The Press., 1903-11-19
0. R. Newton has taken . position

V. r. NSWbOu HAS bkAk0u 0 pOcAeAO dewithft theTpsHRN TRoolen pempany.
 MieAasl AASS sierk at the staffor'
 s.s. ESa' ! sat # esse e sfs Worcester for fs'
 Miss Mepas Adams is in New Yorl : ssi96ti6g mafchafdise for the holiday itrade.
 sl 7Bm9 nBeAMn asF fqmpeFarily em' lp1oyed in the clothing store of J. M. Leach. ,,Et 9nJfst U .ts,@$t,[
 l.g Sidney Siswick has. been quite ill
 with tonsilitis, but is now, able, to be
 out again.
 f , The rhoofs a>i HAssclose for the Thanksgiving vacation of one week
 next Tuedays,. ss, ;. < a. aF
 I Danieli Hurley. Who hes pesFns 3em,F
 ployed at Woonsocket, has returned to
 his home here. 'A< Y '' .
 Dr:: and Mrs. "A. O. Comihs are re- lreiEing congratulations or. .,the birth
 of daughter the 17th.. ,A
 Mrs. John Rhodes, who resides near Brooks saw mill. is quite 7A with in-
 fiammation of the bowels. .lE s, ae> ..5. ,s
 There will be meeting of Ionic ! lodge next Tuesday evening" at which
 the M. M. degree will be worked. The local order of Foresters will go Ito Rockville this evening to meet lodges of Somersville, Hartford and Rockville. e-t si'ti8s-H ..$.
 Cornelius Donovan and Miss Kath- arine Muliens are to. be united in mar riage next Tuesday morning at St. Ed ward s5ehuroh.f h$tffh55,.
 Rev. C.S. Davis returned dItllisgm01n. ing from South Manchester, where he was called to preach for his brother Tuesday >e7ading.. ~
 ffe sifostesasess { S of the meeting of the Current Events club next Monday evening will be Mrs. s. A. Jacobs and Ms. James Mclaughlin. '~
 Smith and Labonte have sold their farm in willington to Nelson Towne, and will move ito Stafford as soon as suitable tenement can be found.
 A. E. Converse is building pigeon house 72 by 16 for Mrs. Jennie E. Drake at West Stafford. Mrs. Drake will raise squsbs for the city market.
 Henry F. Holtham and family are spending a few weeks at Hyde Park. Andrew Amidof is filling the position made vacant at the store, of fs F. J. GhsgdisE. f
 -sAfhof Masssy ychFenfcle Ut is stated that Lawyer.,R. H. Back has left town and will not return. His business is in charge of his partner, H. R. Walk CT, of Orange. ,HH 7 .esrsy9
 Jennie, the two-years-old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Pietro Panciera, died 4ast Friday of septic, poisSping. The funeral was heldfrom St Edwards church Sunday forenoon.
 There will be Thanksgiving prayer service at the Congregational church Thanksgiving day at s,15 a. sm. All are fnvited.% c Hevsfs H vWsfs Msssrs. c. S. Davis and E. A, .Burnham will con- duct this 7ssefriyfee.s x 9ls z1.te, -:. . .La1dloads AfsGarshss of the Stafford House will fserye 3 ssmEqve and turkey supper at the hotel this evening at | B. 30. A menu hastbeen 'drfanged that will meet with the, approbationsof those who attend. .s, .,1oIs ssss,al.
 Thanksgiving comes next Thursday, | and the present 'fndicatiUnS are 'tiiat there will he.a pretty :general.closing of business places all, day, The grocers will close all day, and several others have, anRoancea. bh bheirsintention of doing .likewiser.9c {.raE .5.,.,asT MT. and Mrs. Seth Schofeld of Yil- iage Hill have the sympathy of their friends in the loss of their infant son, who died Tuesday from the effects of pneumonia The funeral will be held from Ethe khouse this Rfternoon at 1 o'clock, and the burial will be in the Stafford Springs cemetery.
 Eugenia 0. Matthews appeal from the probate court for the district of Stafford, which has been, pending in the superior court of Holland county, on Tuesday was transferred to the superior, eosEtfof Hartford county un- der an agreement between E. D. Rob- bins fer thsfaPpellans and 1Rerkins 6 Perki3s f% the sppellees. -
 E. D. Royce has returned from his trip to Maine, and brought with him two handsome specimens of the deer family. MT. Royce has presented one of the animals to the Temple of Hon. or, and this organization will have a venison supper Monday. evening of next week at the lodge rooms. The tickets will be on sale at Jaeobsenss store. to members. A special meeting VII BsAheld 6h Friday evening to per- tssgstifla franaeia 5 y ' l
 Lonis H. Stevens has purchased of I Anders Jaeobsens the tea ia1fd coffee business owned bytheElatter, and will start in about the first of December. Mr Stevens is we'll known and popu- | lar locally. and d-his isaffiends wish him 1 much success in ehis paw business. MT. Jacobsen sells. this part of his business to enable him to' give more time for a new line that he will push. | He has taken the state of Connecticut l for the new Similia remedies, which | are -hscoming fayorablS known locally. | t3Tha first of asssrifssIaof s fs .tigree organ recitals by Prof. F. J. Benedict of l Brooklyn. was given on the new organ at the Congregational cilurchb liast | evening. This was MT. Benedict's second 'appaafahc9 'in concert work or .fn fn | andi his wide ssange Sfi seleel tions and masterful performance were l1xy =. = -