The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-09-20
Mrs. Mary Mundell and daughter re-
turned Tuesday from their trip to Ireland.

Mrs. Mary Mundell and daughter re-
turned Tuesday from their trip to Ireland.
Quite number OF A. O. U. w. men,
bers from this place attended a meeting
of the Coventry lodge last Monday even
ing. There were out-of-town speakers,
and music by the newly organized brass
band, which covered itself with glory.
The people at the chapel, West Willing
ton, finished all repairs last Tuesday and
had picnic In the afternoon at the same
place. The total Cost of all recent re-
pairs amount to about $125, which is
nearly all paid In. The people have con-
tributed very literally with both time
and money.
State Highway Commissioner Melon
aid was In town one day last week look
ing over the roads. It has been decided
to expend the appropriation, or as much
of the same as may be required, on three
pieces of road-one on the river road,
near Nelson Towne's; one between Will
lington Hill and the depot, and one south
from VIM. Brownlee's, the work to COM
mence at once. -a
If the South Coventry ball team can
extract any satisfaction out of the victo-
ry CD over the South Wellington team In
the game at South Coventry last Satur-
day, they are welcome to it. They GER
tainly can derive no honor from 1t, for
the umpiring was so manifestly unfair
that it disguised even the local people,
several of whom said that the game be-
longed to the visitors. For the full score
see South Coventry items in another COL
umn.
| West Wellington.
Rev. L. s. Goodell has had an invita-
ton to attend Sunday evening service at
Wesley chapel. AS he has not declined
the call, he is expected by his many
friends to accept. Service at Z o'clock.
The union temperance lesson quarter
lies sent into the various Sunday schools
in town by the local W. G. T. u, and to
be used next Sunday, can not fail Of be-
ing interesting and instructive If properly
studied.
| (Communicated.) Verbatim.
| NOSE MEDow.
The Barn of Miss Sarah Segee Last
thursday Was Broken in to the Hasp Was
Gut in to and the Cow Was taken out and
the Dorar Was Left open the amount of
damage they done is not none as yet.
TOLLAND.
Miss Florence E. Agard left town on
Wednesday for Mt. Holyoke college.
Miss Helen Hawkins of Boston Is
spending some time at Miss Helen V.
Johnson's.
Mrs. Overman and daughter, Dorothy,
of Lowell, Mass, are boarding at the
Webster house.
A large number from here are attend
ing the Rockville fair this week, and the
exhibit Is considered unusually good.
Henry B. Phillips has bought the VIM.
G. Ladd property at the north end of Toll
land Street, and will move his family very
soon.
Martin M. Post of Clinton, N. Y, Is
visiting his father, Rev. A. H. Post. He
will leave next week for Cambridge,
Mass, where he will take post gradu-
ate course In Harvard university.
The marriage Of Edward s. Edgerton,
son of Austin l.. Edgerton, and Edith,
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. F.
Niles, all of this place, occurred in Rock
vile last Wednesday, at the residence OF
Rev. G. E. Mckinley, who performed the
ceremony. They will live in Tolland.
Harry J. Babcock and Harry B. Agard
are home from their European tour.
Most OF their time was spent in London
and Paris. They report fine time, not
withstanding Mr.. Agard's illness, which
forced them to remain in London longer
than they intended, and from which he is
fully recovered.
After an illness of over year, Mrs.
Charles D. Eaton passed away last Sat.
urday evening at 10 o'clock. The funeral
took place at the Methodist church Tues
day afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. w. T.
Johnson officiating. The burial was al
: the east cemetery. Members of the
= grange, of which the deceased was 9
. member, attended In body, and the
i grange burial service was used at the
= grave. Mrs. Eaton was a woman who
y was much respected and loved, and viii
be much missed. Besides her husband
j.. she leaves one daughter, Miss Abbie D
r Eaton. FLORA.
: Service and sermon at Buff Cap schoo
:. house next Sunday p. m. at 8. The confir
9 nation class will meet at 2.
MILLIONS GIVEN Await Is certainl,
y gratifying to the public to know of on
q concern in the land who are not afraid t,
g be generous to the needy and suffering
q The proprietors of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, for Consumption, Coughs AM
Colds, have given away over ten million
trial bottles of this great medicine; AM
:. have the satisfaction of knowing 1t ha
~ absolutely cured thousands of hopeless
a cases. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness
Y and all diseases of the Throa Chest an
"a Lungs absolutely cured by it. Reguld