The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-06-22

Miss Grace HARDWOOD is home from Alb
bolts for the summer.
Miss Teresa Clark has returned from
teaching in Warren for the summer vaca-
ton.
There will be ball game on the Fair
grounds Saturday between the Eagles and
the Browns.
E. N. Washburn who has been quite i'll
at his home on Grant avenue is able to
be out again. = ----
John L. Sullivan has returned from Pal
mer where he has been employed during
a part of his vacation.
Many friends of" Aunt" Asenath Howe
congratulated her yesterday upon her
18th birthday anniversary.
The Harvard-Yale boat race at New
London next Thursday will attract quite a
number of spectators from this town.
Miner Knowlton and family have arri-
we'd here for the summer and have opened
their summer home on Stafford street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Halloran visited
friends in Ware Sunday. Mrs. O'Halloran
will remain in Ware for week or two.
Business is good at the worsted compa
ny, and new and improved machinery Ii
being added. Telephones have been pu
in connecting the various rooms.
The Odd Fellows and members of the
A. .. 81. observed last Sunday as Memo
rial day and carried out the exercises &C.
cording to program. The fireman viii
observe next Sunday as Memorial Sun
day.
The baptismal font presented to the
Congregational church by W. H. Smith
Mrs. w. II. Cooley and Mrs. G. E. But
terfield in memory of their parents William
and Abigail Smith was put in place las
Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie T. Miner, M. D., a forme
teacher in the borough schools, was mar
ried Tuesday to Rev. B. Fl. Lane of An
trim, N. H. Miss G.. A. Washburn at
tended the marriage and played the wed
ding march.
There will be holy communion at Grac
church next Sunday morning at 7.3O
During the rest of the summer there will
be no sermon at the Sunday evening ser
vice, and whenever there is good-size
choir extra music will be sung at this ser
vice.
At the Methodist church June Both, be
ginning at 7.45 p. M, an entertainment
will be given for the benefit OF the Won
ans home missionary society. Must
will be q special feature. Admission,
cts. ice cream and cake, 10 cts. Tenor
ade, cts.
Mrs. J. I. Bartholomew and Mis-
Josephine of South Manchester have bee
among the guests who have attended tn
commencement exercises, and have bee
welcomed by hosts of friends. Mrs. Bal
tholomew Is the guest of Mrs. F. F. PA
ten. Her daughter is at Woodlawn.
Contractor Wrigley, the concrete maj
is employed at present at the Baker home
stead putting in a walk between the res
dence and the street. He has finishe
contracts for G.. G. Parkess, F. J. Chant
Ter, Mrs. Taylor, the Misses Wilton, {
F. Beckwith and w. FL. Cooley, beside
|; others previously mentioned.
DIR. q. L. Nichols Of the first team de
feated Rev. E. W. Bishop of the secon
team In challange match at golf Mo-
, day by score OF 8 up, 2 to play. j.
: Converse of the first team challenged
F. G.. Sanford of the second team won Il
, match, 10 up. No change in the make-r
} of the two teams resulted from the'
. matches.
Little Margaret Chamberlain was ri
over by team last Saturday but fort
nately was not seriously hurt. The whe
,, passed over her leg and arm and she g
} some bad bruises. The accident W,
caused by the little girl running in fro
of the wheels to avoid another team.
Wellington man was driving the team tn
ran over the child.