The Press., 1900-12-13
Arthur Adams has resigned his position at the Riverside mill.

l at the Riverside mill.
 "A rose by any other name would smell just as sweet," yet Lucius Goodell of the Street saysshe has killed eleven skunks and one wildcat thus far this season. Should MT. Goodell wish to continue fur ther efforts in this line we would suggest that the vicinity of this village would probably prove very fruitful field for his labors.
 "An Indian summer and coasting" will be Pastor Williams subject on Sunday night. Morning subject, "A morning without a cloud" In the evening Mrs. Williams, by special request, will sing "Flee az bird" The choir will render another song service, beginning at $50. Courteous ushers will be at the door to welcome you. o. T. Hulett of Springfield was in town last Saturday. called here by the death of his mother, which occurred in Wales the Thursday before. Mrs. Hulett was the widow of Sampson Hulett, who died number of years ago, and was we'll known in this place, where she formerly resided. The funeral was held Saturday, with burial in Wilmington. Edmund Roberts has leased house at Brightwood, Mass, where he is employ ed, and 1t is the intention of the family to move there soon. Misses Minnie and Flora will remain here for some time ! zi thnir hoir brother, E. J. Roberts. The family have been respected residents of this village for many years, and their removal from town is much regretted.
 Walter Ellis received a telegram Tues day morning announcing the death O. his sisters husband, William Niles, at Ben- ningtOn, Vt., from 8 severe attack of pneumonia. MT. Ellis left for Benning- are being held to-day. Mrs. Niles was formerly we'll known here as Miss Rose Gardner and has many friends in this vicinity. She formerly taught school at Staffordville.
 The many friends in this village of Ar thur P. Sontag will regret to learn of lis death, which occurred at Providence Dec. 1st. The family moved from this place, where they had lived for many years, to Providence some time before the break ing out of the Spanish war, and when the call for volunteers came young Sontag immediately enrolled himself as a mem- hor OP ho iro% To1o His death was due to pulmonary troub- les, caused bylhis service. The deceased was only twenty three years of age at the time of his death. The Providence Even- ing Bulletin gives long account of his funeral, which was 8 strictly military bu- rial, the remains being accompanied by the survivors of his own company, and company of the Rhode Island state mili- tia, the chaplain of the regiment conduct ing the exercises at the grave. The chaplain concluded his address with personal eulogy of the young soldier, say ing this young mans life would remain an encouragement to others to make themselves noble and true in response to the call of duty. The interment was in Pocasset cemetery.
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 Special until Jan. 1st. 1 will give free with dog. Photos 16x20 Crayon. Good work, prices reasonable. Cardinal. MT. and Mrs. Howard King of Hartford are receiving congratulations on the birth of 8 daughter.
 John Kennedy, who for number of years has had charge of the New City mill, is moving his household goods to Mystic to-day, where he will superintend Rawitser & Bros mill at that place.
 Mrs. Emeline E. Eldridge, widow of the late Elijah Eldridge of Staffordville, died suddenly at South Manchester at the home of her eister, Mrs. Lucius Pin ney, last Friday. Mrs Eldridge early In life gave herself to Christ's service. Her gentleness and sweetness of disposition, united with much refinement of charac- ter, made her greatly beloved both at home and as a Sabbath school teacher and friend. She leaves an only son, Will ! and brother, Mrs. Lucius Pinney of South Manchester, and Otis H, lbrock of Staf- fordville. The cause of her death was cancer.
 | The annual fair and sale of fancy arti- cles, under the auspices of the Epworth League, will be held in the M. E. vestry on Wednesday evening, Dc. 19. A free entertainment will be given consisting of music and farce entitled, ''The Love of 8 Bonnet" with the following cast of characters:
 Mrs. Clipper, widow, Mrs. Minnie Hughes | Kitty, her daughter, Miss Grace Booth Aunt Jemima Hopkins, "leetle" inquisitive, Mrs. H. G. Dunham Mrs. Hortensa Fastone, very genteel, | Mrs. Cora Corbin Dora, her daughter, Miss Mamie Hammer | Katy DOOlan, Irish help, Miss Orril Holmes | Home made candies and other refresh ments will be on sale.
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