The Press., 1899-10-26

who then becomes the owner. The cup
will be presented to DR.. Eaton Saturday
afternoon, at O'Clock, at the club house.
i A. w. Walker Is in New York on a
business trip.
Application has been made for license
at the Springs house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. E. S.. Swaziland of Springfield is
the guest of Mrs. George nj. Lawton.
A new piazza and steps have been
placed in front of the Chicago grocery.
Miss Nettie Morse is visiting friends In
Mass, Providence and Pawtucket, R. I.
Mrs. Truman Stupplebean OK Chatham
N. Y, is the guest of her daughter, Miss
Stupplebean.
Wednesday is the last day for handing
in town tax lists. Ten per cent. added
after that date.
The county commissioners will meet al
the Springs House the first day of Novem-
Der and grant licenses.
Arthur T. Bradshaw has taken posi-
tion as clerk at the Springs House, Alvah
Smith having resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Casey, who have
been visiting friends in town, have re-
tdrned to Westerly, K. l.
i Robert Smith has recovered from his
illness and has gone to West Winfield
| N. Y, for visit with relatives.
James I'll. Williams has resigned his
position in the Central wooden mill and
will remove, to Blackstone, r. l.
| A bus load of the Methodist ladie:
went to Hazardville this morning to at
tend foreign missionary meeting.
Mrs. Harriet A. Hyde has bought Of
M. G. Spencer the cottage on Morton
street next to the one owned by r. M
Fisk
Prof, T. F. Jordan has moved his mu-
sic store to the west end of Tilden's block
and will open with new line In few
days.
Arthur L. Blodgett will sell quantity
of personal property and household goods
at auetion at his home at Stafford Village
next Tuesday. Sale begins at 10 o'clock
Advertised letters: Isreal Gregolre,
Agustyno Bunas, Joe Murray, e. V
Glasseo, T. G. Sanford, E. E. James, DIR
j. V. Whittle, VIM. Haupt, Joseph Riv
ers. -
Nothing relative to the sale or lease o
the Mineral Springs mill has yet been an
nounced. There is reason to hope, how
ever, that the mill will soon be In opera
ton.
The regular social and supper, with al
ENTERTAINMENT, will be held at the Con
gregationa1 chapel Wednesday evening
Hostesses, Mrs. Christopher Allen ant
Mrs. Charles Butterfield
A. J. Tilden has completed the schoo
enumeration for district No 2. He find
$50 children in the district of school age
This Is one more than the enumeration
showed last year, and Is the largest mum
Der that Mr.. Tilden has found in an,
year for the past six years that he ha
made the canvass.
At regular session of Harmony T O
H. last evening the following officers wer
elected w. G. T., Chas. Chandler; w
V. T., E. r. Marsdale; W. R., M. Smith
W. A. r., W. Ballentine; w. F. R.
A. L. Howard; W: T., s. Siswick; w. G.
Rev. J. Wordsworth; w. u, VIM. Ben
ton; W. D. o., s. F. Pease; W. e.
VIM. Mahan; w. s., Geo. Bolieau, Jr
P. W. G. T., L. Dimock.
Superintendent Soule of the Contra
Vermont division of the Grand Trunk ar
nounces that a new timetable will go int
! effect next week. He says that the earl
: trains from the south will be put bach
and the schedule will be about the sam
5 as formerly, with the exception of tn
1 Block Island train. The first train frol
the north will arrive about O'Clock an
the last train for the north will leave th
: station about 43O.
: Harvey Chapman of Palmer has col
, cluded negotiations with E. A. Buck
8 Co. and has taken possession of the loo.
: store in. Bakers block. MI. Chapma
3 has been quite successful In business
D Palmer. He owes his success to hal
t work and careful attention to the neee
j Of the trade, as we'll as for genial person
g al qualifications. Mr.. Chapman has 81
2 changed his real estate in Palmer for M
q Bucks real estate here, and will bril-
i his family here in the spring.
I AT the annual meeting of the Foreie
!. and Home Missionary societies Of ii
J Congregational church, held. Monds
afternoon, the following officers were r
J elected: President and vice-president
Q both societies, Mrs. q. Fl. Baker and MI
Q W. e. Demond secretary and trsasur
l. of the foreign society, Mrs. Charles BIZ
. terfield; secretary and treasurer Of Il
q home society, Mrs. James mclaughlin
directors for the home society, Mrs. E.
K Dennis, Mrs. W. Fl. Smith, Mrs."
10 Cooley, Mrs. CHARLES Holt, Mrs. G. ALLIE
D Mrs. VIM. Burwell.
ir :. !" stafford.
le Mrs. Anna Mead is visiting relativ
t. and friends at Hartford.
r, Miss Bertha B. Seuss of Springfield
9. guest Of her cousin, Mrs. j. p. Brow
3, :. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brown Of Holyo
d, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Ga
g. over Sunday.
8, Mrs, George Thompson has return
IS from Keene, N. H., where she has be
visiting her son, Rev. George Thomps'