The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1901-07-04


Ladies' two-piece suits at Ell. Burrs.
White Duck, just the thing for shirt
waists or skirts at E. l.. Burr's.
-Children's White Aprons, also Print
and Bingham Dresses, % and SOC, at A.
L. Howard's.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
ALI the stores kept open last evening
wednesday,.
Attorney Danahey has removed to his
home in Columbia.
E. A. Muzzy of Hartford is the guest
of DIR. G. L. Nichols.
Miss Sadie Palmer of Providence Is
visiting Mrs. John Siswick.
DIR. j. B. Comlns of Springfield Is
spending vacation In town.
Miss Sword of Palmer is the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Mena Adams.
Walter MeKendrick returned Monday
evening from short visit In Boston.
Miss Carrie Comins is home from
Springfield for the summer vacation.
F. e. Fitzpatrick has set up his wagon
in front Of his store for the sale of fire.
works.
Mr.. Rice, formerly superintendent at
the Warren mill, Is spending few DAYS
In town.
Mrs. B. F. Taylor has gone to her cot
tage at Crescent Beach for the rest of
the summer.
Miss G. s. Beckwith and Miss Maud
Chandler are spending short vacation
at Mashapaug.
Advertised letters: Mrs. Jacob Rich,
Miss Lily Webster, Annie Labrish, J. La
Pierre, Geo. Snow.
Lavergne Dimock Is with T. F. Jordan
this season, playing the flute In an orches-
ira on the Plymouth boat.
Fred Burwell and party will go into
camp at Crystal Lake as soon az the nee
essary arrangements are completed.
Mrs. Merritt returned to her home In
Hartford, Tuesday, after a visit Of two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. John Brown
Owen Eastman of Boston, who has been
spending part Of his vacation here, left
Tuesday to put in the balance Of his time
in the Maine woods.
Rev. E. W. Bishop of Concord, N. H.,
Is spending his vacation at Maryland Park.
He will occupy the pulpit In the Congre-
gationaI church here the 2Sth,
Austin Holt. the machinist, has made
contrivance to attach to lawn or garden
hose for sprinkling purposes that is
unique, convenient and inexpensive.
The new boiler for the Forestville mill
has arrived. Gary Bros. have the con-
tract to move 1t from the station to the
factory. The boiler weighs about IS
tons.
There will be concert at st. Edwards
hall Saturday evening, July Goth, by
Prof. x. Capecelatro Of New Haven, the
violinist. Miss Agnes 0sseil will act as
accompanied.
Mrs. John Greenhalge was overcome
by the heat In M. B. Fisk's Office Tues
day forenoon. DIR. Daniel Sullivan was
called to attend her, and she recovered
enough to be taken to her home a little
later.
E. B. Higgins has transferred his llv-
cry stable to parts unknown, leaving
nothing but the depot wagon. He left
early In the week, going In the coolest
part OF the day. Quiet business and diff
Guilty In collections and payments are
probably the causes of the quick change.
A letter has been received from Mr..
Perkins of Hartford, promoter of the
proposed electric road through this Sec
ton. Owing to the illness OF his associ-
ate he has been unable to meet the local
incorporators. AS soon as possible he
will come here and complete the prelimi-
nary plans for pushing the enterprise.
Work Is being pushed at the public H.
brary, but 1t will be some time yet be-
fore the rooms will be ready for occu-
pancy. The library Is open Wednesdays
and Saturdays as usual, the room former
iy occupied by DIR. G. L. Nichols as a
front office being used for library pur-
poses. Il Is desirable that as many as
possible Of the books now out should be
returned.
The manufacturing plants, banks and
most Of the business places will be closed
all day to give a chance for celebrating
the popular American holiday. Many
viii visit Crystal Lake, where an attract
i've program has been arranged. There
has been nothing unusual arranged In
town, although there will be number of
private picnics and reunions. Those wish
Ing for excitement WIN look for it out of
town.
ID. D. g. n. Barstow and Grand Marsh
al Lakin of WillImantic visited Wauseon
Lodge Tuesday evening and installed the
following ofieers& N G., M. 81. West /;
V. g., F. E. ConVefse; r. s., A. e. Con-
verse; P. =, g. u johnson; t., e. A.
Weeks; Xxx. Taft; c., P. P. Davis;
0. g., w 3. Ellis; I. g., s. r. Clark
R. SIN. g Carl Greene; L. s. N. G., F.
A. Blown r. s. v. g., A. D. Marchant
z. VsG., Grant Hammer; R. 8. s., e.
f1elps; L. 8. s., e. 8. Marsdale; P. g.,
3 Moore; chap, w. E. Robbins.