The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1899-06-15

1t Is well to keep good look out Ior q
party of two or three that have been
working in the outlying districts Of the
town the past week, and who claim to be
oculists, but, judging from the methods
they have taken in several Instances, they
come great deal nearer being highway
men and robbers than anything else.
StaRordville.
Mrs. Lemonde Is having her house
painted.
John Dodd, who has been at work In
Maine, has returned.
W. f. Peel and w. Ell. Dunbar made a
trip to Springfield Monday on their wheels.
Miss Lizzie Dady of Mechanicsville Is
spending few days with Miss Ellen Gill
trop.
The invitations are out for the wedding
of George E. Webster, who Is employed
by Bidwell & Co., at the Springs, and Miss
Florence L. Booth.
West Stafford.
Harrison W. Davis Is very Ill.
Miss Lottie Fairfield Is spending the
week with friends In Hartford.
J. r. Washburn went TO New York
Wednesday and will return Saturday.
Miss Eugenia Ellis, Mrs. Belva Wilbur,
Mrs. NJ A Cady and Eugene Cady at
tended the straw-shop reunion at Flynts
park yesterday.
Mrs. Herbert West and son of Cam
bridge, Mass, and Mrs. Arthur West of
Staffordville were guests of Mrs. G. R.
Andrews on Tuesday.
The following copied from Brattleboro,
VT, paper will be of interest to many as
Mrs. Upper has many friends in this
vicinity:
A home wedding took place Tuesday
June 9Th at noon at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. G. D. Hobart, when Mrs.
Hobart's sister, Clara H. Fuller, who has
made her home here several months, be.
came the bride of Erwin E. Upper. The
ceremony was performer by E. s. Osgood
The rooms we're prettily decorated with
potted plants. The bride was attired ir
steel colored gown trimmed with white
satin and steel. A dinner was served
Immediately after the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Upper left on the afternoon
which they will make their home II
Somers, Conn.
Miss May Estella Hauck and Henry
Plimpton were united in matrimony, at
noon, Wednesday June z, at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. A. B. Hauck
Rev. j. A. Solandt officiating. The brides
sister, Mabel, of Monson, and Ellsworth
brother of the groom, of Southbridge
acted as bridesmaid and best man. Thu
bride and BRIDES maid were attired In
white. The bride carried a boquet o
white carnation pinks. The rooms wer'
decorated with ferns and laurel. Al
elaborate horseshoe was suspended from
floral arch under which the 'ceremon,
J took place. After receiving congratula
, tions from their friends, all partook o
, the tempting viands. The bridal part.
departed amid a shower of rice and ole
shoes, for an extended wedding trip. Mr.
! and Mrs. Plimpton will reside at Sou tn
bridge where they will be at home to re-
ceive their many friends after June Goth
| ELLINGTON.
Crystal Lake Correspondence
The Ladies' Aid will meet next Thurs
, day with Mrs. Ella Newell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Aborn of Filing
ton called on old friends last week.
G. E. HARDWOOD and family of Rockville
have moved for the summer to thei
Crystal Lake cottage.
The exercises for Children's day will
take place next Sunday at 8 p. M, 1t wa
, necessary to postpone it one week.
, Mrs. Walter Skinner, with her daughter
Lucille, of Rockville, was with her parent
r a few days in the early part of the week
d School has been closed for one week o
: account of the illness of the teacher
: Myron Fl. Dimock, who expects to RI
g sumo his duties in few days.
y Harry G. Charter and Miss Edna N
Dimock, daughter of Myron Dimocl
were married at South Manchester, Jur
r. l by Rev. j. l. Bartholomew.
It Mrs. Samuel Slater of Tolland an
q sister were at Frank Newell's last Sunda,
ell T. r. Moore of Rockville is spending
10 week with G. E. HARDWOOD and family /
l. the lake side.