The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-08-21
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Matter under this head 10 cents per line.>
Shirt Waists. Low prices to close
them ont at e. L. BuIr's.
We have just received q new supply
of New Idea Patterns. The only loo
patterns In town. e. 4. Russell 4 Co.
Edison Concert Phonograph to rent.
Prof. T. F. Jordan.
Ii you have the time to spare, just
call at A. L. Towards and examine those
Fancy Silks In waist lengths.
Paper Napkins at The Press Office IL
cents a hundred.
If you want good fitting Corset try
them at e. L. Burr's.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Mrs. Maria Hewett Is quite III with the
grip.
Miss Mile Royce Is at her home In
Wales.
Carl Adams has been spending vaca-
tion at Provincetown, Mass.
Miss Mary Warren Is spending her sum.
mer vacation at Providence.
Miss Clara Chapman of Brooklyn Is the
gueet of Mrs. Willis FL. Reed.
Mr.. and MIS-. w. M. Crawford were In
South Coventry over Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Miller Is visiting her broth
or, George Cardinal, at Palmer.
Michael Bowler, employed at the
Springs House, Is taking vacation.
Mrs. W. D. Heald is visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. U. Dorman, at Marlboro, Mass.
Mrs. B. Haley and Miss Nellie Haley
leave for Arcadia, ILL.,, the last Of the
/. week.
Miss Edith Cushman Is entertaining q
former schoolmate, Miss Carrie Cooley
OF Springfield.
Robert 81. Fisk will go to New Haven
October 8, where he will enter the Yale
law school.
Miss Edith Cushman gave a ping pong
party for her Sunday school class Of boys
last Tuesday evening.
An important meeting of thea o. U.
W. will be held this evening, and full
attendance Is desired.
Miss Kate Malady Of New London and
Miss Della Coleman of Norwich are the
guests of Mrs. T. Fl. Rafftery.
The Inyincibles played team repre-
senting the worsted mill last Saturday,
and defeated them hy score Of SO to II.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Phelps, son Ray.
mona and daughter Dorothy, Of South
Carolina, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Fl. Cooley. =
H.. Seward Welch, who has been the
guest Of his sister, Mrs. F. F. Patten, re.
turned the first of the week to his home
In Delaware, Ohio. .
The annual reunion Of the Chaffee FAM
lily will be held at Evergreen park next
Wednesday. All of the name and rela.
lives cordially invited.
Charles Anderson has gone to Rock
vile with his wagOnette to bring a party
Of the electric road promoters over the
route from that city to the borough, and
will drive them through to Worcester.
James Warren, employed by FL 8.
Abel. Is taking vacation In Providence
and other places. Howard Lee Is en-
ployed In the store during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Prentice and MIR.
and Mrs. Geo. Siswick will commence
housekeeping at once in the double house
on Highland Terrace owned by J. Carl
Converse. "a
George Ellis, the young boy who was
hanging around town for a week OF more,
was Massachusetts, state charge, and
On East Hill In Monson. A state officer
came here the first OF the week and took
him back to Monson.
In addition to the members of the grad
uating class of the high school this year
mentioned last week, who will go away
to school this fall, Miss Edna L. Reed
win enter the New Hampshire conference
seminary at Tilton, N. H., and Miss Mary
F. Leach will enter the New Britain nor.
NAL school.
A horse owned by Mrs. Otis Mann was
taken from In front of Brown Bros. store
last Saturday evening. The horse was
brought back and placed under Keefe
Bros'. shed on Wellington avenue about
O'Clock Sunday morning, and showed
ole -
abused. 1t has been impossible to learr
who Is responsible for the outrage thus
far.
Joseph Award was before the borough
court yesterday morning charged with
breach Of the peace and intoxication
Lawyer o'Connell conducted the prosecu
tfon. Award pleaded guilty, and Judge
Parkess made 1t sixty days and costs
Newton Hiscox, on similar charges, was
ffhed % and costs, Lawyer Willis Reet
conducting the prosecution. Samue
Rockwell came to Mr.. Hiscox's rescue
and payment was made.
The Citizens band concert last Thurs
day evening was we'll rendered and much
appreciated. Another concert will b.
given this evening, with the following
program g
March-HamliH Rifles, Hal
Sch0tt1Sche Flirting In the Park, Casey
Air Vare on Aud Lang Syne, with variations
for baritone. cornet, piccolo and trombone,
Dalb.
Overture-POpular Songs, D. wit
WaltZeS- ChildhOOd Days, Chattama.
March-Creole Queen, Hal
Reel Medley, Rombothan
II stormy this evening, the concert viii
= be given to- morrow evening.
The fourth golf match for the governors
cupslast Saturday resulted as follows:
Points 80 Hand. Gross. Net
l J. Fl. Valentine, 90 81 81
q g. B. Pinney, 10 81 6:
"a Waiter Scott, A 1O6 6:
4 RI wv. Smith, "a SO g.
r r. q Sanford 10 90 4!