The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-07-27
Georpe-Merrill Of New York is visiting

friends in town.
g. E. Hoyt of Springfield is visiting
friends In town.
Miss Emma Cardinal is visiting friends
in Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. Frank Simmons and three chill
dren are visiting in Palmer.
Dana Gary has been in Meriden part
of the week on business trip.
o. M. Brown of the Chicago grocery is
in Thorndike on business trip.
Miss Helma Farhman was the guest of
friends in Hartford over Sunday.
Miss Mabel F. Brooks of Springfield
is the guest of the Misses Comins.
Mrs. Dana Gary and children spent
Monday at Flynt park in Monson.
Miss Keeney of Mansfield was the guest
of Miss Grace Dwight over Sunday.
Miss M. Hummell of Waterbury is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Pease.
Miss Virginia Chapman and George
Chapman are visiting relatives in Nor
wich.
Mrs. w. W. Ellis and Miss Olive Bush
nell have gone to the Willimantic camp
ground.
Miss Gertrude Abbey of South Man.
chester is guest of Rev. and Mrs. Julian
s. Wadsworth.
John Foster caught three fine bass at
Mashapaug, Tuesday. They were all Of
a size, and weighed II pounds each.
Officer Helm and family go into camp
at Mashapaug the first of next week.
The Ancient Order of Noble Romans
will make arrangements at the next meet
ing for a fishing trip to Evergreen Park.
Henry M. Bartlett of New Haven was
in town Tuesday. Mr.. Bartlett was on
his way to Deerfield for a short vacation.
Otis Chapman, Frank Carpenter and
Ferdinand G. Shipnee leave tomorrow
night for 3-days' fishing trip at Knowl-
toms pond.
W. B. Robinson of New Haven and
James ]. Griffin of Indian Orchard have
been guests at the Springs House part
of the week.
G. G. Ellis and Burt Eaton, with their
families, leave Saturday evening for a
vacation of two weeks at their cottage at
Pleasure beach.
Richard Murray Is wanted on serious
charge. The offense was committed Sun.
day, and Murray left town Tuesday and
has not come back.
Agent Peter Shahan of tho Metropoli
tan life insurance company has paid tc
the beneficiary of the late Damos Gingros
$500, the amount of the policy held in the
Metropolitan.
Rev. r. G. Gragan returned last Satur
day from his trip to Canada. He moi
only spent some time in Canada, but or
his return trip visited Saratoga, N. Y.
and Gloucester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Williams ant
daughter, of Somersville, were in town
over Sunday. Mr.. Williams, who is 6
member of the Citizens band played in the
sacred concert given on the Springs house
lawn Sunday afternoon.
The caddies of the Country club have
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| Hillside club, and have laid out holes
on the hill on Woodlawn farm. Ralph
Lee is president, Frank Page secretary
and Howard Lee treasurer.
Patrick Day came before Judge Parkess
yesterday afternoon, charged with steal
ing pair of trousers from line near the
home of Peter Frazier. There was a
clean case against the man, and he was
sentenced to 80 days at Tolland by the
Judge.
The Citizens band gave an enjoyable
concert on the Springs House lawn las
Sunday afternoon. The band is playing
we'll land large crowd enjoyed the music
Arrangements will be made by LANDLORD
Follansbee for another concert in the nea
future.
A. w. Kingsbury has placed a monu
ment in Wales in memory of Mrs. Aman
da Blanchard. He will place marbl
monument in the cemetery at Stafford
this week, in memory of Mr.. and Mrs
John Dilworth. He has the contract TO
a Quincy granite monument to be place
at Staffordville for the Belcher family
The golf team of the Country club wen
to Rockville Saturday and played a mate
with the first team there. The local tear
was defeated 4 up. The score follows