The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-08-23

idence.
Mrs. Ferry is visiting In Providence and
vicinity.
Miss Evelyn Ferry is the guest of Pal
mer friends
Miss Hannah Stearns of Ware was In
town the first of the week.
Mrs. W. H. Smith and Miss g. Beck
with are at Branford Point.
Mrs. Emily Burdick of New York City
is visiting relatives In town.
Miss Eva Symonds of New Britain Is
the guest of Mrs. James Fitton.
Miss Agnes Norton OF Hartford is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Mccarthy.
Mrs. Julius Roberts of Manchester is
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Simpson.
Mrs. Ida G. Stowe of Scitlco is spending
the week with her uncle, M. P. J. Walker.
Alfred Scott of Woonsocket was the
guest of his brother, Walter Scott, over
Sunday.
The papal blessing was extended at st.
Edwards church last Sunday, and there
was large attendance.
Louis H. Stevens, employed by o. M.
Brow, is taking his annual vacation, and
| is now visiting friends in Brimfield.
The annual reunion of the Davis family
was held at Evergreen park yesterday,
and, as usual, there was a large attend
| ance.
Mrs. Hickox and granddaughter, Ma
bel, of Colchester, and Thomas Cowles Of
Springfield spent Sunday with M. P. J..
Walker.
Joseph Rabideau, a veteran of the late
war with Srain, will be united In mar
riage next Tuesday to Miss Roberts of
Orcuttville.
| The corn Is in the milk, and the time
for hunting 'coons is favorable. A party
chaperoned by Frederick Faulkner went
out last night.
Gary Brothers purchased nine large
hogs at the Washburn auction. There is
lively competitor in the live pork business
| In town at present.
Miss Lillian Parkhurst fell near the
scales on East Main street Saturday even
ing and partially dislocated a patella.
She was attended by DR.. David.
Miss Alice J. Walker teaches this year
in a private school in New York City.
At the same time she will pursue a course
in pedagogy at New York university.
The New London golf team will play
the first team on the local links next Sat-
urday morning at 10 o'clock. 1t Is ex-
pected that the second team will play the
third game with the Hampton team next
Tuesday on the Willimantic links
Ernest Loveland of Crystal Lake cut
off the end of his finger, near the first
joint, In moving machine last Friday.
1t was clean cut, and DR.. F. B. Newton,
who attended the case, placed the end of
the finger In position and stitched it on.
The present indications are that the finger
will grow together all right, which is
rather remarkable in view of the fact that
it was about forty.fi five minutes after the
accident before the physician dressed the
hand.
If weather permits, the Citizens band
will give sacred concert on the Springs
| house lawn next Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, with the following program:
PART I.
America
Grand Religious Fantasia, Rolltson
Brass Quartet, selected,
MeSSrS. Lynch, Weeks, Stdaway and Stewart.
| Baritone Solo, with variations,
w. A. Stewart.
| March, bay State COmmandary," Burren
| Intermission of ten minutes.
Star spangled Banner. 49,
| observation-disclosures" Wallace
| "a ''Star OF the Sea-" Kennedy
u "Intermezzo Cavalier Rusticana," Mascagni
| overture, 1mprOmptu, Daily
| Finale, MAN Behind the Cum" Sousa
Much enthusiasm Is felt In the recital
to be given in Society hall, September 9Th,
by VIM. A. Weyhe and Miss Jane A.
CLARK. Mr.. Weyhe is we'll known to the
Stafford people as singer and teacher
and his temperance will be awaited with
much interest. Miss Clark has been
studying for the past two years in Boston
and Worcester. Her rich, contralto voice
awakened much enthusiasm In the latter
city, and her efforts meet with high COM
mendation by the people of this place.
Outside talent will aid In making the re-
cital a musical treat.
The Country clubs first team defeated
the Hampden Country club of Chicopee
Falls on the local links 8 up yesterday
afternoon, David White, the first player
of the Chicopee Falls team, equalled the
record of the local links for the six holes
making the same in %. After the match
was over he lowered the record for the
six holes to 81. The following is the
score:
STAFFORD. CHICOPEE FALLS.
DR.. L. F. Eaton, David White, 1
q. z. Pinney, J. Dagleish,
r. M. Fisk, 0 j. Fairweather,
G. B. Plnney, 2 G. Dagleish,
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Miss Wyler Parker of Warren Is visit
ing friends In town.
!, Mrs. George Beard Of Hydeville is visit
ing friends In Monson.
u Miss Albina Foote of Ware Is a guess
of Miss Della st. Marie
: There will be no services at the Univer
salist church next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Look of Kentucky are
guests of MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Pinney.
Mrs. N. M. Byrne of Boston is a guest