The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1902-08-07
Miss Eva Morey is visiting in westford.

Sunday.
g. i. Baker Is spending few days In
New York.
Mrs. Charles Holt and Miss Celia Holt
are visiting In Hampton.
Mrs. George Bowler of Woonsocket Is
the guest of Miss Minnie Mullen.
Lawyer M. d. OConnell has returned
from few days. stay In Colchester.
The Invincibles will play the Orcutt-
vllles on the latter's grounds Saturday.
Mrs. Julia o. Converse of Woburn,
Mass, is guest at Chauncey Orcutt's.
Francis Panciera, who has been quite
Ill with typhoid fever, is nearly recov-
cred.
MIR. and Mrs. Anthony Adams are
spending q vacation at Provlncetown,
Mass.
Mrs. e. T. Russell Is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Truesdell, In
Springfield.
Mrs. J. j. Hassett and children of Lee,
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
O'Halloran.
Francis and Robert Barton of Palmer
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Mclaughlin.
George W. Carter of Norwich and Miss
Sara A. Shaw of Boston are guests at the
Springs House.
The month old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Festi died yesterday morning OF
cholera infantum.
1t Is expected that the Eagles will cross
bats with the Monsons on the latter's
grounds Saturday.
F.W Golf acted as caterer on the train
for the Monson excursion Tuesday, and
did brisk business.
Richard W. Ellis has new sail boat
on Crystal Lake. The new boat Is quite
fast and is called the Nancy"
At meeting of the court of burgesses,
held Tuesday evening, A. A. Stebbins
was appointed a special police officer.
The striking weavers of Rawitser's mill
still remain out, and the prospect for an
early settlement does not seem promis.
ing.
Give Harrington returned the first Of
| the week from a vacation In Hartford
and has resumed his duties at the Ellis
grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Phipps and
daughter, Maud, of Southbridge, Mass,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Web
ster at Crystal Lake.
The pipe for. the Edgewood sewer has
arrived, but the car for Maple street has
not come. AS the plan is to do Maple
street first, the work has not been starte d
The civil case of Collette against Kemp
| will be tried In the borough court Mon
day. Collette sues to recover wages
which he alleges the defendant owes him.
Painters and decorators are putting the
finishing touches on the repairs to the up
per floor of Brown Bros. new block. M.
F. Browns restaurant on the opposite
side of the street Is also In the hands of
the decorators.
Mrs. s. B. Bishop, who is stopping at
Mashapaug, leaves for Woodstock tomor-
row. Rev. E. w. Bishop, who Is also
there, will return to Concord the first of
the week. A party of eleven went to
Mashapaug Tuesday, and were guests Of
Mrs. Bishop.
All of the teachers In the town, with
the exception of Miss g. A. Mark Of
grade six In the borough and Miss e. J
Whalen, teacher In music, have accepted
the invitation of the school committee to
return for another year. The schools
will resume session Wednesday, Septem
| Der Sd.
Anthony Adams Is putting up vino
mill at Maryland Park for Alvarado How
ard. The tower is 20 feet high. and tn.
motor Is ten feet in diameter. 1t will b.
used to pump water for the hotel and cot
tages. The storage tank Is to be movet
to y new location and new tower will
be built to support 1t. Henry Wise ant
Frank Butterfield are setting up the mill
Oscar Richards of Manchester ha
bought the George Mathews place a
Moose Meadow, through the, Nelson
Towne agency. Mr.. Richards paid TO
the farm with bank book on bank ii
Il OH nd ho h1O
of $75 more than the farm came to, Mr.
Towne paid the balance In cash. 1t wa.
thought that Mr.. Towne had acted hastily
In the transaction, but later development.
proved that his judgment was all right.
| Stafford.
Miss Gertrude Wightman is visiting
relatives at Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Goodell have movet
to house on Stafford Street.
Miss Jennie MacCallum left Tuesday
for visit with friends and relatives II
Boston and vicinity.
A ball team from Moose Meadow viii
play with the home nine on the loca
ground next Saturday.
George Ames and son of Lowell, Mass.
were guests over Sunday of Mr.. Ames
niece, Mrs. E. III. Pinney.
All departments of the Pinney Gram
mar school will commence the fall tern
Wednesday, September Sd.
i John g. Findeisen and Miss Berth
Seuss Of Springfield spent Sunday witt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown.
Charles Bentley and family from Wood
bury have moved into one of the cempa
ny's tenements at Hydeville
The Gypsy camp ground had severa
additional arrivals Friday, and on Mon
day they all took their departure.
The Phoenix mill has added 10 it's equip