The Press., 1902-10-23
Mrs. Julius Conyarse is In springfield

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Chester Phelps Is III with typhoid fe-
ver and Is In critical condition.
The selectmen will be In session to-
morrow for the purpose of making voters.
The monthly musical service of the
Congregational church will be held next
Sunday evening.
Allen Brown & Co. have an announce
ment In another column in regard to their
new hardware store.
The ladies of Grace church are prepar-
ing to issue cook book In connection
with their coming fair.
About fifty from the borough attended
the North Tolland Sunday school conven-
ton at Somers on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Leach and Miss Emma
Kuehne were home from the New Britain
normal school over Sunday.
F. E. Fitzpatrick and F. g. Sanford
went out Tuesday afternoon on a squirrel
hunt and brought In eleven.
The pupils of the high school are PLAN
ming to issue monthly publication dur
ing the coming school year.
]. M. Lord, who Is Ill with typhoid fe-
yer, continues to improve, and his friends
hope to see him on the street soon.
| DR.. T. G. Tiffany of Mechanicsville, N.
Y, well-known here, has opened an office
in Patterson, N. j., and will remove to
that city.
The republican caucus for the nomina-
ton of representatives and justices of the
peace will be held at the town house n ext
Wednesday evening.
The democratic caucus for nominating
candidates for representatives and justices
of the peace will be held at the town hall
next week Thursday evening.
The old structure at the corner of East
Main street and Wilmington avenue has
been torn down and moved. The i'm
provement in the appearance of the corner
| Is marked.
Landlord Mccarthy of the Stafford
house Is Ill with typhoid fever. The latest
| report of his condition Is that he Is as
comfortable as could be expected under
the circumstances.
There is a mammoth radish on exhi-
bition at the Chicago grocery raised by
Barney Rosenberg near Crystal Lake.
1t measures 10 inches In length and is 1S
inches around the largest part.
| Winter w. f. G. will hold the second
supper for the benefit of the Cottage
Home fund Friday from 5 toll m. Price
10 cents. The annual meeting of the
corps will be held in the evening.
A. J. Tilden has completed the enumer-
alton of the children of school age In
the town and finds 1901, gain of 81
since last years. The gain was mostly
in the borough, while Staffordville shows
quite loss.
| The women members of the Stafford
country club are requested to meet at the
Springs house next Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, for the purpose of consider
| ing the matter of forming whist club for
the coming winter.
At st. Edwards hall this evening the
horse will become the property of some
fortunate ticket holder. There will be an
entertainment and refreshments. The
for the men present.
Sheriff Helm has been incapacitated for
his duties this week by peculiar acct
dent. He was repairing brick wall
when some mortar spattered in his eye.
The injury proved very painful, but it Is
thought that the sight is not affected.
The members of the Young American
athletic club will hold one of their popular
dances at their hall Saturday evening
Music will be furnished by the Stafford
orchestra and Prof. Hops will act as
prompter. g. Ford and VIM Delligan
will act as floor directors.
| At the close of his engagement ut the
Springs house W. A. Segar was hand
somely remembered by the employees.
He was presented with gold chain and
other smaller gifts. The presentation
speech was made by Clerk Savage, and
Mr.. Segar responded with much feeling.
The following officers were elected al
the meeting of Harmony Temple of Hon.
or last evening: w. G. T., VIM. Welch
W. V. T., VIM. Benton; W. R., s. F.
Clark; W. A. R., H. Holt w. F. R., A.
l.. Howard; w. T., Charles Chandler
W. c.. Rev. G. s. Davis; W. u, Chas
Carmen; W. D. u, Allen Brown; W.
g., John Mahan w. s., Sidney Siswick
The members with ladies will visit g. F.
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evening.
Stafford.
Harry Damon of South Norwalk was 6
guest of Mrs. Eliza Holbrook Sunday.
i Leonard Chaffee of Brimfield, Mass.
formerly OF this town, Is very Ill with the
measles.
Mrs. Lizzie johnson of Southbridge
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ger
ould last week.
Frank Mead left for Boston Tuesday
where he has position as conductor or
the elevated railway.
In consequence Of the breaking of ar
important shaft, the Phoenix mill was
stopped nearly all day Friday.
i There is case of typhoid fever In the
village, that of Joseph Depeau, who il
having the disease In mild FORM
Mrs. Austin Witt has been In Spring
field for the past five weeks caring fol
her sister, Mis-. Bristol, who Is seriously
Il Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linus Putney have moved
from the Gerould house to the house or
the west road owned by Mrs. Emily
Thompson.
i Mrs. Luther Crawford entertained the
Hydeville Ladies' tea party yesterday az
ternoon at Pasturelands farm. This or
gan1zation bids fair to become as popular
as the famous "Stag" club of few years
ago.
| Miss Genevieve Dimmick is in the No
BILE hospital In Westfield, Mass. where