The Press., 1899-02-09
g. A. Moore visited friends in town

G. A. Moore visited friends il towr
last Friday and Saturday.
The board OF relief will be in session
Monday from until p. m.
Several merchants on the street are
taking their annual inventory.
Herman Pollanck left for Austria last
Saturday to Welt his old home.
Mrs. A. G. Perkins of Windsor is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Pease.
Fl. Crandall, engineer for the Stafford
worsted company, has been quite Ill, but
is now better.
Reports are favorable from Lewis Nc.
Laughlin, who is still at the hospital In
New York. He is gaining every day.
H. M. Bartlett of Willimantic was In
town Wednesday and remained over 10
attend the party at the Springs House.
stafford.
Miss Della st. Marie as visiting st Son.
ers with her sister, Mrs. Dimock
The Mission Band will meet next Sat-
urday afternoon at four o'clock with Miss
Maud Hulett.
A handsome parlor organ was left at
the residence of MIR. and Mrs. George
Kingsbury yesterday.
Subject for the meeting of the Y. p. 8.
G. E. this evening-''Idle in the Market
Mace All cordially invited
Unclaimed letters In the Stafford post
office: Charles e. Hubell (2), Miss Han
ma EnIight, Miss Louise Roche.
From letter received from George
Jenkins, who Is undergoing treatment at
Philadelphia, it is learned that he Is hav-
ing good success, and expects a complete
cure.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Baptist
church will meet next Wednesday after
noon for work, and will serve one of their
customary good suppers from $50 until
Z o'clock.
While F. E. Fitzpatrick was delivering
his papers a week ago Sunday, either in
this vicinity or at the Street, he dropped
from his wagon Bengal" razor, In a
common, black, somewhat worn case.
The finder will confer favor by leaving
the same either with A. II. Simonds In
this village, or Mr.. Fitzpatrick at the
borough.
The Baptist church will hold a covenant
meeting and roll call in the chapel of the
church on Saturday evening, February
Goth, to which an invitation is extended
to all. The next day, Sunday, goth, ser
vices In the church will be as follows
Preaching at 1916, Sunday school at
10. IS, to be followed by communion Ser
vices next Sunday as usual, at 2. IS in the
afternoon and seven In the evening
Quite lively runaway was had Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner of Moulton
Hill drove up In front of the residence of
Ephraim Squire for the purpose of max
ing call, but before Mr.. Skinner could
help his wife out the horse started, throw
ing Mrs. Skinner to the ground. The
horse kept up his run down across .he
bridge towards MISUNDERSTANDING shop,
where he was3stopped by Grant Hammer,
without much damage being done.
The ''Stag' club is looking up, or at
least it met considerably higher Monday
evening than it has been in the habit of
doing recently. 1t Is also having a
larger attendance, sixteen being present
at this meeting. One new candidate was
and Il was ssIuu,fug 70 warcn
the expression of surprise on his face
when about the first thing he was requir-
ed to do was to sign the bylaws. pledging
himself never to drink drop of cider
while he was member of the club.
The bowling contest at e. J. Roberts
alley last Saturday evening drew large
attendance and much interest was taken
in the game. The two teams were head
ed respectively by E. Fl. Pinney and q.
B. Pinney, the former team winning with