The Press., 1901-10-24
Miss Bertha Heald is visiting relatives

Miss Jennie Hopkinson has returnsd
home from visiting friends In New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. c., L. Segar OF Westerly,
R. l., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Tilden. !.
Miss Sadie L. Comins visited schools
In Springfield last Friday and remained
In the city for short visit.
H. c. Holt, employed in the Chicago
grocery, has been spending few days
with relatives In Wilmington.
The Democrats will holda caucus next
Thursday evening to nominate a DELEGATE
for the constitutional convention.
For November 26, "Our New Minis
ter" one of the best attractions on the
road, Is booked at the opera house. !.
James Fredericks, boss dyer at the
Warren Wooden mill, has resigned his pc.
sition to take, more lucrative. one In
Massachusetts,.
The republican caucus for the nomi.
nation of q candidate to the constitutional
convention will be held at town hall next
Wednesday evening at 7.30.
Advertised letters Miss Gertrude
Roberts, Mrs. Amelia Semelin, Mrs.
Chas. Taylor, Mrs. John Osborne, Napo-
leon Dame, Louis s. Williams, Louis
Roberts.
Mrs. Adelbert Needham has arranged
for putting contest for the ladies of the
county club for Saturday afternoon.
Three prizes will be awarded and a full
attendance of the ladies Is desired. = -.
Mrs. Mary Clark is to make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. Margarett RaH.
terry, and advertises her household goods
at her present residence on High street
for sale at auction Saturday at 2 p, m.
Rev. G. s. Davis Of the Methodist
church has been at North Grosvenordalt
part of the week attending a meeting
of the eastern district Ministerial associ
alton. While he was absent he also made
short visit to his brother in Dantelsen
Samuel Rockwell was thrown from his
team Tuesday evening. He was injured
in the side and on the head, but mo-
dangerously. He was driving one. horse
and leading another. The horse he was
driving stumbled and In some way he was
thrown out.
In addition to the license application
mentioned last week of. Frank 7Mogle
James Sullivan and Lewis Simonds, foul
more are applied for this week-Spring'
House, Stafford House, Timothy Grad.
in the borough, and ,Delphia & Phelps a
Staffordville.
The women of Grace church are to holt
another "rummage" sale In the vacan
store on Main street, next to Heald's
drug store, next Saturday afternoon, he
ginning at one O'Clock. A committee viii
be at the store to receive contribution
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon, after tw'
o'clock. 7e9.... -.
The following, officers were electeds BY
Harmony Temple of Honor last evening
W. G. T., R. II. Eaton w. vt, L. 81
Stevens, W.&R., s. +. Clafk wv? A, g.,
VIM. WEIGH; w. F. R.,aAsL..assHoward
W. T., J. M. Clifford; WI, J. g. Green
halgh; W. D. u, L. Bolieau; W. G.
Rev. G. s. Davis; W. g., J..W. Lilley
w. g., E. R. MarsdBle; NV. G. IT,, Sid
new Siswlck. i H1 AZ ~ ssh
At the meeting d. the g. dleaas Aie
society of the Congregations church
Saturday afternoon, Mrs. E. F. Engle,
was elected president ard 1the fladie1
voted to have rummage sale Nov. Is
and I'd, Friday and Saturday afternoon
and evening, In Page,s bloch formeglysSe
cupfed by Mr.. Wheeler Doors open "a
p. m. ALI furnishing artietes54pleas
bring them to the store Thursday after
noon or Friday morning SO as to hav
them marked and arranged for sale.
John Fontanella recently sold a 'farn
to L. Musante of New York, and compll
cations have resulted. Musante pal
800 on the property and $500 for stock
and wants his money back on the ground
that the farm Is not as, represented
! Fontanella refuses to refund thes ful
amount, and the principals in the cas-
have been trying for several days to &c
together. John Musante, son of tn
man who bought the farm, Is wanted /
New York to appear as q witness in
murder trial, and a New York sheri
was in town yesterday to get him ID 81
Musante refused to go to New York unles
his expenses were paid, and some della
was occasioned, but it was, finally IKE
up, and both officer and witness left las
evening.
L. D. Gary gave his annual coon SUI
| per at his home on Main street last ever
ing. Seventeen hearty men sat down I
the well-flled table and showed ampl
appreciation of the good things provided
The menu included fricasseed coon, roas
turkey, squirrel pie, chicken pie, and VI
rious accessories, 1t being coon SUI
per, 1t was very appropriate that coo
songs should follow the repast,. and Hi
bert Blackburn rendered few selection
with his usual vigor and finish. He ais
led chorus of male voices In strennou
concert melody. A. d. Holbrook oil Pa
mer officiated at the piano in the absene
of Mr.. Spicer of Willimantic, who wa
unable to be present. Anecdotes Of th
coon, his habits, and the way to hunt hi
filled In the intervals between the music'
selections. Loving tributes were paid
dogs, past and present, that have shor
In their profession. Everything passe
off smoothly, and all present agreed tn,
both Mr.. and Mrs. Gary know what TO q
when 1t comes to preparing and serving
coon supper. So.
| -5s+-1- (-5@. Stafford.
New line of fall and winter Millinel
at Mrs. ]. A. Simonds'.
/ s. E. Dwight la seriOllslvsill