The Press., 1900-08-16
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

ance Of his stock of Shirt Waists ant
cotton and linen skirts down to close
them out.
"A. w. Walker has a few Ladies'
Suits which will be offered for Friday an6
Saturday of this week at special low
prices. Now is the time for you to buy
one for fall wear.
CARD.-Albert E. Gregory wishes to
thank the young lady, Nellie Dugdale, Of
Hydeville for her honesty In returning his
pocket book.
"A. w. Walker is closing out balance
of 50-cent summer corsets for 38 cts. pei
pair.
CARD OF THANKs.-We wish to express
our thanks to neighbors and friends for
the many acts of kindness shown us In
the recent sickness and death of our little
one, also for the many flowers donated at
the funeral.
Mr.. AND MRS. MERRILL CONVERSE.
Warmers Corsets formerly 81, sale
price 75c. Miss K. M. Coyle's.
Germantown, Saxony and Spanish
yarns, all colors, to close out at SC a
skein, at Miss K. M Coyle's.
e. T. Russell & Co., offer Trimmed
Hats at half price. Call and examine.
Shirt Waists at cost and below at E.
T. Russell & Co.'S.
Friday and Saturday SOC and 75c
Shirt Waists marked down to 43c, at E
l.. Burr's.
You can find Black Velvet Ribbon
in various widths at A. L. Howard's.
Millinery at half price. Trimmed
and Untrimmed Hats, Sailors and Coll
Hats at Miss K. M. Coyle's.
Balance of 81 and $1.25 Shirt Waists
at 75c, at A. L. Towards.
We are now prepared to furnish you
with good home made Bread, fresh every
day, at 9 cents per loaf, on sale at w. E
D. Woisard's Grocery Store, Page Block
Main street.
summer corsets, linen corsets for
ease and comfort. They can't be beat
Try them at E. L. Burr's.
Only the very best work turned out
by Maverick laundry. F.E. Converse, ag't
Geo. A. Moore, optician, in Stafford
Springs every Friday. Leave orders al
Butterfeld's Hardware Store.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. L. Dennis are at Block
Island.
Mrs. j. Ellis has returned from Beth
lehem, N. II.
Mrs. Andrew Wilton is visiting rela
tives at Lafayette, r. l.
A little daughter was born to Mr.. anC
Mrs. S. F. Pease last Thursday.
Miss Blanche Cleaveland has accepted
a position as teacher at Madison.
Miss Bertha Walker of Boston is thu
guest of Miss Blanche Cleaveland.
A. D. Norcross of Monson was in thu
borough Tuesday calling on friends.
Mayor Charles L. Dean of Maiden
Mass, was In the borough the first of tn,
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Baker of Springfield
were guests of Mrs. G. Fl. Baker ovel
Sunday.
Brockbank are visiting relatives in Eas
Hartford.
Edward Donath has moved from Brown
avenue to the Taylor building on Willing
ton avenue.
Edmund Bassow returned Monday from
a weeks visit to Cherry Valley and
Petersham, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon Comfort and
child of Palmer were guests of Mrs. John
Comfort last Sunday.
T. r. Prentice and Miss Bertha Helm
are in camp this week at Mashapaug with
Miss Helms father, Louis Helm.
Reverends r. c. Gragan and E. ]. Plat
tier ale in Hartford to-day attending thu
funeral of Rev. Thomas w. Broderick.
B. P. Cooley and c. R. Newton are ex
pecting to start Saturday on trip t.
Nova Scotia and Prince Edwards Island
E. A. Cleaveland and family of Provi
dence are expected Saturday to spend
week with MIR. and Mrs. John Cleaveland
Ernest K. Taft has gone to Greensboro
VT, where his sister, Mrs. F. A. Bag
nell and Mr.. Bagnell are occupying thei
cottage.
Christopher Depot of Forestville re
turned from Canada last Friday, after
six-months' absence, somewhat improved
In health.
George Stevens, who is employed i
Chapman's hardware store, is away on
weeks vacation visiting Hartford an
New Haven.
William Rawson of Bridgeport, accom-
panied by his friend, Louis Snyder of tn
same city, is guest Of his mother, Mrs
William Rawson.
Mrs. Chas. Fox returned from he
European trip Monday, coming by way G
the North Cape, which necessitated fiv
weeks ocean trip.
r. w. Winnings has gone to New Yor
to attend the carnation growers conven
ton. He will visit his former home l.
Philadelphia before returning.
H. F. Bancker, representing J. II
Beers & Co., of Chicago is at the Spring
house and Is gathering dates in this Vi
cinity for proposed commemorative bic
graphical and genealogical record of To
land and Windham counties. Such
work as proposed by Mr.. Bancker will b
Of much value for reference and history.
Frank Willis, who has been at work a
a foundry in Springfield, had his RICH
hand badly injured last Saturday. H
was struck by heavy crane which force
his hand into the gears. The little finge
and thumb were badly crushed. He wer
to the hospital in Springfield and tn
doctors wished to amputate them, but MI
Willis would not consent. He cam
home Saturday evening and DR.. Nichol
hopes to save them.
There Is great rejoicing among tn
people of st. Edwards parish over th
happy return of Father Gragan. TIL
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