The Press., 1898-04-21

recsnt bereavement. NJ. J. EATON. A. W. Walker will offer for Friday and Saturday of ths week 750 yards White and Cream Cotton Lace at 5c per yard Just the thing f,r trimming cot ton dresses. Call and examine.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Regular meeting of A. 0. [. W. thls evening.
 Regular meeting of U. O. c. c. next Monday evening.
 j. A. Jubb has taken the agency for the Elmoro bicycles.
 Fred R. Wright of Harvard college Is the guest of Carl Adams.
 Thomas Brennan has removed with his family to Mechanlcsville.
 Mrs. Frank Newton Is visiting at her old homo in New York city.
 Miss Nellie Burns of SAxonvllle, Mass, ls the guest of Mrs. Mary Stevens.
 Regular communication of Ionic Lodge, F. X. A. NJ, next Tuesday evening.
 The Merry -go-round Whist club will meet with Charles Newton tomorrow evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson and son, Cedric, of Bostor have been guests of J. M. Leach.
 James Lord Is making alterations and residence.
 F. c. Sanford, cashier of the National Bank, has returned, and is very much improved In health.
 The Mineral Springs company has shut it's mill down temporarily while repairs are in progress on the raceway.
 A quantity of household goods will be sold at auction at the residence of Jane Mccarthy next Thursday, at p. m.
 Christopher Lorrlng has left the em- ploy of the Warren Woolen com any and has moved his family to Warren, Mass. Regular meeting of Harmc ny Temple Of Honor next Wednesday evening. The Semi-annual election of officers will take place.
 Y. P. c. E. topic at the Congrega- tlonal church next Sunday evening at 6. .15, Gods love for us." Miss Lettie Meyers, leader.
 Tax Collector Lasbury will be at W. E. nanley's store next Monday, from n. m. to p. n., for the purpose of receiv- ing taxes.
 Fred Phllbrooks, who formerly lived with his uncle, Henry O. Butterfeld, Is to be married to Miss Lucy Webb of Will lImantio May :.
 The Current Events club will meet with Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin on High land Terrace next Mo day evening. Washington Irving will be the subject. The commissioners on the lnsolvent es- tate of Eusalie Tessier held hearing yester day mot ming to receive claims and adjourned until Saturday at 10 o'clock. The Lincoln Athletic club will hold q social and dance at the club rooms Satur. day evening. An orchestra under the di. rection of Prof. Jordan will furnish mu. slc.
 John Slswiek has taken the position oI overseer In the twisting, spoollng and reellng department of the Stafford Wore tod company, made vacant by the resig nation of Joshua Holdsworth.
 F.. J. Sweet Ia remodellng his cottages
 
 c. c. Parkess Is also improving his prop erty. The march of Improvement Is go ing steadily on in that neighborhood.
 Mrs Deborah Cady, S6, died at he home on Center street Tuesday of old age The funeral will bs held tomorrow at D. m. The deceased leaves q son, Jarvi CAdy, and two daughters, Mrs. Ellshl Non and Anna Leahy.
 At the business meeting of the Congre gatlonal church, held last Thursday even ing, the resignation of the pastor, Rev A. J. Mcleod, was accepted. Mrs. c. k Buttorfield was elected on the churcl committee in place of Mrs. Augusta Eaton, deoeased.
 Tho Monday evening whist club hel' the last meeting of the season at th home of Mir. and Mrs. J. J. Ellls Monda, evening. Mrs. J. J. Ellis and E. c. Pin ney made the largest number of point during the season, and Chas. F. Harwoo' and Mrs. E. c. Plnney the smallest mum boT.
 Considerable interest Is manifested fl the lecture by Miss Linda Hawley Brig ham on Days in Acadia" to be given fl the Congregational church parlors mex Wednesday evening. Miss Brigham Is pleasing speaker, and her subject Is al interesting one. Tickets can be secure' from member of the Current Events club
 The matter of sewer through Grown School, Cross and Maple streets Is agall under consideration. A petition askInI for the same was presented two year ago. Anthony Adams and c. c. Parkes have been appointed committee to lool up the matter and report. Unless ther is opposition to the project the sewer vii probably be laid.
 The Haymarket Square club at It's las meeting of the season, next Tuesda evening, will have . mock trial of breach of promise case. Olln Brook will take the part of the judge, W. l Colbln the lawyer for the plaintiff, s. A Jacobs for the defence, B. P. Cooley tn defendant, K. H. Smith the plaintiff, an Hannibal Alden the sheriff. The meet Ing will be for members and invite friends.