The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1901-04-04
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
w. q. Ellis returned Saturday from
the Adirondacks.
The borough schools will open tho
spring term next Wednesday.
The Breen market has been moved
from the Taft to the Tilden block.
Miss Eugene Lee returned to her
studies at Poughkeepsie Tuesday, after
short vacation here.
The boat train did not arrive until 9
O'Clock Monday evening on account OF
the wreck above Barrett's Junction.
Eugene Charter, who has moved to
town from South Wilmington, has taken
his fathers farm near the fair grounds.
Miss s. E. Ellery, who has been spend
ing the winter at Woodlawn, returned
the first of the week to Newton, Mass.
Mrs. L. Whalen of South Hadley and
daughter, Miss Ethel Whalen, teacher of
music In the town schools, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Reed.
Charles Reynolds, formerly of the bor-
ough, has moved from Ellington on to
the W. H. Prescott farm at Rockville,
near Snipsic, where he will be the super
intendent.
At meeting of the board of governors
of the Stafford Country club, held Satur-
day evening, X. III. Fisk was elected one
of the board of governors and secretary,
in place of R. M. Fisk, resigned.
Odd numbers of magazines, for which
the owners have no use, will be- appre-
ciated If presented to the library, as they
can be placed upon the reading table and
may fill vacancy In an uncompleted vol
ume.
Gary Bros. street sprinkler appeared
Tuesday for the first time this season,
and was greatly appreciated. The March
winds of the past week have made the
dust on Main street very annoying at
times.
At the special meeting of the Congre-
gational church society Friday evening,
Hannibal Alden was elected to fill the
vacancy on the society committee caused
by the resignation of Christopher Allen.
A nickle nailed to the sidewalk in front!
Of Squires' barber shop Monday attracted
the favorable attention of many passers.
Some tried to secure it, but others re-
membered 1t was the first day of April.
Tuesday forenoon small boy got good
sized stone and a piece of iron and pried
1t up.
The Lincoln athletic club will give a
boxing exhibition at their club rooms
Saturday evening. The principal bout
will be between Michael Sullivan and Ike
Spencer, colored, of Palmer. The other
bouts are between Albert Mullin and
Amos Gagnon, Philip Goady and Henry
Carey. Referee, Frank Silk. Time
keeper, Frank Marsdale. Admission, so
and rs cents.
The Stafford Country club are already
at work on their grounds putting them in
condition for the season. No one will be
allowed to play on the grounds until no.
tice is given, which will not be later than
May 1st. This healthy outdoor sport
seems to be growing in popularity through
out the country, as indicated by SO large
a membership and the large amount OF
money that is annually put into buildings
and grounds. The Stafford Country club
Is to be congratulated upon organizing
and maintaining so popular a sport, and
its efforts have been appreciated, as indi-
Gated by the large and increasing men,
bership. Indications are that the grounds
will be used more this season than ever
Visitors speak of the natural lay of the
grounds and the manner in which they
are kept as among the best in the state.
Miss Eva M. Pinney, 40 died last Sat.
urday at the home of her mother, Mre.
Mary Pinney, of consumption, after a
short illness. Miss Pinney was born In
Stafford, and lived here until about IL
years ago, when she removed to Hart.
ford. She was taken i'll at Hartford, but
was brought to her home here one week
before she died. Besides her mother five
sisters and two brothers survive her
The sisters are-Mrs. H. G. Wheeler anG
Mrs. David Bissett of this town, Mrs. A.
s. Mcguire of Brooklyn, Mrs. q. P. Yalt
and Miss Sue Pinney of New Haven
The brothers are Samuel Pinney of New
Haven and j. Fl. Pinney of Hartford
The funeral was held from the home
Tuesday afternoon at $50, Rev. I. D
Martin, Jr., OF Grace church officiating.
The following is the program for thu
concert by Tufts college glee and mando
lin club, at the opera house, Friday even
ing:
sweetheart Awake. Storcl
Glee and Mandolin Clubs.
Down the Pike Mandolin Climb Weld
MIR. Williams and Glee Club.
Reading Selected; ,..o
Vocal Waltz, Geibe
The Jumbo cantepfa. Giee f99S: R% Newton TUFTS 9
Mr. Foster and Glee club.
| Glee and Mandolin Clubs.
Solo, Mr.. Watkins.
Singing Girl Selection. Herber
Mandolin Club
| Reading-Selected,
| Mr Foster.
| The Monk OF the Mountain, F. r. Bul1ar
Mr.. watkins and Glee Club
Concert WaltZ-Luella, Weld
Hodge-Podge. What it's all about.
New, written for the clu
| Glee Club.
Campus Song, F. F. Bullar
Glee and Mandolin Clubs.
, Solo, MIR. Boutelle.
what Shall we Have for Dessert?