The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-03-24
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Regular meeting II {, o. g. Q. mex
Monday evening,
Mrs. Geo. Lswtoa spent S9aaas Il
Boston and Woonsockes.
Miss May Murray Of Springfield spent
Sunday with Mrs, n. j. Leach.
Miss Lena E. whitFord Of W5alimaati,
has been visiting friends IN town.
Mrs. W. H. Coe and children hav,
gone to Worcester for the sumner.
Electric lights have been placed in E
E. spaulding's store and W. P. Bidwell':
barn
There are about 20 boarders at Tollant
at present. OF these four are from this
town.
Nelson Towne has sold two lots OF
Clark street in Hartford to William sey.
mour.
Fred Meyers spent Sunday in Worees-
ter, the guest of his brother, Arthur
Meyes-
Miss Mabel Kavanaugh of Hartford,
has been the guest of Miss Gertrude But
tarfeId-
Miss Susie FoIIett of woonsocket, R.
L, is the guest Of her sister, Mrs George
Lawtau-
Miss NJ T. Russell will hold her spring
millinery opening next Monday, Tuesday
End WEDNESDAY
aEr- and Mrs J. s Smiledge entertain
ed the Amenity whist club at their home
Tuesday evening.
James F. Chamberlin has sold to Peter
Paneera the Doyle place on the corner OF
Park and West streets.
w. 5. Martin has been chosen class
photographer by the graduating class o.
'9S, Stafford High school.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. L. Burr are visiting
friends In New Haven and Bridgeport
Mr.. Burr was In New York Monday.
Miss K. f. Horrlgan has returned from
the millinery openings in New York, anC
will have her opening about April 1st.
Y. P. S. &. E. topic at the Congrega
tlonal church next Sunday evening, Gods
unfalling promises" G. s. Baker, leader
j. E. L. Robbins moved Monday int
the upstairs tenement in the Scripture
house recently purchased by Mr.. Farms
worth.
A meeting OF the directors OF the agri
cultural society will be- held at the offic,
of e. G. Dennis Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Anthony Adams is putting in Mage,
combination hot water heater in Mrs
James McLaughlins house on Highland
terrace
The annual meeting OF the Congrega
tional Ecclesiastical society will be helt
in the chapel next Tuesday evening at
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus II. Mouiton re
turned Saturday from visit with frlend
in southbrIdge, Oxford, Quinebaug ant
Webster.
Mrs. d. N. Browne and Miss Katie Nc
Carthy OF Providence, r. l., were tn,
guests of Miss K. F. Horrigan during tn,
past week.
Ernest Robbins, a former resident, Wis
tied friends In town Monday. Mr. Rob
bins ls a machinlst, and is now In the EN-
ploy OF Case, Loekwo d & Brainard com
pany OF Hartford.
Frank Cogswell has resigned his posi-
tlon as boss finisher at the Warren wool
en- mill. j. A. Cowen OF Dover, N. H.
has taken the position. Mr.. Cowen wal
formerly with the Mineral Springs Co.
Manager J. II. Gray of Wllllmantlc vii
run special train to Willimantlc for tn,
entertainment of the big comic opera pro
dnctlon, 1.-The Isle Of Champagne" will
Richard Golden as the comedian, ant
Katherine Germaine and company o
tifty people, orchestra and special scenery
The reserved seats will be 81. The dat
Is April 9TH.
Springfield Republican: State Attorne
y. II. Reed escaped a serious acciden
Sunday evening near the residence of NJ
4. Smith on East-Maln-st. While driv
Ing home from church the bolt holdin
the whifIletree on his carriage broke an
the horse became entangled DR.. g
Louis Nichols, who was at Mr.. Smith
residence. rendered timely assistance.
Real estate seems to have taken a star
on East street near the borough line, an
several houses will soon be built. 1t
reported that E. w. Brooks is to begi
work at once on several houses Ale
RohertS has purchased building lot O
M. A. Smith, and will build residence
NJ. A. Smith has purchased OF Needhau
and Towne tract of three acres whic
he will divide into building lots. Tn
extension .Of the Macadam road make
this location quite desirable.