The Press., 1900-12-20
O. M. BROWN, Proprietor CHICAGO GROCERY.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
 will present petition to the General Assembly
 Of the state Of Connecticut to meet at Hartford on the Wednesday following the first Monday in
 January. A. D., 1901, praying that they, and
 such other persons as they may associate with them. may be incorporated as a body polite
 and corporate under the name of The stafford Springs Street Railway Company, or under some other name thereto, with all of the usual powers
 of corporations 1n said state, and also with pow
 CT, to construct and operate a street railway, to carry passengers and freight, with one or more
 tracks, and to operate the same by electric or other power, except steam, in and through the
 following streets, highways or private lands
 within the towns of stafford, Ellington, Holland,
 fence and necessity may require. vtz:-
 Commencing in the town of Stafford, at the
 Massachusetts state line, upon such public high
 termtned; thence southerly through. over and upon such highway or private lands, passing
 through or hear the village of Staffordville to the villages of Hydeville and Stafford Hollow ;
 thence through, over and upon such highway or highways or private lands as may be here1naf-
 ter determined to the borough of Stafford Springs; thence through, over and upon such public highway or highways and private lands
 as may be hereinafter etermined to the villages of FOreStville, West Stafford and Crystal Lake and thence through, over and upon such public highway or highways and private lands in the towns of Ellington and Holland as may be here
 matter determined, to some convenient point upon the Vernon town line; thence through the town of Vernon to junction with the tracks of
 fhe Hartford, Manchester & Rockville Street
 Railway Company and with the tracks of the New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. c in
 the city of Rockville, and also through, over and upon any street, highway or private land within
 the points of commencement and termination above mentioned.
 Also, commencing in the town of Stafford at
 the Massachusetts State line, upon such public highway or private land. as may be hereinafte CT determined; thence southerly and easterly, through, over and upon such public highway, highways or private lands as may be hereinafter determined. passing through or near the vil- lages of Ellithorpe and Orcuttville, to some nintt tO ho inc nto fnn1 tn fhn nnr ough and also through, over and upon any street, highway private land within the points tioned.
 Also, commencing in the town of Enfield, in the village of ThompsOnvile, at a junction with the tracks of the Enfield Street Railway Compa- ny. at point upon such public highway or pri- vate land as may be hereinafter determined
 thence easterly through, over and upon any such public highways or private lands, as may be hereinafter determined, passing through or
 near the villages Of Hazardville and Scit1co to
 oVer and npon sT"g such nube b9hWay or private lands in the town of Somers, as may be hereinafter determined, passing through or the Stafford town line; thence easterly through, over and upon such public highway. highways
 or private lands in the town Of stafford, as may be hereinafter determined, passing through or
 near the village of West Stafford, to some point
 to be hereinafter determined, in the borough of Stafford Springs; also through, over and upon
 any street, highway or private land within the
 points of commencement and termination above mentioned.
 Also commencing in the town of Stafford, in | the village of West Stafford, at point upon
 some public highway or private land as may be
 through, over and upon such public highway or highways or private lands, as may be hereinafter | d termined passing the vicinity of the Harlow K1bbe place, to some point upon the MaSSa- chusetts state line in the vicinity of the Am- | prose Chapin place; also through, over and up-
 on any street, highway or private lands within the points of commencement and termination above mentioned.
 And your petitioners t.s VIII ever pray. , n
 Aivarado Howard, Stanford Springs. Conn. Walter Scott. stafford Springs, Conn. J. H. Valentine, Stafford Springs, Conn. F. G. Sanford, Stafford Springs, Conn. E. c. Dennis, Stafford Springs, Conn. |. F. Rawitser, stafford Springs, Conn. w. H. Cooley, stafford Springs, Conn. l Chas. E. Harwood, Stanford Springs, Conn. W. F. Peel, stafrordv1lle, Conn,
 Cyril Johnson, Stafford, Conn.
 Christopher Allen, Stafford Springs, Conn. E. c. P1nney, Stafford, Conn.
 Charles H. Wilson. Boston, Mass Fred c. Hinds, Boston, Mass.
 Thomas c. Perkins, Hartford, Conn. Francis T; Maxwell, Rockville, Conn. Frank E. Healey, Windsor Locks, Conn.
 Tn the matter of the petition of Thomas C.
 Perkins, Francis T. Maxwell, E. |. pinney. Al.
 varado Howard, Frank E. Healey, J. H. valen-
 tine, Fred c. Hinds and E. c. Dennis and others for incorporation under the name of The Stafford
 springs Street Railway Company to be present. | ed to the General Assembly of the state of Con. | necticut in it's January session, 1901. Upon the application of the parties above named to the subscriber. judge of the superior court, representing that they are about to peti- tion the General Assembly of the state at its
 January session, 1901, to incorporate them and such others as they may associate with them
 under the name of T he Stafford Springs Street
 Railway Company, and to grant such corpora | tion certain powers and privileges as more fully | stated in the foregoing notice.
 TT Is ORDERED, That the notice of said pe-
 tttton be given by the petitioners by publishing
 the foregoing notice therefor with this order
 three times, the first of said publications to be at least three weeks before the first day of said
 session of the General Assembly in the Stafford
 Springs Press, newspaper published in Staf- ford and circulated in the towns named in said
 notice, and also in the Hartford Daily "Courant," " l a newspaper published in Hartford and ctrcu- lat ed in the towns named in said nOtice Dated at Hartford, Connecticut, this 9th day of December, A. D., 1900.
 SAMUEL o. PRENTICE, ' Judge Of the Superior Court.