The Press., 1902-09-25

Edison Concert monograph Tor SAFE
and to rent. Prof. T. F. Jordan.
Mrs. N. Nedeau will hold her milli-
merry opening the 26th and 9th. Mrs.
M. E. David Cardinal Is to continue with
Mrs. Nedeau this season, and will be
pleased to see all Of her former customers.
"A big tablet of good paper at The
Press Office for cents.
New Fall Outing Hats in latest col.
orings at G. 8. Beckwith's, East Main-st.
We have just received a new supply
of New Idea Patterns. The only 10c
patterns In town. E. r. Russell & Co.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
William Foster of Palmer was In town
over Sunday.
DIR. John English is spending a few
days 10 Hartford. -'.
Daniel Organ of Hartford has taken q
position with W. A. Comins. .,
e. T. Russell Co. will have their first
showing Of pattern hats tomorrow.
James s. Clark has reopened the Kelly
blacksmith shop on West Main street.
E. G. Jester of Chicago has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Comins.
Mrs. E. P. Whitcomb of Boston is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Weeden.
Mrs. N. Nedeau will hold her millinery
opening Friday and Saturday of this week
Miss Mabel Webber of Springfield was
the guest of Miss Sadie Comins over Sun
day.
Frank Daniels of Whiting, VT, Is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Ellis are visiting
their. daughter, Mrs. George J. Gordon
at Hazardville.
Miss Bertha Heald will spend the
winter In New York and will continue hel
studies In music.
Mrs. s. s. Taylor of Worcester is IL
town caring for her mother, Mrs. Georg.
Siswick, who Is Ill.
Jarvis Cady, the well-known hunter
drove into town yesterday with foul
'coons In his wagon.
Charles E. Monroe, the optician o
Southbridge, will be at the Springs House
next Monday and Tuesday.
Judge Parkess attended the annua
dinner of the municipal judges at LAKE
Compounce, Tuesday afternoon.
The republican caucus for the nomina
tion of town officers will be held at thu
town hall next week Friday evening.
E. q. Pinney, F. E. Fitzpatrick, J
Allen Mix and W. E. Hanley are attend
ing the democratic state convention al
Hartford.
w. p. Amadon, J. M. Larned, II. S.
Abel and J. N. Sibley attended the repub-
lican congressional convention In Hart
ford last Saturday.
Among those who have been in Boston
this week on B. & A. stock are Smith
Page, w. 81. Head, Miss Bertha Heald,
II. E. Burwell and G. s. Baker
The selectmen and town clerk will be
in session next Saturday at the town
house from to 10, and at the borough
hall from to for the purpose of making
voters.
A turkey supper will be served at the
Crystal Lake hotel next Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Bowler figures that many o
the people who pass his place after at
tending the fair all day will be in just tn
mood to enjoy good turkey dinner. III
will also hold a dance the same evening.
The annual meeting of corporators O
the Stafford library association will b
held next Monday evening at the librar.
rooms at 730. Beside the regular bust
ness Of the meeting an amendment to tn
constitution of the association, to pro
vide for the holding Of the annual meet
ing In January instead of September
will be proposed.
Miss Hannah E. Walden, home depart
ment secretary Of the Connecticut Sunda
School association, will speak at the Con
gregational church next Sunday morning
on the opportunities, privileges and worl
In the home department of the Sunda
school. Miss Walden will also give a
address In the Sunday school rally da
exercises at 10 m. the same day.
Mrs. Julia E. Jones, rs, widow of Eph
rain Jones, died at the home of her so
In Rockville last Friday morning fror
the infirmities of old age. She lived
Stafford for thirty years previous to NOV
ing to Rockville about two years ago
She leaves two sons, L. M. Jones of Rock
Vile and E. T. Jones Of Hampden, Mass
and two daughters, Mrs. W. H Foster Q
Lisbon Falls, Me-, and Mrs. W. A. Hill
of Hartford. The funeral was held in tn
N. E. church here Sunday afternoon
Rev. G. 8. Davis officiating The buria
was In the Stafford Springs cemetery.
Contractor A. E. Converse Is remodel
ing the front of the store In Warren
block to be used as the new location TO
the post Office. Permission to move ha
been received from Washington, and tn
removal will take place as soon as practi
cable. There will be some changes II
the location of the boxes to conform t.
the new conditions, and twenty or NOR
lock boxes will be added. The loci
boxes will face the front, and the cal
boxes the side, the corridor occupying tn
front and part of the side of the room
The front Is to be changed, and will con
tain two doors and large plate glas
window. The window will be where tn
old entrance was, and the doors placed Of
the sides.