The Press., 1903-04-02
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Mrs. Andrew Wilton has gone TO Weet
Kingston, r. l., for a visit.
Miss Sadie Comins is visiting Mrs. ].
A. Simpson of Orange, Mass.
L. D. Gary Is driving a new pair OF
heavy horses, purchased In Hartford.
Miss Emma Kuehne is home from the
New Britain normal school for two weeks.
Samuel Kuslansky returned the first OF
the week from a business trip to New
York.
w. L. Bishop of Holyoke was the guest
of his daughter, Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin,
over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Witt is home from the
Connecticut Agricultural college for a
weeks vacation.
Miss Grace Harwood, who Is teaching
In Milford, Mass. is at her home here for
a vacation of one week.
Miss Carrie Comins and DIR. j. B. Com
ins of Springfield were at their home on
Grown street over Sunday.
There will be no preaching services at
the Methodist church Sunday, owing to
the conference now In progress.
Rev. e. A. Burnham occupied his pull
pit last Sunday. Mr.. Burnham has not
fully recovered but Is able to be out and
around.
At the meeting of the Stafford Country
club for whist at the Springs house Mon
day evening the prizes were received by
Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin and g. L. Dennis
Owing to a misplaced switch, a car load
ed with fruit jars consigned to Harvey
Chapman was tipped over In the Central
Vermont freight yard Saturday night. 1t
was righted Monday and traffic was not
delayed. Very few of the jars were brok-
en-.
Annie Kennedy, Al wife of Timothy Grady,
died at her home on Main street last Sat-
urday morning. Her death was particu-
larly sad and the family have the SYM
pathy of all who are acquainted with the
particulars Of the case. Mrs. Grady has
lived In town for the past 25 years and
was thoroughly respected and liked. She
was a conscientious member of st Ed
wards church, and always willing to lend
a helping hand where 1t was needed. Be-
sides her husband, to whom she was uni
ted about three years ago she leaves two
children by her first marriage. or the
children, Robert Hampston is employed
at Schnectady, N. Y, and Miss Bessie
Hampston resides at the home here. The
funeral was largely attended from St. Ed
wards church Monday morning at 10
o'clock with a high requiem mass. The
bearers were James Warren, Daniel Sui.
Ivan, William Purcell, Frank Silk, F e.
and John Williams. The
burial was In st. Edwards cemetery.
The following Is list of veterans of
the rebellion buried In Hillside cemetery,
the name, company, regiment, and date
of death being given:
Rufus Chamberlin, sergeant Co. l, 16' b
Conn.,, wounded at Antietam, Sept. II,
1862, died Oct, 81, 1862.
Geo. Thompson, Co. l, 10th Conn died
Nov. IA, 1899.
Chas. 81. Roberts, sergeant, Co. 1, 10th
Conn, died May "a, 1899.
Barnard Lavery, Co. l, 10th Conn !,
died Oct. 26, 1894.
Amasa Colburn, Co. F, 16'h Conn,
died May 30, 1894.
nkk NJ U
died Sept. 8, 1887. ...
Joseph Lock, Co. E, 10th Conn.,, died
April 6, 1895.
William Rogers, Co. d, 25th Conn.,,
died In hospital at New Orleans July Q
1868, monument In Hillside cemetery.
David A. Smith, Co. l, 34th Mass,
died Dec 10, 1901.
Frank J. Weston, Co. F, 1st Mass cav
airy, died Oct. 8, 1875.
Augustus Washburn, Go. B, 11th Conn.
died March 25th, 1859. .. .....-.
David Holmes, Co. F, 18th Ohio, died
1902. III
Dwight Colburn, Co. E, 36th Mass ,,
died June IS, 1864.
The following books have been added
to the library and will be ready for cir
culation on Friday:
A-HIsToRY.
The Origin Of the Aryans, l. Taylor, 1915
First Steps in the History Of England, A. NJ.
rhe Cniidren's Life of Abraham Lincoln,
M. L. Putnam, 2918
The Spanish People, N. A. Hume, 1919
C-LITERATURE.
The Romance OF Old New England Roof
trees, NJ. G. Crawford, 292O
History Of American Literature, F. Pattee, 1921
E-sCIBNCE
Electric Toy Making for Amateurs, It. o.
How to become Successful Electrician, 1928
The Modern Mach1n1st: practical trea-
ttse on modern machine shop met hods, j.
shop Kinks, r. Grimshaw, 2Ss5
Gas, Gasoline and OIL Engines, G. D. His
cox, 2926
hardening, Tempering, Annealing and
Forging OF Steel, j. v. Woodworth, 29s7
Modern Machine Shop Tools, w. II. Van
Derv0Ort, 1928
Movements, Devices and Appli-
ances, G. d. Hiscox, 2929
Dragons of the AIR, H. G. Seeley, 293O
school OF the Woods, w. j. Long, 1909
Little Master Pieces of Science,
Invention and Discovery, 1881
Skies and Earth, 1892
Health and Healing, 1888
The Naturalist, 1884
Mind, 1886
Explorers, 1886
Beautiful Joe, NJ. Saunders, 1888
ful Joe, N. Saunders, 1893
Cruising on the st. Lawrence. E. t. Tom
Three Fair Maids, K. lyman, @n
Peterk1n, Mrs. MoleswOrth, 2942
REFERENCE DEPARTMENT.
standard Electrical Dictionary, by T.O'Con-
nor Sloane.
Letter to M. B.Fisk.