The Press., 1902-02-06
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

jeremiah McCrohan, employed by M.
81. Mccarthy, is taking a vacation.
Seth Schofield is making record fox
hunting. He shot two last week, one
Thursday and one Friday.
Superintendent Stebbins OF the local
electric company has the contract to wire
st. Edwards convent for electric lights.
Frank Carpenter, employed by Andrew
Wilton, is i'll with the grip. Charles
johnson Is taking his place at the store
during his absence.
Miss Mabel Kavanaugh has resigned
her position as ,stenographer with the
Warren woolen company, and has taken
a similar position with The General life
insurance company Of Hartford.
Edward Hopkins, manager of the Brown
cafe In Gary's block, mourns the loss OF
his thoroughbred bull terrier, Trouble .
The animal broke one of it's legs at the
hip and 1t was necessary to kill it,z
The possibility Of THE spread Of disease
by the agency of domestic pets has re-
ceived the consideration OF the health au-
thorities. Owners OF dogs and cats are
asked to keep the animals at home as
much as possible. ':=s .55.E*
In the case of Wood against the bor-
ough the judgment Of, the superior court
is sustained by the supreme court, and
the plaintiff will receive damages of
$4,000. Owing to the circumstances con-
nected with this case there has been
much interest In It locally.
Miss Emma Grifith, the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith, was mar
rIed at her home on Westford avenue
Monday afternoon to f. w. Mitchell Of
Southington. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Grifith OF Sterling,
an uncle of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mitchell will make their home in South
ington.
A middle-aged woman somewhat mas
culine In appearance arrived in town last
Thursday and remained until Friday
evening. She made her headquarters at
the passenger station most of the time
during her stay mere, and made forag1ng
expeditions from that point. she required
considerable tea, but did not refuse any
contributions OF other things, such as
food and money. She visited quite q
number OF families here, and, besides liv-
.nl =
ing well' nad enough money to take her
10 Wiiiimantic. Sne came from Monson
to this town, and Is evidently following
the Centrai vermont railroad. lt may
appear strange that, with SO many rail-
roads in the country to select from, she
snoulo prefer 70 Journey aiong inns nne.
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gage Master Goff had aa GOOD a chanca r.
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to state, further inquiry seems futile
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night was pnt I'M at q hotel nv the no
uces and was passed along south .satur
day morning. At the rate she has beer
lsgoing she is. due to-day In Orange, New
Jersey. and ought to reach Washington
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