The Press., 1901-03-07
Miss Agnes Martin is visiting friends in

William Foster has recovered from an
attack Of the grip.
81. 8. Abel returned to-day from a
business trip to Hartford.
Ten travelling men called at the Chicago
grocery during yesterday.
Rev. e. A. Burnham ls In Beverly,
Mass, few days this week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. d. Ellis Of Monson are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Ellis.
Miss Becky with is In New York for two
weeks, attending the millinery opening.
Harvey Chapman is Ill with the grip.
and several other members Of his family
are Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Pinney returned the
first of the week from few days at New
York.
The Current Events club has voted to
continue the reading matter for the tables
at the library.
The usual monthly musical service will
be held at the Congregational church next
Sunday evening.
Mrs. McAuley and daughters have
moved to the upper tenement In VIM.
Farnsworth's house.
Andrew Brand, who has been employed
at the Stafford worsted mill, has taken q
position In Providence.
Mrs. Geo. J. Bassow and son, George,
of Petersham, Mass, visited relatives in
town the first Of the week.
The annual meeting Of the Stafford
county club will be held at the Springs
house Tuesday evening the 10th.
Rev. VIM. E. Worth, a former pastor
of the Methodist church, now located at
birmingham, visited friends in town yes
terday.
Miss Mamie Mullen of Stafford has ac-
cepted a position as stenographer and
cashier for George Walden & Co., Brock
ton, Mass.
James Wood has returned from a trip
to Hartford. DR.. st. John has given up
all hope Of the left eye, and the right eye
Is growing worse instead of better.
A new and improved system of tele-
phones has been put in at the Warren
mill. Every room Is connected with the
Office.
The offices OF A. o. Comins, the dentist,
are receiving the attention of the paint
ers and paper hangers. F. W. Preston
has the contract.
Friends of William Gaunt made him a
surprise visit last Thursday evening pre-
vious to his leaving town, and presented
him with silver tea service.
The local railroad committee has mott
fed the representatives of the proposed
third rail system from Springfield to meet
the citizens here this evening. Mr.. Per
kins has been asked to be present.
Mrs. F. B. Newton and Miss NJ. I. New.
ton will entertain the Current Events club
at the Springs house next Monday even.
ing at 7.30 o'clock sharp. Program as
follows: Quotations reading, Acts III
and Nv Of Romeo and Juliet; current
events.
Grace church notes: Next Sunday
morning there will be holy communion at
10, and morning prayer, litany and ser
mon at 1915. No service In the evening.
Next week there will be evening prayer
and Bible class on Wednesday at 2. 80, In
stead of Friday.
The fish caught by F. F. Patten, Rev.
J. s. Wadsworth and Dana Gary at
Knowlton's pond were on exhibition In
the show window of e. Fl. Baker & Co.
Wednesday afternoon. There were 1850
fish weighing 100 pounds, the largest
weighing % pounds.
Owing to scarcity Of water, Smith 3
Cooley have been obliged to start the en-
CINE at the Glynn mill. The thaw this
week has made the supply Of water more
abundant, but the firm will run by steam
for time. Frank Butterf1eld has takel
a position as engineer at the plant.
The attraction at the opera house mex
Wednesday evening will be A. Q. Scam
mons company in 1.-THE Real Widow
Brown" Scammon's companies are al
first class and this attraction Las beef
here before and has given good satisfac
ton. Tickets are on sale at Abel's at thu
usual price.
stafford.
Mrs. Lydia Wilson Is very low and 1t Il
not expected that she can live but shor
time.
Cyril johnson advertises a number O
good new milch COWS for sale 10 anothe
column.
The well-known "Stephen Lamb farm
on Moulton Hill is advertised for sale II
another column.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence White of Hyde
vile are the happy parents of little girl
born last Thursday.
All departments Of the Pinney Gram
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spring vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clark have moves
from Hydeville to the Springs and are oc
cupying one of Louis Helms tenements.
Pastor Williams subjects next Sunday
Morning, 1.-THE Mamma" evening, "Di
railsplitter make his mark2" Lincol
and Mckinley.
Otto Ladish has resigned his positio
with the Riverside Wooden company an
accepted similar one with the Contra
Wooden company at the Springs.
Joseph Jarvais, who lives on the Scrip
ture place at the Street, is contemplating
removal to Canada and will sell all hi
personal property at auction next Tues
day.
The fifth and final one of the points G
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