The Press., 1899-11-16
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

ren's block, at the Maine stand, the pub
lie is invited to come in and examine a
new, fresh stock of shoes for ladies and
gentlemen, as we'll as all kinds of rubber
goods. The goods are up-to- date and
will be sold for cash at the lowest living
prices. Make an early visit to the new
shoe store. HENRY B. BOLIEAU.
Roast your turkey In an Excelsior
Baking and Roasting Pan. For sale by
A. Adams.
Christmas is not far away. Take
time in which to prepare something In
the nature of gift that is beautiful as
well as inexpensive. Anything you de-
sire in the way of materials for Fancy
Work, Battenburg Lace, Stamped Linens,
Ribbons, etc., can be found at Miss Rus
sells. 1872
"A. W. Walker Is showing a large
assortment of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Winter Garments, in all prices and
the latest styles. AS we buy direct from
the manufacturers we can save you mon
ey. Call and examine before you buy.
Martins photo studio will be open
every Monday and Tuesday. Kindly en-
gage sittings at American Express office.
New line of Children's Wear-Coats,
Bonnets, Caps, Toques, Mittens- A
L. Towards.
"A. w. Walker is showing very pretty
line of Dress Plaids in all prices from 12l
cents to soc per I'd. Call and examine.
Have you seen those fine Flannel
Waists at E. L. Burr's?
Call at A. L. Towards for Jackets
Collarettes and Neckwear.
zi,feo of
L. Burr's.
"A. W. Walker is having a good sale
on Ladies' Dress Skirts. If we have not
the skirt you want we will make one fol-
you, and guarantee the fit.
1T costs no more to have your laundry
taken at your door and returned by the
Maverick laundry team. First class work
and prices reasonable.
Ladies' Silk and Flannel Waists
Skirts, Capes and Coats at E. l.. Burr's.
"A. L. Howard has good line of bed
blankets and puffs, and a very little mon-
ey will buy some of them.
Japanese Napkins at The Press office
for Is cents hundred.
For School Tablets, Pencils, etc.,
call at The Press office. Large assert
ment at low prices.
"A. W. Walker offers this week one
case Of good Prints at cts. per yard.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
At a meeting of the county commits
sioners held at Tolland, Tuesday, Ii.
cense was granted to the Springs house.
An all-day meeting will be held at the
Tolland Methodist church next Tuesday
A delegation from the Springs is expected
to attend.
Regular review of the Maccabees mex
Wednesday evening. Important business
will come before the review. A full at
tendance is desired.
The second quarterly conference of thu
Methodist Episcopal will be held in thu
church parlor next Wednesday evening a
100. Presiding Elder Il. Fl Bates will
be present.
Season ticket reserved seats for thu
three high school entertainments may b.
selected at II. s. Abel's store up to to
morrow night. Single admission reserved
seats may be obtained after tomorrow a
the same place.
The town meeting on Monday was no
largely attended. Only about fifty voter
were present. E. &. Pinney acted a.
moderator. A tax of 20 mills was votet
on list next to be made. One hundred
dollars was voted for observance of Memo
rial day. 1t was voted that the memorial
appropriation be used for decorating tn
graves of soldiers of all past wars as vel
as the civil war. Three hundred dollar
was appropriated to Stafford library asso
citation. A vote was passed requiring tn
two associations to make detailed re
port OF the use of the money to the Sc
lectmen. The clauses ia relation to ex
tending the street light system to differ
ent parts of the town was passed by with
out any action whatever. Most of tn
signers of the petition did not take inter
est enough in the matter to attend tn
meeting, and there was no one present t.
bring the matter before the voters. Late
in the meeting motion to instruct tn
selectmen to investigate the plan of ex
tending the street light system to variou
parts of the town, and report at futur
meeting, was defeated. But very littl
interest was shown In the matter. TIL
three sections of highway mentioned i
the warning were discontinued. Propert
owners on said discontinued highway
were given the right away to their prop
erty over said discontinued highways
The sections of highway are as follows
Highway leading from house of Myro
Avery to the house of 8. Babcock; high
way leading from house of Harlow Kibb
to house of Charles Kellogg; highwa
leading from house of John Parks t
house of Daniel Lull. These sections G
highway are situated in the west part 9
little of late years. The following mino
town officers were appointed by the sc
lectmen: Pound keepers, Lyman Cush
man, q. G. Parkess, D. ]. Glazier; sea-
er of weights, Jacob Glover sealer G
leather. E. G. Dennis wood measurers
J. w. Witt, A. 3. Eaton, E. E. Butter
field, E. Fl. Pinney, E. o. Truesdell, 3
G. Holt, E. J. Worthington, Chas. Gary
public weighers, E. G. Pinney, E. {
Dennis, s. B. Amadon, e. o. Truesdel
Charlas Gary, w. E. Demond; haywards
Lyman Cushman, FL. W. Davis, Georg
.. Cleaveland; sections, G. F. Eager, 3
G. Thresher, c. D. Glazier, John Kane
Frank Converse, Wilbur Holmes, Georg
Cooley, M. A. Gold, Homer Lord.