The Press., 1899-08-24
Fred Burwell of Westfeld was in town

over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Sweet are in Provi-
dence for a week.
John Bill of Willimantic visited friends
in town yesterday.
Edward Farnell Of the Stafford worsted
company is in town.
Miss Katharine Horrigan Is at Block
| Island for vacation.
The borough schools will resume Wed
nesday September 9Th.
Miss Casey of Norwich Is the guest OF
Miss Florence Chapman.
Thomas Murray returned Tuesday even
ing from trip to Boston.
The weather the past week has been
the warmest of the season.
Rev. J. @. Dolan of st. Edwards Is at
Shelter Island for vacation.
The Misses Mabel and Jessie Pease are
visiting friends In Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clifford of Monson
visited friends In town Tuesday.
F. H. and L. B. Baker returned Mon
day evening from Block Island.
Mrs. Chas. Meyers and Miss Lettie
Meyers were in Hartford this week.
Emma and Earl Gary are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. o. Knight, at Willing
ton.
Mrs. E. l.. Burr and Miss Lavilla Burr
go to New Haven this week for two
| weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Fl. Fillow of Norwalk
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Reuben Con.
| verse.
Sidney Siswick was at Worcester over
Sunday, the guest of his sister, Mrs. s.
Taylor.
M. Il. Moore and family are camping
at Crystal Lake in Mrs. F. N. Cranes
| cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Dennis, accompanied
| by Mrs. G. B. Newton, are at Block Island
for week.
Among the contemplated improvements
at the fair ground new gate is receiving
consideration.
Fl. o. Butterfield is moving from High.
land Terrace to J. F. Chamberlin's house
on School street.
Mrs. W. D. Irons will sell COW and
some household goods at auction next
Tuesday, at 1 p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Howard attended
the annual reunion of the 25th Conn. al
Hartford this week.
Mr.. Quinlan of Rockville was in town
this week buying lumber to build a cot
tage at Crystal Lake.
Miss Teresa Ketchkeiser of New York
fresh air child, is stopping with Mr.
and Mrs. L. D. Gary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion of Woburn, Mass.
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. L. Rob
bins over the Sabbath.
Edward Place of Eagleville has take1
position as boiler tender with the War
rem Wooden company.
The German club contemplates build
ing a new club house. The location hal
not yet been decided upon.
| Frank Cardinal, the photographer, Il
| spending a short vacation at Office
| I1elm camp DIT MaSnapauS.
| John Brennan has accepted a position
in auckland as boss carder, and removes
his family there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Cooley leave to
day for short visit at Mr.. Cooley's OLE
home at South Deerfield.
Miss Lillian Brayton of Stonington ant
Miss Nettie McGregor of Mystic arr
guests at the Springs house
Miss Josephine Nenning and Miss Ger
trude Middleton of Springfield have beef
visiting Miss Frances Nenning.
Horace E. Deming, accompanied b,
his son and daughter of Woodstock, wer
at the Springs house over Sunday.
Rev. W. H. Morrison of Rhinebeck,
former pastor of Grace church, Is spend
ing part of his vacation at Crystal Lake
Gary & Charters running horse Hydra
da, will be shipped to Medford the frs
Of the week, where he will be entered il
the races.
i Thomas Haigh and William Gaunt, EN-
ployed at the worsted mill, have move
their families here and are occupying MI
Gomper's house.
E. G. Dennis, trustee of the J. D. Arm
strong estate, has been paying the credi
! tors IA per cent this week. This Is
, larger dividend than the creditors expect
/, ed.
, Gary Bros have added several ne,
, horses and new carriages at the Spring
house stables. The stable is now we
| equipped, and is In charge of Edwar
Higgins.
The case of James M. Chaffee agains
Charles D. Smith, action Of accoun
came before the borough court Monda,
Judgment for the plaintiff of $1O2 wa
| given in default.
? The Baker harness company of Spring
r field, owing to other business interest,"
have disposed of their harness and sal
dlery stock to the g. g. Lewis compan
) of the same city. L. B. Baker will retail
} his office in Springfield and give his tim
3 to his other business interests.
Business at the Stafford Worsted con
, pany's plant is quite brisk and there al
: enough orders ahead to keep the mi
running lively for the next four months
Difficulty is experienced in getting suff'
lent help at the factory. At present til
!, company needs girls from IA to 10 veal
!. of age.
James Boughton was brought befol
: Deputy Judge Head Wednesday mornin
charged with drunkenness and breach
the peace. He was given thirty days an
e costs on each count, which will detai
j him at Tolland about 70 days. This
the first case to come before Judge Heal
. since his appointment.
: Frank Snow, an employe Of the Centr
: Vermont division of the Crank Trunl
y dropped off his train at this station (,
e medical attendance Tuesday. His IA,