The Press., 1898-07-07
Mrs. H. F. Parker Is visiting in Spring.

Mrs. H. F. Parker Is visiting in Spring
 field.
 Mrs. Chas. Fox starts to-day for Cas-
 tine, Maine, for number of weeks.
 Miss Faith w KIdder of Wilmington.
 N. H.. is a guest of Miss Grace Harwood. Samuel Holroyd Is at Pasaic, N. J.,
 making preparations to move his family
 here.
 Charles H. Demond Is in charge of the
 library during the absence of Miss Under
 wood.
 John Riley, boss weaver for Rawitser
 & Bro., was at Pasaic, N. J., over the
 Fourth.
 The annual fair this year will be held
 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct.
 4, 6 and 6.
 Adelbert Needham has a very fine Bos-
 ton terrier, presented by his friend, Dr.
 Ellery of Palmer.
 Tom Lee, the laundrymau, had 8 dis
 play of fireworks July Fourth that at
 trIcted favorable attention.
 The new macadam road is now com
 plotted as far as East Main street, and is
 appreciated by all who use 1t.
 John English, who recently graduated
 from the Burlington Medical college, is in town. Dr. English has not yet decided
 where he will locate. Walter Morley, an employee of the Stafford Worsted company, has sprained shoulder and bruised arm, the result of a
 fall down stairs at his house. Of the eleven recruits taken to Mantle
 last week, eight passed the medical ex- animation. Fred Moore, George Taylor,
 and George Hermann failed to pass. Rev. l.. s. Grlggs of Ivoryton will sup l ply tha pulpit at the Congregational ! church Sunday. Rev. John E. Hurlburt
 of Worcester will preach one week later. ! It is expected that the officers of Wau- seon Lodge, I. O. O. F., will be installed ' at special meeting next Tuesday even- ing by District Deputy E.lE. Fuller of Holland.
 Miss Alice Bullard of Spencer, Mass. Is n guest of Mrs. H. F. Cady.
 Mir. and Mrs. Stedman Williams spent the Fourth with relatives in Brimfield. Miss Minnie Hartnett of Holyoke is visiting at MT. and Mrs. Edmund SullI-
 vans.
 Mrs. Mary A. Tryon of Springfield Is a
 guest of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Buck at the
 Street.
 Miss Agnes Putney has been in Boston some three weeks undergoing treatment
 for the eyes.
 , A good way to get some good hay
 another column.
 7, Miss,Mabel Buck is making a weeks f visit with friends in East Brookfeld.. ..and
 Holyoke, Mass.
 , Miss Agnes Martin and Louis Kofskay v of Hartford are2making two weeks visit e with Miss Martins sister, Mrs. Ladish. l Having in this section will be nearly
 finished Saturday night, and the crop
 beats all records for quantity and quality n MT. and Mrs. James Lasbury and son A Clarence, returned Tuesday from a sever. a al days visit with relatives and friends al , Woonsocket, R. I.
 MT. and Mrs. John Sullivan and Miss 
 homestead in WilIington, Miss Morse re-
 maining over the Fourth. Unclaimed letters in Stafford post of flee: Mrs. o. H. Martin, Mrs. F. J. Beardsley, Albert Locke, Wm. J. Amor, Kert Rounds, John Shepard. Dr. Fred Batchelder and family of Bos- ton arrived last Friday, and will make their summer home in the house opposite t the residence of E. H. Pinney.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
 church will hold their regular meeting I for work next Wednesday, and will serve
 their usual supper from 5.3O to 2. Rev. w. w. Hackett of Fells, Mass . will deliver an address before the unior meeting of the Christian Endeavor socie a ties at the Baptist church this evening. 4 The band got back from their Ellington Q trip about 12 o'clock Monday night anc II report themselves as having just as gooC a a time as they had year ago at the same d place.
 By some mistake an exchange of car n rlage cushions was made at Crystal Lax,
 Monday, and Ed. Leger would like tC know who has his so that they cal n be changed back.
 To Herbert Sanger, who has for som, time shown signs of insanity, returned tC IF his home Thursday. and on Friday morn q ing was taken by Officer Helm to the in sane hospital at Middletown. [, There will be Episcopal services in tn, town hall next Sunday afternoon. Shoulc l. the day prove to be hot, this hall will b. Y found to be the coolest and most com if fortable place in the village, even a far not being necessary. Mrs. T. c. Druley and two children d Putnam and Harriet, left yesterday fo d Mrs. Druley's old home in Washington e county, Ohio, where they will make quit m an extended visit. MT. Druley accom- m panied them as far as New York on thei |, way.
 la The address intended to have been de d livered in the Baptist church last Sun a day, but deferred, will be given next Sun k day morning at 10.45-text, Rom. IS: 1 a Subject: "The Origin and Foundation O Q Civil Government, as taught in the Wor,
 of God" The presence of any lover O i. our country will be appreciated. Ia The ball game at the Street Saturda, 1. afternoon was an altogether different af a- fair from that of 8 week ago, the Hollow Is nine winning the game by score of | " to 9. The third game of the series wa y to have been played next Saturday, bu Is owing to the accident to Win Foster O le the Street nine, will have to be postpone If until he recovers from his wounds. Mir It Foster had a quantity of fireworks unde .D the seat of his wagon which were to h