The Press., 1901-06-13
Chester Phelps has gone to Mayland

park to work for AlvaradO Howard.
 The Eagles and the Vernons will play ball on the agricultural grounds Saturday at o'clock.
 Children's day will be observed at the Methodist an6 Congregational churches bext AGuaaz.
 Amos Woodhead, who has been alsol sorter with the stafford Worsted compa- ny, has taken job in Boston.
 Mrs. .. B. Pinney and Niles Margaret Cooley will go to the Bradford seminary comnencement next Tuesday. @
 Mrs. Andrew Sawyer of Bridgeport Is expected today to spend few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Louisa Benton.
 All members of the A. o. H. are re- qhested to meet at their hall next Sunday at D 30 D. m. for memorial observance.
 Miss Winola I. Hicks, who has been with Miss Beck with during the millinery season, has returned to her home at North Greece, N. Y.
 Miss Amanda A. Bassow left town Wednesday for Brattleboro, Vt., where she has taken a position with 1. N. Hol- ly, the clothier.
 Miss G. A. Washburn, treasurer of the Holland county w. c. T. U, has been appointed delegate to the national con- vention.
 
 The state board of equalization has in- creased the towns list of taxable property to $1, ,374. .557, from $763,557, the local assessors valuation.
 There will be a meeting of the town school committee Saturday, at 9 a. m., to act on the applications of teachers of the public schools who wish to remain an- other year.
 Advertised Letters: Miss c. L. Hyde Mrs. John Morris, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. A. U. Dorman, Mrs. A. R. Webster, Frank Master, Geo. Brow, John R. Read, Abra. ham Riley, J. M. Swartz.
 Bernard Ward, who works in the dye house at the Faulkner mill, came in con tact with the shafting last Friday anG sustained bad scalp wound, receiving 2 cut over seven inches long.
 M. Ferdinand Mannior and Diana G Belman, both of Spencer, were united 1T | marriage yesterday at the parsonage by Rev. E.. A. Burnham. MT. and Mrs Mannior will reside in Spencer. Lawyer Danahey went to Hartford last Friday to defend the case of Jacob Fin, against Samuel Kuslansky on action O contract. MT. Danahey entered ples of abatement, which was allowed. Rev. John Clark of Bristol and F. E Fitzpatrick went trout fishing Tuesday ane caught fine string of B. Included il the catch was one of a pound, one weigh ing of pound and one half-pounder.
 The gallery of the opera house will bt reserved next Tuesday evening for thu scholars and their friends during tht graduating exercises. The balance o the opera house will be open to the public Benjamin Maier, 31, who was injured in the picker at Forestville last week died last evening of lockjaw. The young man had his fingers badly lacerated, but it was not supposed that the accident would prove fatal.
 The dates for the festival at St. Ed wards have been definitely decided on The first evening of festivities will be held next Thursday, and the second the evening of July 3d. There will be re- | treatments, music and dramatic sketches both evenings. An addition is to be built and altera tions are in progress at the residence O. Dr. c. B. Newton for the purpose O doubling the amount of office room. Tn, present office will not be changed, but consultation room will be finished off il the rear of it. Dr. F. B. Newton is t, have an office with bis father, which i one reason why the changes are being made.
 A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bos quet cut off two of her fingers on he right hand yesterday afternoon whil playing with the axe in the woodshed Dr. Sullivan was called to attend the cas and found that one of the fingers wa completely severed from the hand an the other hung only by the skin. H dressed the wounds and the patient is no, as comfortable as could be expected. | Miss Alice H. Clark, daughter of Mrs Mary Clark, was united in marriage a St. Edwards church yesterday mornin to John M. Dempsey of Boston by Rev. J E. Clark of Bristol, brother of the bride The ceremony was low nuptial mas performed at 8 o'clock. Miss Jane Clar presided at the organ and sang an offer tory. The best man was Charles Mor aghan of Boston, and Miss Teresa Clark sister of the bride, was maid of honor None but relatives of the contracting pal ties were present. The bride wore whit point d'esprit over white silk null an, carried lilies of the valley. The maid o honor was also attired in white and car ried roses. A reception at the home c the brides mother followed the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Dempsey left on the 10. 3 train for the south, receiving the usua attentions from large party of friend as they went from the hack to the cars After the wedding journey, which will in clude visit to Buffalo, they will be a 4 home in Maiden, Mass. Miss Clark i one of Stafford's most estimable youn ladies, and has the best wishes of all fo g long term of happiness at her new home Mr. Dempsey has a responsible positio with 9 mercantile house In Boston. | At special meeting of Ionic lodge, Nc 110, F. & A. M., the committee appointe to draft suitable resolutions upon tn death of our beloved brother, Adolp Rawitser, who departed this life May 22d submit the following:
 ,l Whereas, Our esteemed and believe brother, Adolph Rawitser, has been take | hxyf ,R l.