The Press., 1902-02-13

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The Hollow school resumed its session |
Monday.
Sampson and Schleyl just one glance
at their faces settles the whole business.
Now the presidents son is down. with |
pneumonia, we guess the boy bare-headed
craze will stop.
Harry Morse has gone TO New Canaan |
for visit, and Grace N. Morse lie visit
ing her sister In Palmer, Mass.
Demond's wood-choppers are tempo
rarily occupying the Bowers house near
the Hill, now owned by 8. p. Morrison.
Judge W. D. Holman attended the an
nual meeting Of the Probate Judges asso-
citation at Hartford yesterday, and was
elected first vice-president.
You won't believe 1t, but measure the
distance from the tip of your horses ear
to the end Of his nose, and you will find
1t greater than the length of -four bar
rel.
We are authorized to say that the town
registrars will be In session at the town
hall on Friday, Feb. 14th, from 10 a. m.
to p. m. We fully explained the mat
ter In hand In last weeks Press.
Regular meeting OF the local w. G. T.
o. at the Baptist conference room Satur-
day afternoon. two O'Clock. Topic, "Nar-
cotics." Program arranged by Mabel
Clark. An original story will be read by
Mrs. Preston.
Charles e. Nichols and w. 1. Nichols
have sold their land, store, goods and
granary to Hans M Hansen, Jr., Of Toll
land. Deeds have not yet been passed,
however. The purchaser will probably
succeed In the postmastership.
Dea. Eli D. Hayes, who now lives with
his son in Longmeadow, Mass, while
walking In Forest Park, Springfield. last
week, fell down an embankment and was
quite seriously injured. However, no
bones were broken 1t was thought.
A Frances e. Willard memorial service
will take the place of the regular exercises
In the Baptist church next Sunday fore
noon, 10th inst, under the auspices Of the
local W. G. T. u, members Of which are
requested to be seated together In the
body Of the church.
The entertainment committee, Mes
DANES Carpenter and Brown and Miss
Hattie G. Robbins, are arranging for
box social, under the auspices of the Y.
P. 3. G. e. at the Baptist conference
room Tuesday evening, 18th inst. You
know what "box social" is, so all come,
eat lunch with your girl, have good
time and help on good cause.
We note that the Stafford Springs cor
respondent of the Springfield Republican.
| referring to our constitutional convention
~" ~ eession' says ChaC near ctaHoro
are towns tnat could De bought outright
by single individual" Kindly name
| them, Willie! In this connection we ven-
ture to say that the alleged "decadence"
OF our smaller towns has reached hard
pan.
The widow Of "Drinkine fountain"
coooawa,, uho a,ad ,os+ go ,a,+ 49,,
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tquests TO eastern relatives and OBJECTS,
Smone snem 9oUv 10 tne ~: Macnurcn IN
brarvl The testatrir seercad not to no 90
taken into account the facts that her nus.
band, DIR. Coggswell, left half brother
mere In town and that his mothers bones
lie IN the old cemetery here. She was
maoe aware OF tine latter fact some time
ago.
Program of the exercises at the observ-
anca Of Wasbinoton,s birthdav,at the Con
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sad Inst heo,nnina - s 3 nsos ovea s.Mn,
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ouv paou ~ Hl1slo Wn!tIoro
WIZ p ac.oo .ne Initeen oiIgInal STATES;
,nar ohsre,a II thais t ~ sLe ve NJ. scnoo'
Robbins. when Washin0ton,s grand march
Will be PLAYED by j. q. W6itford with
violin: ORIGINAL historical story Nv Mrs
Annie A. Preston; music: poem. "Life
/ and Character of Washington" in the
measure OF Browning's saul" Rev. "A.
Gardner, pastor of the congregational
church ''Nearer My God to Thee" by
the CT DIR; benediction by Rev. q. r..
the following Monday evening.
AS the entire community ia interested
,,..ho .ooo,t aan...,,u - A.. tn -
- ' ou. p",.a ~ '"e nai' eie-
ters, MISSES 1oa ano Lizzie, Tor the orient,
the following data may De appropriately
given mere: Ihey were accompanied to
New York and on shipboard BY their faith
or and brother, Gardner Hall and w. 81.
HAL. Inc Celtic, OF the White Star line,
Is tne largest steamship anoat, being OF
V'eoo tons burden, over 7OO feet long, "a
!, feet vide. 1t mas Alb passenger state.
, rooms, accommodating to persons
ana when sne lett her pier In New York
, on SATURDAY iast she nad on board more
| people ,py one hundred ana nfty than We
, have IN our whole town. There were or
board 20 ministers, 20 physicians, IS bank
officials and 175 .'spinsters:" By way Of
: provisions In cold storage she had 90 tons
: OF fresh meat, W tons potatoes, 3 tons
lisa, 10 tons sugar, 10000 gallons mill
/ and $4,000 eggs. This leviathian expects
t to land fret at the Madeira Islands, of
! the coast OF africa, Feb: IL. Thence sht
SANS 10 Inc otraits OF aioraitar, Alglers
MALTA, Cairo, Alexanorla, Joppa. liner
) Inc VOyagers Visit Jerusalem, the Deaf
: pea, damascus, smyrna, Ephesns, Con