The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-05-04

visit at Maiden.
Col. Charles Warren is in New York
on business trip.
| The kirmess at st. Edwards church
will be held the first week in June.
Advertised letters: James Nolan, I.
B. Roberts, Hurick Hurickson, Mr.. Al
fred Roy.
Mrs. w. E. Demond has been called to
North Adams by the serious illness of
her mother, Mrs Harrison.
Prof. Jordan will furnish orchestral
music for the Citizens' band concert In
the opera house this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Horniss will leave
in about ten days for Sharon Springs, N.
Y, where they will spend the summer.
A. o. U. w. meeting this evening.
Grand Supervisor Fayhe will speak in be-
half of the order. Refreshments will be
served.
Rev. r. G. Gragan was at South Man.
chester yesterday, and attended the ami
versary requiem mass in memory of Rev.
D. A. Haggerty.
Everything connected with the livery
recently sold by Adelbert Needham to
Landlord Follansbee has been moved to
the Springs House barn.
T. Grady has sold his bar and fixtures
to Peter Gaudette of Wales. The town
went license for the first time in many
years at the last election.
The Womans' Library club will hold a
special meeting at the library rooms at
p. m. Friday to fill the Office of secre-
tary and treasurer, vacated by Mrs. E. A.
cleveland.
| w. E. Hanley has disposed of the stock
and fixtures of the store he recently pur-
Fchased in Torrington. Mr.. Hanley has
returned, and will give his undivided at
tention to his business here.
Devotional services will be held at St..
Edwards church this and tomorrow
evenings. For the balance of the month
similar services will be held Wednesday
and Friday evenings each week.
Arrangements have been made for
clearing-up Rockwell's vacant lot above
have used the place to dump ashes and
other debris will share the expense of
clearing up.
John A. Foster has leased the Pine
season. Those who have enjoyed the
hospitality of the house under the man.
agement of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster will be
glad to know that they are to be there
again this season.
A new marble slab ornaments the reg
lister counter at the Springs House. Land.
lord Follansbee has placed first class
new billiard table in the billiard and pool
HE to the next room, where it has beer
placed near the foot of the stairs.
The annual MAY dinner" at the Meth.
odist church parlors Monday was partaker
of by the usual large number. In the
evening welcome remarks to the new pas
tor by representatives of each of the
church organizations and local clergy
men were interspersed by vocal and in
and Mrs. J. S. Wadsworth followed.
The program for the Sunday evening
service in the Methodist church for mex
Sunday will be of special interest
The following music will be rendered IL
connection with the regular service:
Authenticated God is My Salvation, Myers
Mr.. Higgins.
Duet, with quartette chorus-The House
with Many MIsa Mansions nlonsd md vo+on Gabrie
Miss Jillson.
Anthem-Who is This That Cometh? Tenney
MIR. Wadsworth will speak of "God ant
, the Islands of the Sea-" The hour O
service is 7 O'clock
: Stafford.
, Ernest Johnson of Springfield was il
, town Sunday.
Miss Mary Jennings of Windsor is Wis
iting friends in town.
Claude Pinney is home from Worceste
! academy and is quite Ill.
Evan Jenkins, who has been in England
r the past year, returned last Friday on tn
q steamer New England.
, Jacob Glover & Son will commence tn
delivery of ice to their customers as sool
as there is demand for it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Colburn of Brook
field have been spending few days witt
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Colburn.
: The Y. P. S. G.. E. will hold their reg
ular meeting in the chapel of the Baptis
church next Thursday evening.
Rev. L. S. Goodell had about sixt
acres of his farm above Staffordville burn
ed over one day last week and came nea
? losing the house.
Charles Gould and Miss Poor of Hyd
Park, Mass, have been staying for fey
days with Rev. L. s. Goodell, visiting Nh
Gould's sister, Mrs. Holtham.
y The grammar department of the Pinne
school was closed the first two days c
this week, owing to the illness of tn
= teacher, Miss Mary E. Smith.
The annual meeting of the Hillsid
> Cemetery association will be held in tn
6 town hall next Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock. A full attendance desired.
FL. F. Cady had the misfortune to NEE
) with a bad fall while at work in the bast
y ment of his store yesterday morning
which has since confined him to the house
Mrs. Belle Shippey of Woodstock
suffering from severe attack of rheum.
tism, and her sister, Mrs. F. J. Glove
leaves tomorrow to stay with her fe
:. several days.
Mrs. George Ginhold very much desire
= to dispose of the Mccarthy farm at tt
Village, and has placed it in the hands
Jacob Glover for sale. It can be bougl
- at a very low price.
~ The Thursday Night club met last wee
- in Spiritualist hall with six tables. Fir
. prize winners were Miss Addie White
and Fred Z. Miller, while Miss Mary