The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-09-14

An unknown bicycle rider with no lal
tern on his wheel ran into Napoleon Lar
nigan above Stafford Sunday evening
Lannigan was badly bruised and his whet
was injured. The other man did not sto
to make any explanations.
AS Frank Converse was driving by tn
tent on L. D. Gary's lot on Furnace ave
nue. this noon, his horse was frightened b
the tent and jumped to one side, collidin
with a passing team containing G. B. Gar
and Walter Scott. All the men wer
thrown out and for few minutes 1t locke
as though serious accident had happen
ed. DIR. Sullivan CHANGED to he near by
and the three men were soon able to pro
coed on their way. Both horses brok
away from the carriages, but were 500
caught.
Mrs. J. A. Simonds will be away tn
first Of next week attending the milliner
openings In the city and selecting good
for the fall trade.
Miss Alice Wilton is teach hing the Vii
lage school this term.
Deacon j. 9. Wightman Is in Ne,
York for quite an extended visit.
Mrs. Laura Benjamin of Chicago was
guest of Mrs. A. H. Preble over Sunday.
Frank Lasbury has sold his laundr
business to Frank Converse of the boz
ough.
Mrs. Amanda Washburn is making he
niece, Mrs. George Chaffee, visit a
Willimantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cummings ar
making visit with relatives at Saybroo
and Glastonbury.
Water is very low and the Riversid
mill Is running the finishing room even
ings in consequence.
The Misses Annie and Lena Clark o
Hydeville are visiting friend and rels
tives at Medford, Mass. g..
Mrs. Nellie 7. Brigham will lecture a
Spiritualist hall next Sunday at 1915 i
the morning and Z in the evening.
Charles Gibbs of Orange, Mass, an
Mrs. Merrick Stebbins were guests Q
Mrs. Hannah Needham last week.
Claude Pinney left the first of the weel
for Lakevllle where he will enter tn
Hotchkiss school for the fall term.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. King of whitman
tic were guests of Mrs. Kings parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Cady, over Sunday.
Miss Fife Blackwell, one of the ney
teachers at the Pinney school, had he
mother with her as guest over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jenkins arrives
home from their wedding trip last even
ing and have taken possession of thei
new home.
Rev. G. E. Van Allen of Russell, Mass.
occupied the pulpit of the Baptist churcl
last Sunday and Rev. Mr.. Eldridge O
Mystic Is expected to off1ciate next Sur
day.
The many friends in this village of MI
and Mrs. Clarence R. Kingsbury of Hol
yoke will be pleased with the news that
little daughter MADELINE Rose) was bor
to them yesterday.
H.F Cadv has moved his stoH1
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Mrs. Clemintine II. Carpenter is spent
ing two weeks with friends in Holland.
Mr.. Frank Moore has moved to tt
Hollow. in one of A. D. Cady's houses
VII, Dunbar has purchased the stoc
and fixtures of Truesdell,s store in Yves
Stafford.
Mrs. Joseph Satterlee and son of High
landville, Mass, are visiting at Luthe
Crawford,s.
Owen Silk has mt in o. stook If toha oo
c,oars coda atc IN bis room ,ormor
rented nv r M Chamherlin
Thomas Malhorrna bos ron+od Mr.