furnace avenue to Nicholas Nedeau.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Segar of Manches-
ter are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Til
den.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Allen are
spending short vacation at Davisville
r.. --.-..
Miss Mamie Boyce of Providence, R.
l., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Siswick.
M. f. Brown, the baker, went to New
Haven Monday and attended the funera
of his uncle.
Rev. j. |. Bartholomew will go TO Lake
Winnipiseogee next Monday for the bal
ance of his vacation.
Masters Francis and Robert Barton o
Palmer have been guests of Mrs. james
Mclaughlin the past week.
Mrs. w. Ii. Corbin and son are enjoy
ing the breezes of the sound Mr.. Corbil
was with his family over Sunday.
Edward Bumstead of Monson is acting
as baggage master for the Central Yer
mont railroad at the local station.
Judge Ingalls, and family of Troy, N
Y, were guests at the Springs Hous'
Tuesday night and part of Wednesday.
A party of the boys went over ant
spent Sunday at Camp Helm at Masha
paug. A very enjoyable time is reported
Station Agent Bumstead and wife are
spending the week at Block Island. w.
H. Pearce is filling his position during
his absence.
The annual farmers picnic will be hello
n III Oh
evening. There is to be dancing and the
usual attractions.
Miss Bessie Underwood has been callet
home from her vacation at Lake Winni
piseogee, owing to the illness of he
mother, Mrs. Lillian Underwood.
An attachment has been placed on tn
stock and fixtures of Joseph Barsalou i
behalf of Peter Paul. A hearing in tn
matter will be held at the September tern
of superior court.
w. III. Desper of Worcester, formerl
principal of the high school, is the CUES
of Josiah Converse. Mr.. Desper was tn
first principal of the high school after it
location In the new building.
The cables of the Country Golf Gu
have golf field in the rear of Dr. Smith
residence. The club has organized wit
these officers: President, Frank Whit
taker; vice president, Alvin Smith; sec
rotary and treasurer, Frank Page.
Advertised letters: Amanda Carlssar
G. ]. Abban, Gan Buykass, Mrs Chas
Clune, Fred Trainer, Mrs. Caroline F
Hyde, NoIah Kenny, s. Kann, Mrs. Lou
lisa King, Raymond Kemp, Mary F. Leade
Luige Merchionne, Mrs. Thopson, Mrs
Anna Sulomoue.
Miss Mary Mccarthy and Miss Ellie
Hassett will open dress making estat
lishment in Warren's block, rooms an
9. These ladies are well known In towr
and have had several years. experience
the business which they are to conduc
personally in future. The rooms will b
opened Monday.
Claude Pinney has lowered the recor
at the golf grounds to 25 for the six holes
There is to be handicap match for ger
tlemen at the grounds tomorrow after
noon. The score of the last handicap i
to be used for handicaplng. The first priz
will be dozen golf balls; second, one
half dozen golf balls; third, golf club.
Among the recent arrivals at the MAY
flower at Mashapaug are the following
Miss Emerson, Boston; A. N. Gibbs
Mrs Forbes, Miss Annie Mitchell, Mis-
J. Haviland, Norwich; Mrs. Lippmanr
Miss Julie Lippmann, New York; MR.
Lamb, Waterbury; Miss E. Fuller, Dee
field, Mass; Miss Studley, Miss Tenfu
Bridgeport; Miss Bertha Head of tn
borough.
Arthur Squires, F. E. Fitzpatrick an
Henry Gilmartin went to Crystal LAX
on fishing trip Monday. They got
the fishing grounds all right, and ha