The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-08-14
No services win be held at the Congre.

No services will be held at the Congre-
gational church Sunday.
Mrs. e. D. Burnham Of Hartford Is the
guest of Mrs. Catherine Hicks.
Miss Nellie Frawley of New Haven is
the guest of Miss Mary Quinlan.
Miss Elizabeth Hogan Of Knoxville is
the guest of Miss Nellie Warren.
Miss Alice Adams of Wethersfield is a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Sanford.
Clarence Walker of Boston was in town
the first Of the week on business trip.
Mrs. Fanny Page OF Brooklyn is the
guest Of her brother-in-l Smith Page.
The family of Herman Bosbach have
gone to East Rochester, N. H., to join
him.
Mrs. J. 81. Fox has had telephone
placed In her residence. Her number is
SO 80.
Rev. e. A. Burnham will preach at the
First Congregational church In Spring
field Sunday.
About 25 people went to Union Sunday
from this place to hear the sermon by
Rev. E. w. Bishop.
Mrs. A. 81. johnson and child of WILL
mantle are guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Farnsworth.
Mrs. James Walker has returned home
from Springfield, where she has been for
some time for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Riffenberg are
to commence housekeeping in a tenement
In the Press office block.
Smith & Cooley have added new flock
cutting machine at the River street plant
to facilitate filling orders.
Rev. John D. Coyle of New Haven, a
former rector at st. Edwards, has been
In town q part of the week.
George Wood, employed by Bidwell &
Co., Is to open market In Monson, in
company with II. H. Hall of Stafford Hol-
low.
The curbing on West Main and High
street, near the res idence of A. g. Eaton,
Is being reset. The gutter Is also being
repaved.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Cooley and Miss
Margaret are spending a vacation In
Gloucest' B. P. Cooley was with them
over Sunday.
| Work Is nearly completed on the store
in the Page wooden block, and F. E.
Fitzpatrick will probably occupy the new
stand about September 1st.
The pipe for the Maple street sewer
has arrived and work has commenced.
Edgewood will receive attention as soon
as the work on Maple street Is completed.
The striking weavers at the Rawitser
mill have returned to work. The man.
agement made no concessions, but the
strikers have enjoyed a two weeks va
cation.
Wilcox & Co. have closed their candy
store In Pages block until about Novem-
Der LIST. Mr.. Wilcox will reopen with a
full stock of fruit and confectionery at
that time.
DIR. Cyrus A. Alden of New York City
has been renewing old acquaintances In
town. Mr.. Alden will be remembered by
the older residents of the town, as he
formerly resided in the home of the late
Farley Converse. :.. -.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Williams left
yesterday for Pittsburg, Pa, where he
will engage In the statuary business. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams have host of local
friends whose good wishes follow them
to their new home.
Citizens band will render the following
program at band concert to be given
this evening on the Springs house lawn:
Marcn. "De M0lay," Hal
Schottische, "Dear One Far Away" CASEY
Selection, "Bon Ami" -. .- SupDt
Chinese March, sFan TAM" Anthony
Waltz, southern Skies" Straus!
Gavotte, "Gussie," ,s-.- Hal
I'DarK ToWn Coon STEP" Boo
The second handicap golf match for tht
Pinney cup was played last Saturday
The score, with two or three more tt
play, Is as follows = .'. ~