The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1900-03-29
HOME NEWS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Mrs. j. J. Ellis is the guests of relatives
In Hartford.
Regular meeting of Winter Post, G.. A.
R.. next Tuesday evening.
Regular session of Wauseon lodge, /.
o. F. F., next Tuesday evening.
Regular convocAtion Of Orient Chapter,
r. A. M, next Wednesday evening. $500.
M. J. Hassett of Springfield visited
friends In town Monday and Tuesday.
The Willing Workers will meet with the
Misses Follansbee Saturday at $50 p, m.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. q. Baker of Springfield
have been the guests Of Mrs. g. Fl. Baker
this week.
William e. Converse has taken a posi-
tion with the Central Massachusetts, elec-
trio company at Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott spent Sun
day and Monday with Mrs. Scott's par
ents in Woonsocket, r. 1.
Miss z. M. Coyle will have her milli-
merry opening at her rooms in Tilden's
block this week Friday and Saturday.
The Ladies' German club will have a
calico ball for members only at the club
rooms on Westford avenue Saturday
evening.
George Kane, who formerly conducted
restaurant in Chamberlin's block, is In
hospital at Hartford. Mr. Kane Is In a
serious condition owing to erysipelas.
The winner Of the 81. 90 worth of soap In
guessing contest at the Chicago grocery
last week Is A. L. Adams of Somers, his
guess being 269. The correct number OF
bars being 1858.
Anna F. Hunter of this town has bought
suit for divorce against James L.Hunter,
on the grounds Of habitual intemperance
and intolerable cruelty. Attorney Dana
hey brings the suit.
Rev. and Mrs. Julian s. Wadsworth
and J. 81. Reed are attending the annual
New England southern conference at
Providence. Mrs. John Cleaveland, who
| is also in attendance, will remain in the
city two weeks as the guest Of her son, E.
A. Cleaveland.
Preparations are being made for so
cial and dance to be held at the Springs
house April 18th. The Philharmonic or
chestra will be secured for music, II pos
sible. A canvass is being made this week
to secure the names Of those who can at
tend.
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Ellis arrived or
schedule time last Thursday afternoon, ,ane
lrecafved warm reception. Their hach
was elaborately decorated by kind friends
for the occasion, end the usual presenta
tion of rice was feature Of the occasion
That Mr.. Ellis will not return west, bu
| will take position with his father and
become permanent resident, is pleasing
to his many friends. The following II
from the Sioux City Qowa) Tribune o
March 90:
Richard W. Ellis and Miss Lille w
Fowle were united in marriage at 1
o'clock this afternoon In the parlors o
the Vendome hotel, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Robert Bagnell of tn,
First Methodist church. The affair wa
quiet home wedding, there being but
few friends and relatives present. Th,
groom's present to the bride was pear
brooch. The bride Is the daughter o
Robert Fowle, proprietor Of the Vendon'
hotel. The groom Is employed at Hale.
& Co.'s. He came here little over tw,
years ago from Stafford Springs, Conn
Following the ceremony this afternoon
wedding supper was served. The coupl
will leave at $40 o'clock this evenin,
over the Milwaukee for Stafford Springs
Conn.,, where they will make their futur
home. Mr.. Ellis will engage In the gro
Gerry business with his father.
Zinc and grinding double the wear.