The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-04-24

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The best grades of Fertilizers can be
found at the store of Jacob Glover & Son
Miss Eliza Damon is visiting relatives
in Monson.
Miss Genevieve Dimmick has returned
to Westfield, Mass.
Cyril johnson spent the first of the
week In New York.
Miss Alice Wilton spent Sunday with
relatives at Willimantic.
Leon Sanger Is once more back among
his associates In this village.
Mrs. Rosa Colburn has been "a guest
this week of Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis Hyde.
Andrew Wilton of Hartford has been a
recent guest of his brother, E. M. Wilton.
w. o. Sanford has accepted situation
In Providence, r. l., and has already en-
tered upon his duties.
Miss Hannah Black has returned from
Woodstock and is stopping. with her sis
ter, Mrs. F. j. Glover.
Walter Ellis Is at present engaged In
doing the repairs at the Warren Wooden
company's mill at the Springs.
The primary department of the Pinney
Grammar school is having greater at.
tendance this term than anticipated, and
new seats have had to be added.
Prof. VIM. Hops of Hydeville is max.
Ing an effort to start dancing school
and will have meeting for that purpose
in the town hall Saturday evening.
John Mari, who has been an employe
OF the Riverside mill for many years, has
resigned his position and returned to his
home In Pittsfield. Michael Cozzens has
also finished his labors In the same mill.
AS Mrs. Barsalou of Hydeville was
driving down Moss hill last Monday he1
horse became frightened and ran, throw.
Ing her out and somewhat injuring her.
The carriage was badly broken. The
horse was stopped on Colburn Hill.
Demond & Fisk have been making
quite extensive purchases Of woodland in
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John Aldrich has sold her farm on Grow
Hill to these parties, and they have pur.
chased four additional tracts of woodland
In the came vicinity OF A. D. Cady, and
another lot near Orcuttville from Mr..
Cady. They have also bought three more
pieces of woodland on Upper Hill from
DR.. G. e. Fuller of Monson,
stahordville.
H. A. Bosworth was in Westford on
Tuesday.
George Fl. Eaton was In Norwich last
Saturday.
Rev. w. W. Smith has gone to Yer
mont for two weeks.
James Tobin has returned from an ex.
tended trip through the south.
Miss Alice d. Eaton of Willimantic
was the guest of her uncle, A. s. Eaton,
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Belcher Rivers, who has been
visiting friends and relatives here, return
ed to her home in Monson, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brewer returned
to Hampden, Mass, last Tuesday, to live
with Mr.. Brewers daughter, Mrs. Oliver
Bliss.
The new pastor of the M. e. church.
Rev. F. w. Gray, arrived here Wednes.
day morning from New York. His par
ishioners wish him success Ia his new
field of labor.
Albert Carpenter, who was a resident
OF this village some few years ago, has
taken position In one Of the mills here
and has moved into the house across the
road from Superintendent Kennedy's.
Edward Goodell has purchased the
wood-lot belonging to the Henry Butter
field estate, and will cut off the wood Inn
mediately. Mr.. Goodell is hustler, and
the wood will soon be ready for market.
Hazel, the nine year old daughter Of
Julius and Addie Chaffee Roberts, form
erly of this place, and niece OF Mrs. VIM.
D. Roberts, has been alarmingly Ill at her
home In Holyoke Mass. from an attack
Of brain fever and other complications.
The little girl and her mother were here
on visit only a few months ago. Much
sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts,
as this is their only child.