The Press., 1903-06-25

"A new lot OF remnants of cottor
goods and calico, bought right. Also 6
nice lot OF worsted remnants. Samue
Kuslansky.
Mrs. M Nadeau, successor to Mrs
David Cardinal, Is holding q special sale
on summer hats, and all summer goods
are being sold below cost Sale will con-
tinue fill July 4sh, when she will close for
this season. 3"
Use WOODBRIDGE Starch. Beats any.
thing yet produced for white and colored
goods. NJ. l. Smith agent.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
e. II. Hopkins attended q wedding at
Athol yesterday.
Miss Alberta and Miss Iva Eaton are
visiting In Providence.
]. g. Martin and family are at the
Crane cottage at Crystal lake.
Miss Bertha Witt Is home from the
Connecticut agricultural college.
Miss Nina Atwood of Auburn, Me-, Is
the guest Of Miss Margaret Cooley.
Miss Mabel Ksvanaugh of Hartford
was at her home here over Sunday.
Miss Carrie b Loomis Of Westehester
Is the guest Of Miss Blanche Cleaveland
Miss Cora Burwell and Miss Ruth
Walker are home from Mt .Holyoke col
lege.
The grocers will close their stores all
day July 4th, but will remain open Friday
evening.
Mrs. Henry Newton and son, Edward,
Of Monson. have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. e. l.. Burr this week.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Carl Converse of
Springfield were the guests Of Mrs. G. H
Baker Tuesday and yesterday.
The high school team defeated the
grammar school team In a game of ball
last Friday afternoon by score of % to
81.
James Fitton has returned from two
weeks vacation at Pleasure beach. Mrs.
Fitton, who Is also at the beach, will re-
main for q time.
Miss Alice Reed has returned from her
school at Westerly. States Attorney and
Mrs. Reed, who have been at Westerly,
accompanied her.
Richard Rudge, who has had three
years service as a marine In the orient,
has landed at California, and Is expected
home on Through. '"'s-s
Mrs. Fl. f. Moore OF Ithaca, N. Y,
formerly Miss Grace Marks, and teach
81 here, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank LeDoyt over Sunday.
opH Mra Ar - ~, -,
commencement exercises at Wellesley
this week. Their daughter, Miss Kate,
was member of the graduating class.
VIM. b. Beeohing of New York City
has been a guest at the Stafford house.
Mr.. Beeching spent q part OF his vacation
at Union, where he spent his early years.
The members of the G. A. r. and w.
X. C. and their families are requested to
meet at Memorial hall Wednesday even
Ing, July 1 to be entertained by friends. /"
Mr.. and Mrs Mp ,. Walker, Mrs
w. E. psaord and Mrs. Mary Freeman
% nave been attending the commencement
exercises at Mt. Holyoke college this
week.
Robert FowIe Of Sioux City, formerly
landlord at the Springs house, Is still
quite weak, and not much hope Is ex-
pressed for his recovery. He Is suffering
with Bright's disease.
A delegation from the Temple of Hon.
or, with invited friends, about 40 In all,
attended strawberry festival given at
the home Of Rowland Bates at Moose
Meadow last Thursday evening.
The Rawitser mills shut down Monday
noon and will remain closed until after
July LIST. This course Is made necessary
by the death of Lewis Rawitser and the
consequent settling of the estate.
Regular meeting Of Winter w. r. c.,
No. %, next Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. A full attendance Is desired to
hear the report of the delegates who WIS.,
lied the soldiers home last week.
DIR. L. +. Eaton stuck an instrument
into one of the fingers of his left hand
last Saturday. His entire arm has been
poisoned by the wound, and he has been
unable to practice his profession part of
the week.
Owing 70 the unfavorable weather, the
dance given last Saturday evening for the
benefit Of the baseball club did not draw
large attendance. There had been a
good advance sale of tickets, however,
and the team Is financial winner.
Among the summer visitors at the
Springs house are Mrs. E. II. Rogers and
Mrs a Willard Connolly of Atlantic
City; Mrs. q. ID. Fredrieks of New York {;
Miss Z. Duncan Of Newark; Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Russell Of Springfield
There were 80 excursion tickets sold to
New London at this station yesterday,
the attraction being the Barnum & Bailey
Circus. Quite number have gone down
to-day to witness the Harvard Yale boat
race, special rate of $1.45 for the event
being In effect
Ionic lodge OF Masons held their regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening and worked
the Sd degree. Visitors were present
and banquet was served. A stable
delegation from Wolcott lodge were
among the guests. Past Master ,. Carl
Converse of Springfield was present and
assisted In the work.
At the meeting Of the Stafford Country
club held Monday evening the age re-
quired for admission to the club was re-
dueed from IS IA years A match with
the Rockville club on the local grounds
has been arranged for July 25th. The
program for Saturday will be match be-
tween the ladies and the men, the ladies
to have handicap. ..s.,.-.a
The L. ]. Coburn Land and Lumber
company Of New Britain has an advertise
ment elsewhere on this page calling at
tention to the building lots being sold by