The Press., 1898-09-29

Will Sanford, Is quite seriously i'll ana IS attended by Dr. Nichois.
 Prof. Almon Thresher of Granville, Oh 10, is guest at the Thresher home ste ad at the Village.
 Subject for the meeting of the Y. P. s. 0. K. this evening What Is True Suc- cess ?" All cordially invited.
 Miss Bertha Druley .has returned to Boston and resumed her studies, in the Kindergarten School of Instruction.
 Remember, that Mrs. Jennie Hagan Jackson will speak in the Spiritualist hall next Sunday at 10.45 in the morning and ' in the evening. @ .
 Ar. and Mrs. John Farnum of Provi- dence, and MT. and Mrs. Johnson of Alt tleboro, Macs, were guests of Mrs. Sarat Potter last week. .s...ts i..l ,s;ys E, -s
 The attention of the members of the Universalist church is called to the fact that the quarterly communion will be held next Sunday at the usual time and place.
 The Mission Band will meet at the Bap- tist church chapel next Saturday after noon at 9 o'clock, and will elect officers and open mite boxes. All members are requested to be present.
 Claude Pinney arrived home from Wor- cester Academy last Thursday suffering from an attack of malarial fever, and has been quite seriously i'll since. Dr. G. l.. Nichols has charge of the case.
 Glover's bus will run from here the last two days of the fair, leaving from in front of the store about In the morning, or as soon as the first load is ready, and will return at once for another load.
 Paul Possardt, who lives on the Leon- ard Washburn farm, on the road to State Line, will have an auction sale of his per- sonal property, consisting of stock, farm ing tools, etc., next Saturday forenoon at 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. Mary Beebe returned from South Manchester Tuesday, and her sister, Mrs. Horton, had SO far recovered from the injuries sustained in falling that she was able to return to her home in Meriden the same day. -.
 It will be seen by notice in another column that Burt Chaffee of Crow Hill has added another line to his watch busi- ness. He Is agent for the sale of the Vermont Farm Machine company's dairy implements.
 In riding about the different sections of the town there will be one piece of work noticed for which the selectmen deserve special commendation. They have caused to be put up at all intersecting roads good plain sign-boards, and hereafter 1t will be difficult matter for one to lose their way of Stafford.
 Mark Daley of Oakdale, Mass, has been engaged by the Riverside Woolen company to take charge of the finishing department of their mill, and has already assumed the duties of the position. He has rented the first of the A. D. Cady cottages on the macadam road, and his family took possession of their new home yesterday. .:.. :.->. :,
 Marketman Hall had @ piece of bad luCA Aoob 0obuI01y Lokutu6s 1AA6 C1Lt was standing in front of Glover's store while he was inside taking orders. Sud- denly the wind swept a roll of wire from in front of the store down under the horses feet, and he started to run. over- turning the cart and seriously damaging 1t. Only the good manners of the horse prevented bad accident, Y '
 Weather permitting, the band will give an open-air concert this evening, which will probably be the last of the season. Following is the program: March, "stars and Stripes" sousa Recoliectfons of the War, grand medley of wal songs, introducing the drummers' call, rev.
 and other weii-known war songs, Beyel Gratulation WaltZes, w. H. Thomas Medley Overture. SCIuster of Peaches" Beyel Overture, "Jolly Night" BeyeI National Airs, Ripley
 Miss Myra l.. Colburn is spending a few weeks in Worcester, Mass.
 John M. Moore of Philadelphia, Penn. Is spending few weeks in town.
 E. M. Chamberhn has moved from R Giltrop's tenement into the Skinner block
 Mrs. Ezra L. Colburn -has returned home after spending two weeks with rela lives in Worcester, Mass.
 Mrs. Joseph Satterlee and son of High. landviile, Mass, are visiting her sister, Mrs. Luther Crawford. .t.. Mrs. W. D. Roberts of Worcester, for merly of Staffordville, is attending the State Normal school at New Britain.
 Misses Carrie and Kate Giltrop, who for the past four weeks have been visiting friends in Providence have returned i home.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M. K church will meet in the vestry this after noon and evening. Mrs. o. H. Van Natte hostess. A cordialinvitation is extended Il to all. ...
 | Rev. J. I. Bartholomew will deliver 6 I temperance address in the Congregations church Friday evening at 7.3O o'clock Next Sunday morning the service In tn, Congregational church will be for th' temperance cause. irsasss.aa | Next Monday 1t will be decided by tn. voters whether we are to have anothe year of license or not. Theref pfobabl never has been a year in the towns histo " when there has been as much lawless ness, drunkenness and death caused b. rum as this year. / We trust that the sound sense and judgment of the peopl will not see this repeated.
 III .f. ~ West Stafford. fs.s Il Mrs. Charles Whittakeroi New Have , Is visiting her parents. .-..s. fl Next Sunday the pastor will speak fo the cause of temperance. , Peter Roberts is having the interior c his house quite extensively repaired.
 W. P. Wiers bought two young cow