The Press., 1900-07-26
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

springs every FRIDAY. Leave orders at
Butterfield's Hardware Store.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Mrs. Hannah Washburn is at Atlantic
City, N. j.
James Lord is spending a few days at
Watch Hill.
Mrs. E. T. Russell Is visiting friends at
New London.
Miss Josephine E. Prentice of Boston
Is visiting relatives Ia town.
Miss Millie Snow of Holyoke is the
guest of Miss Mabel Foster.
Gary Bros. have the contract to furnish
coal for the schools in town.
James Hurley of Willimantic has been
visiting his parents this week.
Miss Sadie Capen of Boston is a guest
OF her sister, Mrs. s. J. Cohen.
Mrs. Gardner Hyde of Providence Is a
guest of Mrs. Thomas Coombs.
Rev. John Clark of Bristol has been
spending short vacation In town.
Mrs. E. R. Brown and Misses Carolyn
and Sophia Brown are at Brooklyn.
Mrs. W. j. Denver has returned from
a short visit with relatives In Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anders Jacobsen are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
son.
Miss Susie Follett of Woonsocket, r.
l., Is guest of her sister, Mrs. G. M.
Lawton.
Miss A. A. Bassow is visiting friends
and relatives in Worcester and Peters,
ham, Mass.
Miss Is. Cady and Miss Bertha Heald
will spend the first two weeks in August
at Block Island
Miss Laura Stafford of Springfield is
spending the summer with Mrs. L. J.
Horton on Stafford Street..
Frederick Remmert of Hartford has
been In town for few days, visiting his
mother and other relatives.
Miss Josephine Hewett has accepted
position as teacher of music at Wayne,
Penn, for the next school year.
CHARLES A. Forten, employed by w. J.
Denver, was called home to Springfield
yesterday by the death Of his infant child.
Interior decorators from Boston are at
work on the banking room of the First
l. 4 O.. ~,
Michael Donohue was before Judge
Parkess yesterday charged with drunken
ness. He was sent to Tolland for three
months.
Miss Kate Mccarthy has returned to
Hampden, after short visit with her
brother, Landlord Mccarthy, of the Stat
ford house.
Among the late arrivals at Mashapaug
are DR.. and Mrs. w. Y. Brown of Boone,
Iowa, and Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Morrow
and two children of Norwich.
1t will be ladies' night at the Young
American athletic club rooms Saturday
evening. Refreshments will be served
and general sociability will prevail.
Mrs. r. w. CASTOR and daughter, Mrs
Grace Lucas with children, of Brook Ign
N. Y, have taken the house opposite the
residence OF Mrs. Charles Fox for the
summer.
The Young American base ball clut
went to Wales last Saturday and defeated
the team In that town by score of to
2. The club is trying to arrange game
with Monson for next Saturday.
Thomas Ruby, for the past II years In
the employ of the late E. N. Washburn
has accepted similar position with the
Willimantic Linen Co. Mr. Ruby will
move his family there In the near future
Friends of Chauncey Warren, who is
well known here, will regret to learn that
he has been adjudged insane and has been
committed to the asylum at Middletown
Mr.. Warren was formerly private secre.
tary for Radcliffe Hicks.
Matches for position on the second gol
team were played last week. The follow
ing six qualified for the team: E. G. San
ford, R. III. Fisk, K. G. Adams, Lewis
Mclaughlin, ]. Carl Converse and Ar
thur Meyers. F. g. Sanford has beer
elected captain.
Mrs. Eli Parrazo, %, died yesterda,
forenoon, after short Illness, of convul
sions. The deceased had been married
but short time, and her death Is yer,
sad one. Besides her husband, her faith
er, James Ellis, and one brother, Georg
Ellis, all of whom reside In town, surviv
her. The funeral will be from her hom
on Furnace avenue at $50 Friday morn
ing, with requiem high mass In st. Ed
wards church at 10 o'clock.
The Minnie Lester company's tent shoy
did not receive very large patronag
while here last week. On Friday nigh
Miss Lester was taken Ill and the audi
ence was dismissed. On Saturday even
ing she did not appear and vaudeville
program was given. The company wen