The Press., 1900-05-10
John Belden of Stafford Village is very

Mrs. Russell Jencks Is sick with gastric
fever.
Philip Ensminger has been granted a
pension Of $12 per month.
j. M. Leach has gone to Athol and
! Orange on a business trip.
Henry Sands, the we'll known hunter,
has lost his valuable coon dog.
L. l.. Saunders has taken position at
w. J. Denver's Vienna bakery.
John J. Wise of Springfield visited
friends in town the first of the week.
DR.. FL. Fl. Moore of West Warren WIS.,
tied friends in town the first of the week.
FL. s. Abel has been reelected on the
state central committee for the Oath dis
trict.
Miss Mabel E. Huntley spent last Sun.
day with Miss Myra E. Colburn on Col
burn HILL
Miss Julia English of Ware was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Halloran
over Sunday.
1t is probable that Charles Johnson will
be appointed census enumeration for the
borough district.
Miss Rose Dundara, who has been
spending the winter here, has returned
to her home in Meriden.
George Stevens has accepted position
with Harvey Chapman, and will COM
mence his duties Monday.
D. J. Mccarthy leaves next Saturday
for Washington, where he will commence
his duties for the government.
DR.. G. L. Nichols has returned from a
flying visit to Hoboken, where he was
called by the illness of relative.
Contractor Day is putting in new floors
and finishing off room in Harvey Chap
mans store house on River street.
H. D. Moulton of Monson was in town
yesterday Mr.. Moulton furnished the
lumber for the addition to the Central
mill.
A meeting of the selectmen and senior
burgesses was held Monday. The regular
apportionment of $4,000 was made the
borough.
Oscar Sanford, M. P. J. Walker, DR..
L. F. Eaton, R. M. Fisk and H. s. Abel
attended the republican state convention
at Hartford.
The pupils of William Weygh of Rock
| Vile, instrumental and vocal music teach
er, are to give musicale In the Episcopal
| church in the near future.
The Young Mems literary and social
| club will hold ladies' night tomorrow
evening in the Grand Army hall. The
ladies of the relief corps will serve a
| supper.
Mrs. Joseph F. Bolieau is visiting rela-
tives in Vermont and her old home, Mon
roe, N. II. Her sister, Mrs. E. r. Bull
lock, Is keeping house for her during her
| absence.
Grace church notes. Choir rehearsal
at the church Saturday at 7.45 Offering
for diocesan mission through the envelope
(2d) offering next Sunday morning. Nc
service in the evening.
The bricklayers are pushing the work
on the addition to the Central mill wher
the weather will permit. The walls are
unusually thick, and will stand the Of
the heaviest machinery.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Congregational church chose the follow.
ing officers last Sunday evening Presi-
dent, J. Carl Converse vice president
Mrs. L.. F. Eaton; secretary and treasur
er, Maurice Demond
A large congregation attended the ad
dress of Miss Jessie A. Alderman at the
M. E. church Sunday evening. She was
a very interesting speaker and although
the address was quite long she held tn
} attention of her audience to the end.
A. D. Brown has been granted permits
sion to erect a one-story, 2Ox5O, steel
!, covered building, in imitation of brick
between the Stafford hotel and the river
The building will stand next to the rive
purposes.
There are still between 40 and so dog
unlicensed in town. A dog ceases to hav
! the right to exist after May LIST. AS tn
right to live is about the only one accord
ed to dog under the most favorable cir
cumstances, owners who have not alread
done so should pay an early visit to Tow
} clerk Fisk.
/ Grand Templar Bosworth Grand W orth
Usher Baisdel and District Deputy Sag
of Hartford visited Harmony Temple G
Honor last evening and installed the oil
. ficers. After installation, remarks wer
made for the good of the order by tn
grand officers, after which refreshment
were served.
Last Friday afternoon Miss Mary Mort
I ensen, daughter of John Mortensen c
Orcuttville. was severely kicked in tn
, head by horse in her fathers barn, an
I was rendered unconscious. The Drs
Newton were called, dressing the wounG
which was 81 inches long, and at presen
she is doing as well as can be expected.
There was an animated scene on Mai
street yesterday afternoon, when a ma
, named LIE Pant took horse that he RI
e Gently sold to Joseph Bolieau A pay
ment of 1926 had been made on the hors.
: and there is still $15 due. 1t is said tia
the horse is not as represented. LIE Par
D takes the position that the horse is hi
until paid for, and now has both the hore
. and the 1875. DR.. G. II. David warne
the man not to drive the horse away
Litigation will probably result,
Stafford.
Miss Lottie Connors is steadily impro'
ing in health.
+ Regular communication of Wolco
!, lodge, F. & A. M, this evening.
|, Miss Mary Jennings of Windsor is VII
K iting with relatives in the village.
:; Miss Edna Goodell, who has been quiz
s i'll with the measles, is improving.
r Mrs Jennie Glover and children sna,