The Press., 1900-06-14
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Frank Cardinal reports good business in his new field at Southington.
 Mrs. I. G. Baker of Springfield is visit ing in town. MT. Baker was here over Sunday.
 Joseph Lynch is spending the present week with friends in Woonsocket and Providence, R. I.
 Miss Maude Harris of Providence has been the guest of her cousin, Miss Ma belle Kavanaugh.
 Advertised letters: A. Zack, Mrs. w. H. Spellman, James Hanley, Edwin Will lis, Frederic c. Gage, Wm. Crane.
 Thirteen students from various parts of the town have taken the examination for admission to the high school in the fall.
 Samuel Bowker of Attleboro will take the position as boss dyer at the Warren IYooIen plant Monday. Frank Deverell will go to New Hampshire.
 There will be free ice cream from to 5 o'clock this afternoon at Anthony Adams store, when demonstration oi the work of the Ideal freezer will be in progress.
 Joseph Award and Henry Ladd were arrested Tuesday for drunkenness, ant came before Judge Parkess Wednesday morning. Ladd got 60 days at Tollanc and Award 90 days.
 Ambrose Coleman fell In a faint or Main street Tuesday morning. It was al first thought that he had sustained { shock, but this view proved erroneous Dr. Newton, who happened to be pres ent, took him home in his carriage, anC Mr. Coleman soon recovered.
 Next Sunday the service at Orcuttvill' will be held at 3.30 and Sunday school a 2.SO. These will be the hours in future until further notice. It is thought tha the above hour of service will suit thu majority of people in the neighborhoot far better than the former hour.
 A. J. Tilden has sold his insurance business to J. F. Chamberlin. MT. Cham berlin has had plenty of experience in tn insurance business. He was secretary o the Home Insurance company for mum Der of years, and has at different time represented nearly all the leading compa nies.
 The lawn party, held Tuesday evenin on the lawns of Mrs. W. H. Cooley an Mrs. Charles Holt, proved pleasant SC cial event. The grounds were attractive ly decorated and lighted, ani music b the young ladies was an enjoyable lea ture. The party was given for the library and the library club will gain about $2C Mrs. Bobreck, an empJoye of Rawitse < Bro, was injured Tuesday mornin wher OF her way to work. She was walk ing beside the track, when the work trai came along. She was hit by the caboos as 1t passed by and was thrown over. He right arm and right side were injured and she was attended by Dr. Newton The woman is deaf and dumb, and in al probability did not realize the approac of the train until she felt the jar. He injuries are not of serious nature.
 Stephen NcNiel had painful acciden on Church street last Thursday. He wa driving Dennis team, when one of tn front wheels came off and he was throw to the ground. Two or three of his rib were broken and he was injured internal ly. The horse ran away and collided wit W. E. Demond's coal wagon near the ol Rarwood block on Main street. Demond' wagon had wheel injured, and Dennis wagon was also disabled The runawa horse jumped completely over Demond' wagon. A boy who was riding with MI McNeil was thrown out and slightly 1T jured.
 Sautelle's circus is coming to town nez Monday, and two performances will b given on the fair grounds afternoon an evening. The show has been here before and has proved quite satisfactory. It ha been strengthened since its last appear ance, and will undoubtedly draw crow of people. It is 8 one-ring show, an the different acts can all be seen, which i distinct advantage over the large shows The price of admission has been placed a 25 cents. The circus will arrive her Sunday from Thompsonville.