The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1898-08-04
Miss A. Norton is visiting friends in


visit In Ware.
w. E. Hanley made business trip to
Springfield yesterday.
A band of gypsies are enoamped near
the new macadam road.
Miss Dorothy Todd Of Palmer has been
the guest of Miss Amelia Ellis.
Charles Comins of E. A. Buck & Go. is
to take his vacation next week.
Mrs. George Frazier Is visiting friends
at New London and Watch Hill.
Miss Ray Lubin of Worcester Ia the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons.
Mrs. Hattie Poindexter of Phenixville
Is the guest of Mrs. J. s. Smiledge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morley and son
have been visiting friends In Lawrence.
Thomas Burwell of Toledo, Ohio, is
the guest of his brother, W. w. Burwell.
Herbert Parker has taken position at
Bridgeton, Maine, and his family is with
him.
Miss Emile Fuller of Deeraeld, Mass,
Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. D.
Heald.
Samuel Rockwell is filling in and grad
ing the grounds around Adelbert Need
hams stable.
Mrs. James Mclaughlin entertains her
Sunday school class on Highland terrace
this afternoon.
A. D. & J. ]. Ellis have closed the Or
cuttville mill for two weeks to make
needed repairs.
Mrs. Henry Newton and son of Green
wich, Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Burr.
Miss Martha Sibley chorister Of the
Congregational church, Is enjoying va
cation at Sterling.
Miss Kathleen Cary is the guest of her
cousin, Miss Phebe Vasha of Stafford
Vile, for few days.
Mrs. Daniel Breen and daughter of
Providence, R. L., are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Wakeman Sibley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bugbee of Crom-
we'll are receiving congratulations on the
birth of daughter July 9th.
Miss Emma Kitchen of Somerville,
HIdSSsy dONoEbLSOS W lOEu4 d CAtbc6 ia SAAOIb-
hand here after September 1st.
Mrs. Emma Murdoch of Thorndike and
Miss Bessie Edevorda of Orange are Wis
iting their cousin, o. M. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Lyons of Spring
field have little daughter born Monday.
Mrs. Lyons formerly resided here.
There will be Sunday school at 2 p. m.
and service and sermon at p. M, in the
Buff Cap school house next Sunday.
Mrs. M. A. Aldrich, chiropodIst, is
stopping at Marshal Bolieau's, and calls
attention to a notice in another column.
The barber shops are now open each
evening of the week, except Sunday.
The change Is not popular with all inter-
ested.
E. H. Pinney holds the golf record at
the Country Club grounds, having made
the six holes in 81 twice this week. R.
M. Fisk is next at 49,
The front yard of the Central wooden
mill is pretty well torn up, owing to the
piping for the new fire protection system
which Anthony Adams is putting In.
A daughter of George Brennan of Fox
Vile fell down the cellar stairs few days
since and broke her left arm near the
wrist. She Is attended by DIR. Newton.
The Metropolitan Insurance company |
has paid through it's local agent, Peter |
Shahan, the death claim of the beneficiary |
of Harold Morley, who was drowned last |
week.
Holy communion at Grace church next |
Saturday Geast of the transfiguration) at
10 a. M, and next Sunday at 1915.
There will be no service next Sunday
evening.
Advertised letters Mrs. G. Vincent,
W. E. Mcdowell, Kate Sherman, w. Ro-
manski, Mrs. DIR. Forster, Sig. De Bal
toll, Fred Grenney, John F. Underwood,
J. T. Watrous, Sam Valentine.
Miner Knowlton has laid out golf links
of six holes on Stafford Street. Lawn
tennis is at present the popular game
with the summer people at the Street,
but the new golf field will also prove pop
ular.
II. r. Howard is getting along In good
shape. He Is now able to rise without
assistance, and has good control of all his
muscles. Unless he has set back it is |
only question of time when he can re-
sumo his duties. His friends are much |
pleased by his improvement.
HI. s. Abel and Charles Butterfield
were very successful fishermen last Fri
day. They caught fine string of fish, |
and among them was the largest bass |
caught thus far this season. It was 30 |
inches long, and weighed four pounds and |
quarter after being brought home.
A tramp insulted James Hurley, ST.,
on Main-st. early yesterday morning |
After Mr.. Hurley was through with him
the tramp probably had regrets, as he
was quite badly punished in short space
of time. Those who saw the occurrence
were much pleased with the outcome, as
the stranger was very abusive. The
tramp, who was q stocky built man, evil |
IDENTIFY thought Mr.. Hurley older than he
is.
Stafford.
Miss Gertrude Wightman Is visiting
relatives and friends In Colchester.
Miss Clara Findeisen of Springfield is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Brown.
Miss Chella Cady is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. W. A. King, at Willimantic.
A valuable Jersey cow, belonging to
John Brown, died last Tuesday from milk
fever.
Miss Mary Rogers of Norwich is enjoy
ing visit with her friend, Miss Grace
Mead.
Mrs. E. B. Niles of Bennington, VT,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ellis
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cummings are en-