The Press., 1898-11-10
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cThe Register is on sale at the post on1ce each weekly
 Mrs. K. A. Tracy entertained the Ladies' whist club last week Wednesday afternoon.
 Edwin Foster has gone into the grain business and will gladly supply all. who want grain of any kind.
 Miss Sadie White of Pomfret, a neice of Mrs. George Phillips, spent Sunday at her home on Main street.
 Miss Lottie Hutchinson has 80 far re- covered from her severe sickness as to be at home now for a time.
 The selectmen have laid @ very sub- staDcial new plank bridge between the box shop and cartridge shop. 8-
 Two of Miss Addie Hydes' sisters are visiting her, one Is from Minnesota and the other from Casinona, N. Y.
 K. A. Tracy goes to Atlanta, Ga, this week for the winter. His family expect to join him before Thanksgiving. E.
 Mrs. G. Phillips Is greatly improving the looks of her home, by a coat of paint of lighter shade than it was formerly.
 Mrs. George Daniels spent Sunday with relatives in Norwich. MT. DaRi-ls' sister from Washington has been visiting here. School closed in Mir. TopIiff's room Tues day, Wednesday and today, to enable him to attend the Sunday school conv-n- ton in New Haven.
 By request of the teacher Of the gram mar school. Chas. Hunt entertained the scholars for about two houls last Friday afternoon with a graphOphOne.
 MT. and Mrs. Mawin Colman will cele- hrate the 2Oth anniversary of their marrI- age next Saturday evening. There hay" been about 100 invitations sent out.
 Tuesday was a very lively d,y. John Ishan was re-eI-ct-d judge of probate, receiving one vote more than Freti J. Snyder the democrat nominee. Hpnr, Walker and Alexander Hawkins, both dem ocrats were elected representat ativ4e.
 There will be a graphophone +nt ertaiIl- mrnt for the benefit of St. Mary's church in A. o. U. W. hall on Saturday evening Nov. 18th. The entertainment is to be followed by dancing. Admission 9 cents and cordial welcome will be extended to all.
 MT. Truman Smith of the Simpson place met with 8 serious accident last week. He was bringing load of barrels up from Willimantic, and was sitting on one that was tipped up on the end. Suddenly the head broke and let, Mir. Smith down into the barrel. The horse became frightened and ran. MT. Smith escaped with two broken ribs.
 A number from this town attended the mantle last Thursday afternoon. The program was an excellent one There was music by Tubb's band of Norwich oi the finest quality. The Fremont Quartette of Boston rendered three selections of g very high character in a way that showed tO the listeners that they had thoroughly mastered their selections. Rev. Edgal F. Clark gave the historical address in 6 pleasing and scholarly manner
 (From another correspondent.)
 E. A. Tracy goes south this week.
 Norman Stanley is having his residenc. clapboarded.
 A roof of corrugated steel is being put on Washhurn's silk-mill.
 Rev. Mir. Simpson of StorE5 nlie, the Congregational pulpit Sund7
 Miss LOttie Hutchinson has rs1ynnet from Auburn, R. 1. where she had beer since last June.
 Mir. Fillmore of Willimantic is bpiJdin, @ new house for Geo. Avery on Soutl street on the site of the one burned sever al years since.
 Owing to insufficient support to al angle in the second story of chimney, fl process of construction at WIN. Potter's it fell, and has been rebuilt.
 Ms. Dewilda Hutchinson has gone t, Mansfield, Mass, to attend the settle ment of some business in connection witt the sale of her fathers residence, hi condition not allowing him to travel.
 Mrs. c. c. Thiem went to Hartford Monday, with her son ,Gustan, whose eye sight has not been good for years ant lately has seemed to be failing, to consul Dr. St. Johns. A. s. PARKER.