The Press., 1903-01-22
Harry E. Burwell was In springfeld

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Supper will be served Friday from t.
2 by the Winter W. r. @.
William Streeter has returned to towI
and taken a job with Keefe Bros.
Lswyer O'Connell has been spending 1
part of the week at East Hartford.
Miss Grace Harwood Is Ill with tn,
measles at her home on High street.
Miss Sybil Tracy of Jewett City hsl
been the guest of Mrs. G. W. Beckwith.
Mrs. A. D. johnson has been spending
few weeks with relatives in Willingtont
Rev. G. II. Puffer and ]. M. Leach are
In camp at Mashapaug for q few days
fishing.
g. @. Parkess Is attending the meeting
of the Grand lodge of Masons in New
Haven.
Miss q. A. Beckwlth has returned from
visit Of few days with her sister a
Jewett City.
Mrs. ]. J. Ellis and daughter, Mrs. /
]. Chsce, are expected home from New
York on Saturday.
The subject OF the sermon at Grace
church next Sunday morning will bt
Change of heart"
Mrs. Samuel Rockwell and Mrs. Johr
Foster have returned from a visit In
Hartford and vicinity.
Rev. John D. Coyle of New Haven PAID
brief visit TO his former pensioners here
the latter part of last week.
A. w. KIngsbury has hired the cottage
of j. F. Chamberlin on School street re-
Gently occupied by F. G. Sanford.
Among the requests of the late Rev.
F. L. DeBruycker of Willimantic was
one of 81 900 to st. Edwards parish.
Miss Jennie Hewitt is Ill and confined
to her home. Her school Is In charge oil
her sister, Mrs. r. w. Smith, during hel
illness.
The indications are that the Teutonis
masquerade ball at their hall on West
Main street tomorrow evening will bt
largely attended.
Harmony Temple of Honor will have
six candidates to initiate next Wednesday
evening. There will be an oyster supper
after the Initiation.
Joseph Rabideau will sell his personal
property and farm on the road from Stat
ford Hollow to Oreuttville at auction mex
Monday at 10 a. m.
Adelbert Needham left this morning
for two-w weeks trip to Iowa and othel
western points. He will select more
horses for the spring business.
Miss Ethel Gary is confined to hel
home on East-MaID street, as the result
of eoasting accident on Tolland hill
She has badly sprained ankle.
The vital statistics for the year include
% marriages, 63 deaths and 81 births.
The death rate Is the smallest for years.
The births include but one set of twins.
At the meeting of the Country club
whist club at the Springs house Tuesday
evening there were eight tables. Miss
III. /. Newton and G. B. Pinney received
the prizes.
A transparency has been placed on the
west end Of Ionic hall, and on nights of
chapter meetings a red light will be
shown, and blue light for a meeting of
the blue lodge.
F. F. Pstten, Rev. G. s. Davis, Alva-
RADIO Howard, w. 81. Reed and DR.. L. F.
Eaton went to Mashapaug Monday on a
fishing trip and returned yesterday. They
caught about twenty-five, with no unusu-
ally large ones.
An engine short of good fuel was STALL
ed here one day this week, Station Agent
Parkhurst bought enough of a car con.
signed to Rawitser & Bro. to give 1t a
new start. A report has been current
that the coal was stolen, but this Is moi
correct.
Paul Champagne's six year old son was
quite badly injured In a coasting accident
on Church street last week, double rip.
per on which he was riding collidlng with
team, cutting large cash In his leg.
DR.. Smith was obliged to put In eight
stitches In closing the wound.
The supper and entertainment at Grace
church last evening drew large attend
anee. The one-aet comedy, 1.-THE Burg.
lars" was cleverly presented and we'll re.
eeived. At a point in the play where T.
r. Prentice and VIM. Benton were on the
stage two large, beautifully decorated
pumpkins were presented to them, while
the special recognition of two members o.
the company Is liable to arouse jealousy
among the other members, as serious CON
sequences are anticipated.
STAFFORD.
Henry Pero Is at home from New Lon
don for a weeks visit.
ID. ]. Sullivan, who holds a position In
Boston, was In the village over Sunday.
Earl Walbridge Is the new addition tc
the elerking force at H. F. Cady's store.
Carl Moore has taken a temporary po
sition at the Ellis grocery store at the
Springs.
E. II. Pinney Is In New York this
week and Is taking a look at the automo-
bile show.
Rev. g. w. Sheppard will preach Ii
the Methodist church at the Springs to-
morrow evening.
The Riverside Wooden company added
shear Of the latest improved pattern tt
its equipment Monday.
Rev. F. Fl. Divine of Hartford Is ex
pected to begin q series of extra meetings
In the Baptist church February 9th.
E. G. Pinney Is attending the sessions
Of the Masonic grand lodge in New Ha-
ven this week as delegate from Wolcot
lodge.
The cars OF corn which Jacob Glover