The Press., 1901-02-28

Marie e. Spaulding has been granted .
pension Of $8.
State Truant Ofacer simmons has beer
In town this week.
Fl. s. Abel was In Hartford on busl
ness trip yesterday.
Ray Baker Of Springfield is guest o.
his grandmother, Mrs. g. q. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mogle Of Green
field, Mass, are visiting friends In town
The dancing class will have sheet
and pillow-case party next Tuesday even.
ing.
There will be regular meeting Of the
school board Saturday forenoon at
O'Clock. ~.
Several from here will attend the Ernest
Seton Thompson lecture In Springfield to.
morrow.
A. Q. Scammon's company in "The
Real Widow Brown" is booked for the
opera house March 10.
Miss Ethel Chapman entertained a
party of her young friends with ''candy
pull" last Friday evening.
Frank Engley Is in Boston representing
the local lodge of A. o. U. W., at the
meeting OF the grand lodge.
George A. Moore of Palmer and Henry
Bartlett of Willimantic have been among
the visitors to town this week.
A. w. Walker returns to-day from New
York City, where he has been purchasing
merchandise for the spring trade.
At Orcuttville school house next Sun
day there will be Sunday school at 2.15
and service and sermon at 3.15. All ar
invited. ~-.r-,. ~. .r
George Fisk has rented the cottage oil
East Main-st. belonging to the Marquis
Smith estate and recently vacated by vii
liam Brand. +4
FL. Cardinal Is closing his studio ant
Is to take a position with the w. q
Baker Tea Co. of Springfield. He viii
be stationed at Bristol.
Rev. John H. Fitzgerald, rector Of st
Peters at Hebron, will preach at Grac
church next Wednesday at 7.3O p. m
There will be an offering.
| J. Carl Converse of Oneonta, N. Y, i
expected here for over Sunday. Mrs
Converse and the two children will retur
with him the first of the week to Oneonta
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Remmert died Monday evening after
short Illness of pneumonia. The funera
was held from the home yesterday after
noon.
| A. F. Roswell has hired the Rudg
building at the corner Of Main street an
wellington avenue and will open res
taurant and lunch room. The room wa
formerly occupied by Baggage Maste
Golf In the same line Of business.
Carl B. Martin, who entered the Spring
field business school last September, an
who has been working temporarily q
stenographer for Louis P. Hendricks, ha
accepted a permanent position as stel
ographer for the Haydenville Brass Go
Haydenville, Mass. ...
Grace church notes: Tomorrow, CTR
day., at 700 p. m, there will be servic
and Bible class, the lesson being st. Luke
II, 40 to end, the study of which was nc
exhausted last week and on Saturday 6
.. M, there will be service and devt
tional reading. Next Sunday holy CON
m union will be celebrated at 100 a. m.
A satchel was found in car Of coal b
an employe Of Smith & Cooley, which Ii
cluded peculiar collection. The list IL
cludes II dozen silver tumblers, q doze
papers of needles, saw set, fiat fill
three-cornered file, two pair cuff bu
tons, plush watch case, two package
!, colored crayons, the life of Peter Il
j.. Great in one volume. In the book W;
inscribed "Jan, 1907. Elder Dorsey
, No trace has been found Of the owner.
Edison's moving pictures and illustrat'
t songs will be the attraction at the .ope
? house next Wednesday evening. II
Willimantic Chronicle says that the e
9 tertainment was given in the opera hou
! in that city last Friday evening to
crowded house, and was the most pleasil
9 and best show Of the kind ever CIV,
there, and that they will make a retu
visit March 7th. Seats are on sale at
8. Abeps. Tickets Is. 90 and IS cents.
8 Traffic on the Central Vermont railro
d was considerably interfered with tt
morning by bad freight wreck two mil
9 north of State Line, caused by a brok
It rail. The engine was derailed and eig
o freight cars badly smashed. No one W
t seriously injured, though the conduct
and one brakeman were considerat
shaken up. The passengers Of the be
train north and the Block Island trs
), were transferred, and arrived here abe
ten o'clock.
Stafford. =
A CARD.-We wish to thank our neie
n bors, the choir and all who assisted
during our recent bereavement by ma
acts of kindness.
ii CHARLES 81. RUSSELL AND FAMILY
y Mrs. Marc Hatch and daughter, L
l. tie, spent Sunday with relatives In Sprll
IL field ...: .-.. ..
- The mumps have been putting In G,
siderable extra work among the child1
this week.
Timothy Collins, who Is serving g.
10 tence Of thirty days In Tolland jail, is
n ported to be seriously Ill.
20 The choir of the Universalist chul
will render the special music next 81
70 day, which has become customary on
10 first Sunday In each month.
- Mrs. s. NJ. Rooney, who usually NAL
!. her home with her daughter, Mrs. g
Hassett, will live with the family of
rick Hanley at Orcuttville for the n