The Press., 1900-06-14
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 G. A. R. meeting next Tuesday evening.
 Miss Margaret Sullivan has returned from Willimantic.
 Regular session of Wauseon lodge, I. O. o. F., next Tuesday evening.
 Richard M. Fisk and Miss Edith Bis sett will be united in marriage next We'd nesday.
 Captain Follansbee's nine will play ball with Captain Needham's team of Stafford Saturday.
 w. R. O. meeting Friday evening. Work, balloting and initiation. A full attendance is requested.
 George A. Moore, the optician, we'll known here, has been appointed official optical examiner of the P. & M. street railway.
 A. J. Tilden has sold his bicycle and repair business to Harvey Chapman, and the stock and tools have been moved to the latter's store.
 Mrs. J. A. Simpson and two children have been spending a week at Warehouse Point. J. A. Simpson of Fitchburg was there over Sunday,
 Adelbert Needham received shipment of twenty one horses at his Willimantic stables Monday, which he purchased dur ing his recent western trip Contractor Jones finished work on the addition to the Central mill Tuesday. The carpenters are pushing the work along, and the building will soon be ready for occupancy.
 The approach and putting match at the golf grounds last Saturday afternoon re. suited as follows: J. H. Valentine, 49 Dr. L. F. Eaton, 51; R. M. Fisk, 51: F C.. Sanford, 58; E. Wilcox, GA; R. H. Fisk, GA.
 Joseph Lorenzo, employed in Rawitsel < Bros. mill, caught his hand in a nap ping machine last Thursday, with serious results. The back of his hand was torr off, and the cords of the forearm were in jured and a bone broken. Dr. c. B. New ton has charge of the case.
 Arthur Young, 16, died Friday after noon in a fit while in an outbuilding neal his home on River street. He was sub ject to fits, and his mind was not strong in consequence. The funeral was helc Saturday morning, Rev. T. D. Martin and Rev. J. s. Wadsworth officiating The burial was at Hampton hill.
 The Very Rev. Fr. Vignon, superior o the Missionary Fathers of La Salette 1T America, was in town last Sunday. H. celebrated the two masses at S1. Edwards R. C.. church, and preached in French and English at both masses. He is wei remembered by the people of the parish to whom he gave a mission some two years ago. He returned to Hartfort early in the afternoon.
 After June 24th the Block Island trail will be put on, and there will be som, changes in the timetable. The train fo the north that now leaves at 435 p. m will leave about $50. There Sill not b. much difference in the other trains ant the Block Island will run about on it's olt time. This year the Block Island will b, run Sundays, which no doubt will prov, popular innovation to those who canno get away week days and wish to occasion | ally spend Sunday out of town Zinc and Grinding make Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice a long as lead and oil mixed by hand. 2t Does Coffee Agree With You? l not, drink Grain-O-made from pure grains A lady writes: 1.-The first time made Grain-' did not lik it, but after using it for one wee nothing would induce me to go back to coffee. The children can drink it freely with great beI eht. Get package to-day from your grocer