The Press., 1900-08-30
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

The borough schools will resume ses-
sions next Wednesday.
The mill of Frederick Faulkner & Co.
has resumed operations.
Mrs. M. West of Hartford Is the guest
of MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Leach.
Mrs. Vernon Arnold of Wales has been
the guest of Miss Amy Arnold.
Mrs. Charles Anderson Is spending a
vacation with friends in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kingsbury and
daughter are visiting relatives in town.
Miss G. M. Chaffee returns next Mon
day to her position as tea cher at Thomp-
sonville.
Mrs. John Siswick has been called to
Providence, R. l., owing to the death of
her father.
Mrs. Fuller and Miss Charlotte Isham
Of Hartford are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Hannibal Alden.
The Citizens band gave one of their
popular concerts on the Springs house
lawn Sunday afternoon.
Miss Alice Smith of New London is a
guest Of Miss Ruth Walker, her class
mate at Mt. Holyoke college.
The new office In the Central mill is
nearly ready for occupancy, and part of
the furniture has been moved in.
W. HI. Head returned Tuesday evening
from business and pleasure trip of a
few days In Eastern Massachusetts.
The recital announced to be given by
VIM. Weyhe and Miss Jane Clark. Sep
TENDER 9Th, has been necessarily post
poned.
Mrs. w. W. Lathrop and Mrs. J. s.
Smiledge attended the funeral of Mrs.
Walter Scott at Woonsocket, r. l., on
Monday.
The infant child, two-weeks old, of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald, died Mon
day of meningitis. The burial was at
Springfield Tuesday.
Samuel Kuslansky Is i'll. He was taken
with convulsion Tuesday evening, and
for a time was unconscious, but is now
more comfortable.
The Stafford worsted company resumed
operations Tuesday morning. after stop
Of four days, owing to the death and
funeral of Mrs. Walter Scott.
Miss Dugan, employed by Seegel &
Cooper of New York, and Miss Trehy OF
Hartford are spending a vacation with
Mrs. Edward Powers on Prospect-st.
A farm not far from Stafford Springs
containing 100 acres, was offered for sale
this week for 800, with no takers
There Is house and barn on the place.
This banks will close Monday, Labo,
day, all day, as it is legal holiday. The
business places and mills will continue
operations as usual, and there will be no
particular observance of the day.
Miss Jane Clark left yesterday for
Waterbury, where she will teach vocal
and instrumental music. Miss Teresa
Clark will leave Monday for the same
city. where she has position as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Butterfield, Mrs.
George Lawton, Mrs. W. H. Cooley, Miss
Margaret Cooley and Miss Celia Holt
went to Enfield yesterday and visited the
Shakers. The trip was made in Ander.
sons wagonette.
John Brown has been fixing up his
house on Brown avenue. Painters and
paper hangers have made improvements
Oh the exterior and interior. The house
will probably be occupied about the mid.
die of September.
A meeting of the creditors of W. j
Denver was held at Hartford Monday af.
ternoon and ]. F. Chamberlin was ap
pointed trustee. The liabilities are about
5000 and the assets are enough to pay
from ten to twenty cents.
William, 10 months of age, a son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Fitzpatrick, died last
Friday night of meningitis, after a short
illness. The funeral was held from the
house Sunday afternoon at 1 O'Clock
and the burial was In st. Edwards GENE
terry.
Calhane, Chase & NELSON'S minstrels
with whom Fred A. Sweet is travelling as
musician, have been exhibiting along the
coast of Maine for the past two weeks
and are now spending week In Move
Scotia. They are expected to appear
here In the opera house Dec. 28th.
Nelson Towne, the original Bryan mar
In this section, says he is willing to meet
any Wellington republican In joint debate
on the issues of the day and at the Will
lington town hall. If the debate Is ar
ranged q large party from here will &C
down and hear the arguments presented.