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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
''Iha Farm Field and Fireside.'
Zen befienbte 2anobrnN stioenoe ill.,
bebolot forlcoen iolsenbe Nrtifel.
Ct. Better Sabrnep.

Sor omtrsnt ct gar iioen fob Der
pisIe Spulter at lGie ct Stptte, be,
6upoe Speritriften "Silbase / Ssrti.
a%arene." Def ombanolebe Or. Yetel
5abrnep, Sabritanten at ben beremtt
"auritp." Saafpm Ri bar tienot
0ottpren / oosr 6jerbebelen al ct 9tar.
Runoreoe og bar baOt a~nleoning til
at iagttuge ben 2ptte, ban bar gior'
! ben 8irtIombeo, ban bar palgt; eno.
pioere, ba bette er ben Ndrstio, bar
IGoOanligpis introoucerer Jig for bore
2aiere giennem fit 8lao "9eileoeren, a
turoe npgIe faa Orb ON BAN life bore
dfDeien.
Or. Sa6rneb er unertienbt iom en-
5orretningsmanb at ben melt itrIpu.
lgie 94oerligbeb. San bar bpggst Of
en- ~itorartet 6prretning uben noeer
Bran slIer pralenOe 4psrtisiementsr.
Sans Sutces ~tilItripes for en- flor Del
.8Grbien al bans YrGpardtsr. 9er.
ionIig er ban en- meget elfto9rbie
Mano - ct 9ilebe paa Sunobeo,
iaapict gtet fan ie, af ct roligt, for
oringsleit 9Gien. 9a Ri Iioite Sang
msote ham, Tom ban netpp ub al fit
2abordtorium, og bans Yore bar
Wl9rter al, at ban life er 6angs for at
arbeioe bldnbt Raoitoffsr og tiligls
SGnberne. Sal meo bam, % De fan
life urbgaa at fau bet SnbtrDt, at ban
er N prdftiIf Wano. Mlan pilbe ianos
ipnliapis fable BAN en- Gnt6uiiaIt / lin
ipeciele 9rdnhe, % fanbt er bet, at
bpis ban bar nogen &iepbeit, iaa er
bet 9ebanolingen al Suba % Blob
ipgoomme peb ~llrter, bbori ban bar
giprt iau flor 2ptte; bans "&urito" er
MI bersmt n9iten 9erpen ppsr.
Timber ct gefeg paa hans apntor
for tort Sio iipen iaa hi oper trebipe
Suiin Acknowledgements fra forfiels
ligs @erbensbele og / mango Sprpa; be
fortaller ON lin egen SiIturie, ppbepas
rebe iom be er | ben ftsrite BOG, pi mo-
geniinoe bar feet, og iom er GjenItanb
for megen Snteresie for enbper YeIs.
genbe.
s bet fore Yatbusrum G6ippina
room fanbt Ri Mebicintasier, Der
Ifuloe ienbes til iaobanne fierne ca at.
iioes Steber iom Snbafritd, aind.
Spoamerita, Sermuburerne, Sapaii
oip., for life at nGDne ale be Nosier.
Der par abrssieret til Stebsr / De
5orenebe Stater % Europa. 9ottos
rem unoerretter ps ON, at GftcrIpsro.
ielen efter bans Msoiciner er / iiabiot
5iltagenoe, o9 ben 5rdpl6eo. Der bers
FER | bans Establishment, pibner iifs
terlig ON, at iua sr Silfaloet.
uben at siere nogst 5orieq paa at
ontpbe, bpiite Weoiciner bore 9Giers
buroe tjsbe, er bet rs lite peiio minpre
en- 6crnsielie. oa ri tjenccr 9uttoren
.psrionlist os feler os operbepiite ON,
at bans prepuraier sr paroifuloe, al
anbefale BAN til ben aunitise 2eIer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
DnIrt nn Rfokkr,trt.
S~leoi8eret al en- praiiiit Susmooer.
GaalsSalat.

st Tibet fait &~dolbopeo baffes meeet
tint meo 6-8 StiIter flint Seaeri.
Oct ialtes liot, pg feIeenoe Maponz
n~di'eIouce bellies oper: Sre 9gq pis
ites goot, iau bdpes oeri ] Sbeife Salt,
/ 2befte Sennep Gprit ubrsrt / liot
@obite) q Spiieifeer imsltst Smsr }
Sop Gooit o9 3 Sbeiteer Suffer. Haar
bette er gpbt iammenrert ipttes bet
oper Slben / en- Double Boiler" "a
reres gpot ON, til bet begpnoer at blipe
tptt. Soa fGttes bet tiliioe for at afz
tjsIes, bporpad bet blanbes aoot meb
ben finhdtteoe 8aal. Solaten taoer
zig beo't uo garperet meo friIfe Salutz
Blade, - Mangel beraf fan man
tpnoe ben meo opitaarne h~aarbtpate
2@9. Den bsr ierperes Iaa tolo Ipm
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
seattIe Ill u. sEi6acI.
,3u iuIsnnusia seiIsgu,e,
On rcoelia Snifcr.

en- FABIAN Waae ruifts { hyrrt s Vuutn for at irla
&C pur Portable Permitting Bed Springs. Cisie
Spri9se q let ea hHliisi fGlct III "Siafe@ ioe imale
Sugp / sen cu. inner 4dlrfSicub buiitetipmbsIit
S~tH8eiice, 90 banner "a en- tart. hGuota "a beha,
selia Eprins SeHl. &ac Spriaae er sarnHirreOe
for 10 War. 81 STi oeisr blrt g SH1b IL SRtS tan
TRANSFORMERS en- a. gGa1O. &qenicr tleHcE ira 81
III s. ~. Eag. UafHr % Sctiugc Ter frii aorcSic
ORDWAY & CO., 10 ID Str, Peoria, III. 35bg
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
Waar ifal Wlais y antes2

Sige ira Snbidnerne bar nan fact
ben Resel. at raor Ggelgpst er blepet
ido fort Tom Creme paa ct Gtorn, bd
er BET gepis pad, at Jorbbunoen er
iddpds oprarmet, at Mdis fan plans
tes uoen 5ars for at ruaone, ielp ON
iioen ~betpbeligt tolot 9eir itulpe fDms
me. Dag pg 9uto er life at tage
Sen'pn til, men benne Hsgel, iom
grunoer fig pau naturlt9e Qariager,
tan trpgt fsIges.
Gr life Surobunoen ip9rt paab %
tolo, Iaa bar bet altib pitt Iig raaoes
ltgt at plante bpbt. Oct bebite arss
Torn fan life Ipire, naar bet bliper liss
gsnoe / tyr MuIo nor SpsrHaben.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
Ganilie.S Same.

9Ggaeplommer ilaaes ftipe meb A
Spife'teer Suffer. J pot Mtelt to9es
meo l Sbeife Smsr, pg naar ben TO:
ges, bGlbes ben op / 9G9gene, unOsr
itaoig Smrerirg. Sau bGloes ben til
bage / 8rpoen, pg man rerer itaotg /
BEN, til ben begbnber at blipe INF.
Saa lsftes @rpben al, % Saucen
b9loes pp / ct Sab og rsres ON, til
ben bIioer libt a~ftjplet. IRAN mua bore
forii9tig meb at lefte Grpoen at, Iaas
mart ben begpnber at blipe INF. tbi
ftaar ben for l9nge, bill ben let Itile
fig. Naar Saucen er fob, blunbes
l Sbeite 8anilje / ben.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
Snacu tired feeling" nc

Sngcn tired feeling" mel
Zen 6plelic af 5rRtheO o. Na.stJ
inoinI CT Jig ON &nurcu % tr n !
ubcbagelia @lRlt % eli al 0slbrsotR
6leHoer, ian lite boloe SinuO mpO |
Sun0ius fomoenicrtoe
GncbGr: I'll
tilaoroe Gueb9rcritte, men fpriUla,1
talt 4 CT e. Sl0S legclmraiiQ 8tHuil
3rlfteu, lom fprpprt9t CT ON met ID
9enDe STlieorlf, / Henre.ie al Er''d
uelgigren0e 5uolpte.lc paa Slooet x |
meo oere5 6orretunler inmt 3r.ei
% WareL. Sem @alloH5 Grlt 5rl3j
en- Tl0lte GuebRritrup, Der CT bcrtai 1
TIC GacaGr % tollcr mn % lslta
&lanot bioorcnienoc 4teottmT
Sunoin, belbreogipeubr Sur ben
tic. Der or fert | WarfrNtt,
Gn al oeune MeoicinS 3u9rcotcntitr 4
al Gucbor o. cen np0Cr Ell beEcttt9'1
leelle for i'm Goue III at llIrttetSlor q
aroppeu bortlfaiie laaoaune SelaH|
lpm iorureuer 8lobet o. ocrIglelntH1
bDgSer ellsr bGper De SD9oommt, lpHll
le0er 'ig ira urent 8loo, ZEN p,Ttt'
hail a. MOB IerpcitCt % tempt
&opeopinc, laauellpm GlmlnNti9
bejiuoeuoe, Ter har i'm @rUnN tfrd
Soritoppstic OF bar bit it8 a. 4
nor Strait REQ SebauollHl Al Thfid
tiSnac % Gatarrb NJ. i, Sles91
Yrlieu pna Ell SLATE "6ur" tT 81
en- Jtepreieutant eGer Nsert gaits5 gii
Steo; itor Mabdtl NreuuIltdor, xU]
renoe % u9rmere Splgsuln c, lsIpI
laautl "aur", iom gnebRrltrlp % 0'1
ore 5abritoter ~Nmuios &'eptlon' 'S
bars Yrpit aardnlels", icnNeS 'TIt ~
giGrin9. Noreslen Ell: "A
LUNDIN n Cq
2443, 2445 & 2447 0. Stn5s CTR,
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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

sp'''.riite nHbaaa ealpbasn al ubntbn,us
..a tt nlHe'gtgut ca enmgt pt5 a, lutas DaroraS
80 anu Windmill Spring. ZuusosRIrlj.
1890 800 Z Stua cots baHsieHbe paa
f.tlt pat ZEN. D. fur M ps fot falbirnbil
$1,000 afuut cprtna traces mpb EorubbttaiiaI
Ns"lfA IEcORAa WINDMILL 90.
DEBORAH. Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

Spu 4. 9 @rcisfup Teeeral lnN9f VA y,
| 0puct. u9idlie FL n ~ lcn aof'slT' ~, 4
/ Canada u, ieet ira ntusr pI1lIIL |
I ON bet life nos upaen unnsroIpntI
/, brittle 3ronR. Serira 'egots tfle grI
III EdrIameHtet Ypuo0t; seAf! u. N
GulldHp roaeH Repreieutant % u
| llmeRt iCitlua. 9auaed hcta.tI llB'a ~ \
iuo til e~uglaaps Gtdtmeiicr; ieltt mH N
I 0dHaol n%cGrtipmhslit Siorig 70 /,
n0enipr Iine eaRe @TRn ier. ser W N
9pubeitemmelie ipej en- III bits Nlnon y, N
be meo Seuiru I'll Sauoel, urpt lE ~.
taset % sYtheo beitermeS fla Gan 0.tss /
gibenbe 6pYi NJ Inc. Canada lffa ~
more difTrfr ilaar ieiU igHa tutl lehg ~
for 6rrb 90 a%ieunemirri Crten l. o'h N
Ter. HsfspEiehtt CT repr,ieuic.s q AZ
Soraers, lneUnte al IN hcriit'ft 'spI
bfres eaef Nnrgcriam'nHo vi. esn ~ Il
title a0nItiiutipu. / botr booal va. /, Dlvi
tr Der Iaabanne Tprbolee. q Tfl a,r.!
renoe ,ioif. Tel tngeliic 6ld8 CT aIe,s n
plate 6laa, 90 ben brit re Hro'fu
net Eperhsrre -NGt
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F--v-v-yrrycTr~r na-hlsrsW
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Rsun .feeurabsgOi.a-
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
S'ort11en, sS1tfet, 9apen.


fad Oenne anbrdgt pau be rette Stes
ner.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

ges qie Gruit oper, rs ben itsges per
tsmmelig teri 8arme. 9enns pie ~
baaos iriit % paa famine Sib biaig.
Sitebetior Gitron tan 9smon Gsientc
benpttes, men bet er life fulot iad gpot.
gemon Vie.
1 Gitrpn, / app Gutter, / SpD
8unb, l 9beIts Smsr, 3 toppeoe
Sbeiteer Corn Starn. 2 2@g. Staaet
al Gitrpnea ripes, og Soften presses
ub. iaa iattes bet Iammen meb 8anz
bet, Sutteret, Smsret pg be to ggg9es
plommsr, ipm fgrit maa Ilaaes liof,
oper Sloen. Naar bet foger, babes
Corn StarAen /, efter ferit at bare
uorert benne / libt folbt 8onb. az
minbelis "YiesGruit" lGgge5 / en- pie
3aGlerten pg 'teges fgrit, iuu hapes
Rsren /. De to 2Gggebpioer ilaaes
itipe meb TO Spiieitesr Suffer og
imsres openpad, iau iGtts5 ben ino /
9ugeropnen meo 0sren oppe, oa itaor,
til ben ~begpnoer at blips liot lpIebrun.
Sne' %noOing.
4 Pldbsr 9elatin opleies / ) Sop
pdrmt 9dnb. (SisIe Ylaoer fan
faces paa Qpotbetet). 6 ggggebpioer
piites itipe, J Sop Sutter brpsies / %
pipes iammen meb Spiberne, til bet er
spbt bldnbet, og oerpad rgres ben OPP
leite 8elatin pg Sdftsn Al J Gitron /.
Oct mda reres t engung imellem, til
bet begpnoer at Itipns, iaa babies bet
op / en- Puobinsz 5orm eaer / en- 8lasz
@afe. Den bsr belit lapss Saeen !
forpeien. Den Ipiies meO f~oIgenos
Sauce:
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
TDteteS:S alat.

aogte ppteter op1taarne / imaa
Stptter, faItes Iipt, os ] 2sg ripes paa
ct atpiern og bIanbes goot beri. Spens
ltoaenoe Wuponnaiieiauie benpttes,
meo ben 5orItiel, at Sutteret uoelaoes
og ] Sbefte pe6er tili9ttes. Salaten
'eroereS meo ~baarbto9te 2Gg. Srtte
er en- COB Maaoe at benptte folbe DO
tetsr pdd, ba oenne Ret baabe imaaer
qpbt % er let at tilnne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
6enie:Salat.

Sens, Der toges for Salat, bsr tooe,
inbtil ajsbet meo 9et6eb filler fla fra
genene. alt &jsbet piles fra 8enene,
friss ira Stino og Sebt os itiares /
Stptter paa J Sommes SterrelIe.
Wtdn tager lige msget Selleri Tom
ajco, - Selerisn maa bore battet
ganTte fin. Gil Maipunaifes taqsr
man a 9e9, l SpiIeftefulo uorsrt
Sennsp, l SbeitefuIb Salt, 8 Spite
Ifeer toIot Smsr, TO 5rebieoele al en-
Sep Gbbit, to Srebisbele al en- 4op
'6o 6Ieoe. @ssens piftes goot, De
sprige Sn~9reoienier bapes /, unotaoen
6lsosn, og i9ttes pper Slbsn / en-
8rpoe. Oct foyer, inbtil bet er tenn
melig t1tt, oa mad itabis rsrss /.
g'aar bet iaien er tplot, piites 5lebsn
og babies /, og bet bellies oper Galaz
ten en- Slime for ben ital fpifes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

zsae sitcr ut ABC / Ftnrr Sterilization mso
HtlrraIt a. en- FarrHsrs I-ute&cciaSrr, bpiIie
rrugy ot bchHe tHtt mso miHoft &f'ntutnB %
arrr raauo tiuIe Stnre fer SpiU ~ SH15
g4E tt. Up. NtSSERlSu, Box 27s, Alton IN.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29
Son e.Saiat Nr. 2.

w.
8rsnt Salut paIfes, breffes / Imao
Stptter cg terres pad ct tsrt alabe.
Sicoet, iom er i~faaret / aanTte imau
Stptter, bIunoes msb Saluten / et
bbbt Sab % trnorss meb 1 SpiIeItc
Sdlatplie, i SbeIte Gbbif "a J She
tie Salt cg Peber. 9erpaa tilbereoss
en- Wiajounaiie paa fslgenbe Waaoe:
Gn raa 9Gggeplomme blanoes meb ]
SbeIte bier at Salt, tor Sennep "a
bib Peber, Suften at J Gitron og iaa
me9et 9dpenns Peber, Tom fan taqes
pda Sptoien al en- pennefnip. Sette
bldnoes 9oot iammen meb en- SraIte,
oerpaa ttIfsies 9rdabe for 0raa6e, Do
meoens man beitanbig rsrer, II Sop
SoIatolje % Saften al Il Gitron.
Raar 10 3rebieoele al Slien err fommet
/, be9pnoer mar at tilfeis Gboit, / BET
belle 4 SpiIsfteer. Tdar benne Maz
iounaiIe er lapet, beb9tfes Salotcn
meo ben, bporpdd ben pnntes meo Die
ben, Gapers % baarbtogte 2Gg,
i~fdorne | fire Dele.
Minee Eie.
) gutte "None Sud, Nep England
Mince Wsat", l gGg, l SpifeIte Sui
fer pg ] Sop GoIiner. Mince Msat
maa fsrft tpge liot / 2 Stopper 9unb.
gGg pg Sutter flaass iammsn og buz
pes /, naar Wince Meut er dftielet,
iaa bupes Ioiinerne |, os bet Iteges /
pie Gruit paa alminbelig 8is.
Grader Yie.
Ru, ba Der er liben 6rust at faa fat
|, er bet gpbt at bape npget Inbet at
BRUCE / Stebet, til pie. Sill Graeter
pie bebepes 8 SpbasG raetsrs, to 5rss
bieoele Sop Suffer, ! Sbefts "5arz
taric gcib" dpm tiebes pulperiieret
paa 4potbetet), J Gitrpn o9 / app tos
genbe 9anp. Gn Yie Plate beb9ttss
meb pie Gruit, SalpbeIen at Sutteret
bapes /. perpau l9sses De fire 9racters
/, belle. 5artdrie Icib pplpies / be.
ipasnbe 0ano co bGloss pper. ps bers
paa l9ssss ben babe Gitron, opitaaret
/ ganite imaa Stptter. pper. og Hes
fen az Suttsret bapes l.. Saa l9as
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-29

Zen 6pleiic at (rGtheo o. Na;bs,
inofnI er ii9 ON &nurcu % eyGI
ubcbagelig @IRlt % ell a NsIbrs0tn3
NleNoer. ian life hplOe StNnp mpD
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-08-18
ELLINGTON.
EA4H4HNNHNDNs
Crystal Lake CorreaDondence

Crystal Lake COrrespondence.)
Miss Gladys Kibbe of Somers has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lucius Aborn.
Berthe Richardson, who has been sick
with malaria, is able to be out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Charter of Bridge
port are visiting their brother, A. U.
Charter.
Mrs. Grace Newell Thompson and son
are spending few days with her uncle,
Frank Newell.
Several families from this place attend
ed meeting at the Advent camp ground at
Springfield Sunday.
Mrs. Phila Benton of Stafford Syringe
has been stopping a few days with her
brother, Dennison Baker.
Rev. o. E. Thayer of East Woodstock
our former pastor, assisted at the ser
vices at the church Sunday p. m.
Rev. Mr.. Edwards will occupy the pull
pit next Sunday, In the absence of our
pastor, who is away on his vacation.
Nine new candidates received the or.
dinance of baptism last Sunday, and one
was admitted to the church on probation.
Mrs. Minerva Capron and daughter,
who have been spending week with her
sister, Julia Parish, returned to their
home in New London Monday.
The boys from Ellington, who have
been stopping for week at the "west
rock, !" broke camp last Tuesday morning
and returned to their homes after q pleas
ant outing.
A drummer's and fifers convention and
q granger's picnic will be held at the lake
Saturday, Aug. 9th. A free shore din
ner will be served to the drummers and
filters who attend. Dancing, a creased
pig race and creased pole contest will
be among the attractions.
News has reached here that Wilbur
Charter, cousin Of Perlln Charter, In
Go. c, 1st Conn. Vols, now at Camp AL
ger, Va, was accidentally shot In the leg
while on guard duty last Saturday night.
He was removed to the hospital and the
bali removed, and was doing well at last
accounts.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-08-18
District Committeeman w. b. Hall

District Committeeman w. Fl. Hal
announces the following calendar for the
school ia district No. 9 for the coming
year First term begins Sept. 5, closes
/ Nov. 10, II weeks: second term begins
Dec. 8, closes March II, "A weeks, with
weeks recess at Christmas, Dec 23d
to Jan. q; third term begins April 10Th,
closes June 10Th, IL weeks; total, SO
weeks. The school will be taught by
Miss Annie C. Britton of Willimantic.
Miss BrIttOn is a normal school graduate,
and comes to US very highly recommend
ed by State Secretary G. D. Hine, and
also by George p. Pheuix, principal of
the normal school.
What promised to be by far the best
game of the season In baseball was start
ed on Pinney lot last Saturday at four
O'Clock. The teams playing were the
Junior League Stars of Willimantic and
the South Willingtons. The Stars, with
Murdoch in the box, had good strong
team, and for the first few innings it
looked as II 1t would be tight game.
But in the fifth inning Muldock got angry
because one of his players made an error
and he did the baby trick, that Is he re-
fused to play any more. The Stars then
put Nichols In the box, and the game was
a cinch for the South Willingtons. The
batteries were: South Wellington, Prue
and Sullivan; League Stars, Murdoch,
Nichols and Dillon. The score:
So Wilmington, 2 i Is LA
League Stars, 0 o o 1O1 Ia
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-08-18

Last Sunday the pastor of the Congre
gational church announced that a free
lecture on Venice would be given on Tues.
day, at p. m. The lecture will be illus.
trated with the aid of powerful stereopti.
con. Pictures to amuse the children will
also be thrown upon the canvas. The
members of the church and their friends
are invited.
Rock Meadow.
Mrs. Oscar Willis has been entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Hoar, from Worcester.
Mrs. Hannah Stebbins of Stafford
Springs is doing homework for William
Smith.
Milo Booth and wife from Brimfield
called last Sunday and dined with Adel-
bert Agard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Della Goodell Rogers
from Middletown were In town and called
ON Philena Agard recently.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-08-18

w. 5. Martin was before the borough
court last Friday, charged with an as
sault and breach of the peace. The as
sault was committed on Edward TetrauIt,
an emplOye Of ]. NJ. Leach. The defend
ant pleaded guilty, and Lawyer Danahey
asked for small fine for his client. In
view of extenuating circumstances con-
nectsd with the case. The court ruled
that the defendant should pay a fine of
So and costs. The defendant settled.
Frank Ruby, the young son of Thomas
Ruby, met with q serious accident last
Thursday. He was riding on wellington
avenue with Benjamin Arnold, employed
by F. j. Chandler, when the accident
happened. The boy dropped the whip,
and got out to get it. He started to get
up behind with the wagon In motion, and
In some way got his leg in the wheel.
Mr.. Arnold stopped the team as soon as
possible, but not soon enough to prevent
the leg from being broken. DIR. Smith
attended the boy, and found that both
bones were broken and splintered about
half way between the ankle and knee.
He is getting along as we'll as can be ex-
pected.
The campers at Crystal Lake played
ball Monday afternoon with the Hollands,
and won by score Of IA to 10. Both
teams were strengthened for the occasion
by the addition of several new men, and
the game proved interesting. Hanson
and Whiteman were the battery for the
Hollands, and Sullivan pitched for the
campers. Charles Pinney caught for
the campers until disabled by an acci-
dent to his thumb, when Kheunley was
put in to finish the game. Ed Plnney
played first base for the Crystal Lake ag-
gregatiOn, and put up perfect fielding
game. John L. Sullivan acted as one
of the umplres, and some Of his decisions
were very close. In fact the TOlland
players were somewhat dissatisfied with
Umpire Sullivan at times. There was
a large attendance at the game, many be-
ing present from TOlland. The Tolland
contingent did their best In the way Of
encouragement for their players. The
campers also had many warm sympathiz-
ers among the audience, and there was q
Babel of voices at times.
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WALES.

Miss Mabel Converse has returned tC
Woodstock.
H. M. Needham is confined to the house
with sprained foot.
Arthur Boyden Is also confined to the
house with sprained foot.
George Watrous made flying trip to
Springfield last Monday.
Walter Stebbins of Stafford Springs WIS.,
tied friends in town Sunday.
Miss Edith Hildreth is again able to be
out after two-weeks' illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soule of Stafford spent
Sunday with Charles Needham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Parker have re-
turned from their summer outing.
Mrs. Orcutt and daughter from Orcutt-
vile are visiting Mrs. Nathan Green.
Master Raymond Holloway of Monson
spent week at the M. E. parsonage.
Miss Eagan of Willimansett is spending
a week with Rev. G. L. Camp and family.
Ernest Camp and Miss Carrie S. Lee
man Of Holyoke spent Sunday with his
parents.
Herbert Thompson had charge of the
Sunday evening service at the M. E.
church.
Charles Copp and wife and Miss Anna
House have returned from Boston and
Plymouth.
The dance at the hotel last Saturday
night was we'll attended. All reported a
good time.
Mrs. Kennedy and daughter of Worces-
ter are visiting at B. s. Bakers on Flor
ence avenue.
Quite number OF people attended the
excursion to Boston on Friday, via the
Boston & Albany railroad.
Mrs. Charvin of Springfield and Mrs.
George Shaw of Brimfield called on Rev.
G. L. Camp last Monday.
Mrs. Ira Nelson gave tea to friends
In town In honor of Mrs. William Gordon,
who is spending few days with her.
Mr.. and Miss Rogers OF Middletown,
E. Goodell and lady of Stafford, and F. j.
Brown of Brimfield were guests OF Chas.
Copp, Sunday.
Mrs. Benjamin Weinberg of Springfield
has been visiting her cousins, Mrs. Geo.
Watrous on Hogan street, and Mrs. AL
bert Lilly on Shawville square
Willie Bowers, seven years old, fell out
OF wagon in which he was playing, In
the rear of the Baptist church, falling on
sharp stone and was severely cut near
the left eye.
A gentleman In Wales had quite an ex.
perience in the fruit business the Other
day. He paid 8 CO. is per quart fol
huckleberries, and started off for South
bridge with quite load, intending to sci
them for 10 or 10 cents; but, alas he
was disappointed, as the inhabitants Of
Southbridge were well supplied He of.
fered them at 8 cents, but failed even
then. He is reluctant to say how much
less he offered them for.
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Miss Maud Miller of Grosvenordale is
visiting her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith of Wellington
visited friends In town last Tuesday.
Rev. Harvey Lawson has returned from
Northfleld where he has been attending
the Moody meetings.
Kef6e Brothers have built rail track
from the south outlet Of the lake through
the ravine to transport the timber, which
they have been cutting off In the vicinity,
to the lake, where will be floated to the
mill.
The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-08-18
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.


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