The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1903-04-09
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srAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
John Burr has been visiting relatives
In Monson.
John Smiledge has a new horse that Is
high stopper.
Nelson M. Towne has sold farm at
Moose Meadow to Everett FL. Brown of
Westerly, R. L
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin were
in Warren, Mass. over Sunday.
James Mack of Thompsonville has been
spending week at his home here.
Mrs. Robert Quinley and two children
are visiting relatives in Bennington, VT
James Fitton attended the New Eng
land Methodist conference at Brockton.
Miss Mary Leach was home from the
New Britain normal school for over SUM-
day.
Robert Buckley has returned from
visit of q week with friends In Chicopee
and Springfield.
Mrs. James Walker has returned to
Milford, Mass, after spending a week
with Mrs. Charles Harwood.
Jesse Clifford has bought of F. F. Pat
ten building lot on Furnace avenue ad-
joining the residence Of his father, Joseph
Clifford.
The reports In the case OF Charles Ford
continue favorable, and 1t Is expected
that he will be able to return to his home
the last Of the week.
Frederic Faulkner and Dana Gary
caught good strings on fishing trip Mon
day. Mr.. Gary got 90 and Mr.. Faulkner
"a, all good sized ones.
Mrs. Andrew Sawyer of Bridgeport Is
with her mother during the time that her
sister, Miss Emily Filler, is at Hartford
for medical treatment.
Miss Maggie Mack has returned from
the Adirondacks, where she has been
spending some time In the hope that the
change would benefit her health.
Benjamin Arnold has bought out the
Dimock market, and will take possession
May 11th. In the meantime new and
modern ice-box will be constructed.
Miss May Smith has returned from
Lawrence, Kan, where she has been TAX
ing two-years' course In the University
of Kansas. Miss Smith has entered Bay
Path In Springfield for teachers course.
The Congregational church committee
have decided to award the contract for
the new organ to the Austin organ COM
pany of Hartford. The new organ will
probably be put in some time during the
month Of August, while the vacation sea-
son Is on.
Plans are completed for the Easter ball
to be given by the Young American ath-
letic club at their hall on Westford-ave.
next Monday evening, and good attend
ance Is looked for. The floor managers
are James Kenney, John Crane and VIM.
Delligan. Tickets are rs cents.
Names of soldiers, with their company
and regiment, also date of death, who are
buried or have monuments to their men,
ory in Stafford Street cemetery:
Albert @. Pinney, Co. d, 25th Conn.,,
Oct. %, 1901.
Julius Pinney, Co. D, 25th Conn.,, Dec
81, 1899.
Henry Rock, Co. G. 4th Vermont, Feb.
10, 1899.
William Horton, Co. B, nth Conn.,,
and Co. l, 10th Conn, killed at Antietam,
Sept. II, 1862.
Amasa Norton, Co. B, 11tb Conn.,,
Jan. 8, 1858, at Newbern, N. G.
Chas. w. Newell, 18th Mass artillery,
Dec. II, 1902, In Springfield.
Francis 81. Wardwell, 9th Mass., Nov.
2, 1880.
John s. Carpenter, U. s. navy, Sept.
%, 1866.
John Kaye, Co. A, 22d Mass, April 9,
1865, buried In National cemetery at Ar
lington.
STAFFORD VILLAGE CEMETERY.
Erastus g. Roath, Co. /, 10th Conn,
date Of death unknown.
Julius L. Parsons, Co, A, 1st Conn. H.
A., Oct. IA, 1884, buried at Bermuda
Hundred, Va.
John Mccarthy, Co. L, 1st Conn. H.
A., July %, 1854, supposed to be buried
In Worcester.
MOOSE MEADOW CEMETERY.
James w. Brooks, Co. l, 10Th Conn,
Oct. II, 1862.
James Battey, Co. b. Sd Minnesota,
buried at Pine Bluff, Ark.
Sampson Hewlett, Co. D, 25th Conn.,,
July 1, 1888.
Adfur j. Sprague, let Conn. cavalry,
Co. D, 9Th Conn.,, and 11th Conn.,, date OF
death unknown.
Jason E. Twiss, Co. 1, 10th Conn.,,
killed at Antietam Sept II, 1869, buried
on battlefield.