The Press., 1901-05-09
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Miss Eva Laid of Norwich is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bolieau.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
A. N. Nichols Friday afternoon at 80.
Robert II. Fisk has been appointed
borough health officer for the coming
year.
Miss Mary Mccarthy of Waterbury is
the guest of Miss Mary Clark on High
street.
A. F. Roswell has moved his family to
the John Nichols house near Stafford
Street.
E. T. Albertine OF Newton, Mass, has
taken position as boss dyer at the Cen.
trail mill.
Alfred Bernardo, the fruit dealer, has
added an attractive new soda fountain to
his equipment.
Garner Poole of Stafford Street, who
has been quite Ill, was able to be down
street yesterday.
Loren 81. Clark of Wales Is the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. William Herring,
on Grant avenue.
Adelbert Needham has purchased of
Robert Allison the old Batty place in the
east part of the town.
Miss Louise Marble is at the store of
o. M. Brown this week demonstrating
the merits of brand of coffee.
Miss l.. B. Prentice of South Easton,
Mass, is the guest of her brother, T. R.
Prentice, at the Springs House.
William L. Crawford and Jennie Carr
May, both of Worcester, were married in
Worcester last week Wednesday.
Anthony Adams will give baking ex.
hibit with the blue flame oil stove at his
store, Saturday, from 8 to 9 p. m.
At a meeting of the selectmen Monday
the borough was allowed So, 900 for high
way repairs on the apportionment.
Anthony Adams has the contract to pu
in toilet and bathroom equipment at the
Desmond residence on High street.
Presiding Elder ]. 1. Bartholomew has
been spending the week in town, and viii
preach at Staffordville next Sunday.
Hodgson & Smith are putting in batf
room and making other improvements al
the Simpson house on East-Main-st.
Ernest E. Towne of Springfield has ex
changed the Fairfield house on East Mair
street with Mrs. Turner for property II
Springfield.
no fvu0 nd lot nT
Park street, formerly owned by Cornelius
Flaherty, will be sold at auction Fri
day, the 18th, at p. m.
A fire started below the electric light
station not far from 10 O'Clock Sunday
morning and burned over between 30t
and 400 acres before it was checked OF
Monday night. The land burned over Ii
owned by the Converse estate, R. w
Patten and others. The loss will proba
bly, exceed $1,000.
E. J. Fuller of Springfield, who bought
the house and lot on West street at the
Converse auction, will remove his family
here. Mr.. Fuller formerly lived in the
borough and worked for Charles Fox
Afterwards he was for long time travel
ing salesman for Carr's crackers. His
friends and acquaintance here are pleas
ed that he Is to again take up his resi-
dence In the borough.
The following officers of the Christian
Endeavor society were elected at thu
meeting Sunday evening: President, B
P. Cooley; ce-president, Miss Mildred
Royce; secretary and treasurer, Charles
ii. Moore; executive committee, Mis-:
Hattie Earnes, Charles F. Chandler, Miss
Emma Kuehne; prayer meeting commit
tee, W. Fl. Head, Miss Cora Burwell
Miss Louise Webster
The following names have been addec
to the Sunshine club: Miss Lavilla Burr
Mrs. u. L. Dennis, Mrs. J. w. Dimock
Mrs. G. W. Comins, Mrs. G. Fox, Mrs
Chas. Holt, Miss Genevieve Hewett, Mis-
Letitia Myers, Mrs. A, Needham, Mis-,
Alice Reed, Miss Martena Stupplebeen
Any member who wishes to see the clul
badge, or give an order for one, can do 81
by calling upon the secretary.
Harry Converse, employed at the cleo
trio light station, was in Frank Furness
restaurant Tuesday afternoon, and wa
somewhat surprised to see the electri,
lights burning. He went to the station
accompanied by A. A. Stebbins and Louis
Bolieau, to see who was in charge. The!
found that lad of about IA had entered
the station, started the wheel and haG
been running the east circuit. The re
suits would have been serious had any
one been working anywhere on the lint
at the time. The boy was just wiping W
his hands on some waste when the cleo
trio employees arrived.