The Press., 1898-05-19

the old blue front block When the op@ra house block was built in 1888 he removed to his present location, where he has carried on successful business ever since.
 John H. Mullen, proprietor of the For estville mill, is quite i'll.
 The German club Is to have a dance at its hall next week Saturday evening.
 Regular meeting of w. R. 0. tomorrow evening. A full attendance is desired.
 Regular communication of Ionic Lodge, F. $ A. M., next Tuesday evening.
 The Central Woolen company Is build ing new retaining wall along the canal in the rear of the plant.
 James Comins arrived home from Phil adelphia this week for a vacation from the pursuit of medical knowledge.
 Contractor Converse has finished the large storehouse that he has been build ing for the Warren Woolen company.
 Norbert Bellerose has severed his con- nection with $. F. Maine, and will take a short vacation before he resumes work at his trade.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson, who were married at Whitney, Vt., May 3d, have commenced housekeeping on West Main street.
 Michael MullIn has been attending the state tiremen's convention at Stamford this week as a delegate from the local fire company.
 A. W. Kingsbury has finished his con- tract at South Coventry, and gun Is now mounted on a handsome pedestal near the Nathan Hale monument.
 l Adelbert Needham received a carload of horses Monday and advertises them for sale in another column. He also adver. tises some horses taken in trade
 A. w. Walker will give Saturday g al Dewey and the Olympia to his cast customers, who purchase goods to the amount of one dollar or more.
 The junior class of the High schoo will entertain the senior class at tn,
 Springs House Wednesday evening, Jun, sic and supper will be served. , A committee appointed by the CentI a Vermont railroad met a committee O
 this town at the station this afternoon and held a conference relative to the extr,
 train service petitioned for some time ago
 The programme for the may festival a ] St. Edwards church is not yet complete, but there will be an interesting literar,
 and musical program each evening. 1
 unique featur will be a cake walk, arrange ments for which are nearly completed. r Miss Agnes Mcdonald returned yester day from a short vacation in Hartforc } and vicinity. She was accompanied b,
 Mrs. John Smiledge. Miss Lena Whit
 ford has been in charge at the Wester1 Union telegraph office during her absence Some mischievously inclined person ha been meddling with the hydrant iron which Gary Bros get water for stree sprinkling purposes. To meddle witt any part of fire apparatus is a seriou offence, and an effort will be made to dis courage any further attempts of this kind About 30 of the friends of Miss Ameli Ellis made her 6 birthday surprise part last Saturday evening. Dancing, sing
 ing and games were the enlivening ele ments of this enjoyable occasion. Re hearty attention. Miss Ellis was pre- sented with an umbrella and 8 ring. COUNTRY CLUB NoTEs.-There are som ? who do not seem to realize that tn Orounda of tha oluh ara prfvato and ar , for the use of members only. Nearl r any pleasant day the past week outsider - came on the field, much to the annoyanc
 of the members, especially the ladies.
 notice will be put up at the entrance t
 the grounds, and 1t is hoped that ths g suggestion will be needed in the future l. ......H pleasant Saturday. Gary's wagon j. ette will leave the station for the ground l. at 3. 30 p. m., and will return about 5.3 If the patronage warrants this arrang, ? ment will be kept up all summer......Tt II best record for the course is 35, and tt e best ladies' record is said to be 5O.... o George Eaton was the lowest bidder c V the club house, and will begin work witt out delay......M Members should hand ' their scores to the secretary, so that 8
 engagements may be made for a handics Ill tournament in the near future.
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 Just received at H. F. Cady's 1s 's bushels of Rose potatoes. Price $1.: B. per bushel.
 It Subject for the meeting of the Y. P. m c. K. this evening-"Our Bodies God ,r Temples" All Invited. .... ... H. Owing to the stopping of work at u t. Summit mill in Staffordville, Russell Co Iy burn has accepted similar position vii e the Staffordville Woolen company of u le same place.
 In Miss Agnes Pero has resigned her pos 10 ton in the Riverside mill and hereaft '6 will be employed In the new variety sto 70 at the Springs, recently opened by h luncle Henry bio.