The Press., 1903-10-15
Sheriff Dickinson of Rockville was

i G. E. Wills of Monson has been
the guest of H. o. Butterfield.
Miss Mamie Squires has resumed
her duties in the Brown bakery.
| o. NJ. Brown, who has been on the
sick list, is able to be out again.
Miss Mary A. Howard is spending
few days in Washington, d. @.
States Attorney Reed is enjoying a
hunting trip of a few days in Union.
Miss 1. L. CLARK of Willimantic is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Coo
ley. -....
Samuel Maine has sold building
lot on Prospect street to Charles
Walker.
Regular meeting of Winter w. R.
@. next Wednesday afternoon, at 3
O'Clock.
Winter w. r. c., No. %, will give
supper Friday from . to z. Supper,
10 cents.
Frederick Guilman of Village Hill
has sold his place to Angelo and Ba-
telo Zamichici.
Miss Ella Harris is spending few
days in Boston. While there she will
sing at recital.
W. A. Comins is in Philadelphia
attending the national exhibit of car
riage manufacturers.
The seals shown during the fair are
still at the grounds. The next jump
will be to Columbus, Ohio.
The weather was perfect for the
Belchertown fair yesterday, and a
large numer attended from here.
The number of pupils in the high
school this year is 60, a larger num-
Der than for several previous terms.
Dr$L.sF. Eaton and H. w. Nc
Gregory ,of Palmer are in camp at
Crystal Lake, enjoying the hunting.
f. The Stafford high school football
team will play with Rockville high
ON the latter's ground Saturday, the
'24th. IT,
At the next meeting of Wauseon
lodge next Tuesday evening the first
degree will be worked ON two candi-
dates.
Charles @. Anderson, the livery
man, has been quite i'll with intesti-
nal trouble, but was reported better
yesterday.
Officials of the Grand Trunk system
passed through here yesterday ON two
drawing room cars attached to the st.
Lawrence. : p, -
Mrs. J. F. Huntfey, Miss Catherine
Huntley and Miss Neva Reynolds of
Oneida, N. Y, are guests of Mrs.
VIM. Smith. - ..... s..
be panied to learn that it has been
necessary for him to return to Hart
ford for treatment.
A veranda is to be built on the
south side of the Springs House, to be
enclosed in glass, making a sun piazza
for the winter guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Bishop of Hol- |
yoke were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Bishop remaining for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Birmingham of
Norwich, were recently guests of Mr..
md Mrs. Otis Gfrarman, Mrs, Burling-
nam being an aunt of Mrs. Chapman.
At the Epworth League meeting at
the M. E. church Sunday evening, at
5. As. Miss Mabel L. Kingsbury will
give her report of the Denver conven-
ton.
The first regular meeting of the
newly organized order of Foresters
was held last evening in Society hall.
A number of new candidates were in
itiated.
Richard M. Fisk, who has been en-
ployed as a book keeper at Rockville |
since May, has moved his household
goods to that city, and will reside ON
Grove street.
Daniel Hurley of Providence, for
mer resident, who has not been here |
since 1859, was in the borough last
week, for the fair. He was accom-
panied by his son. Leo.
The race horse that broke leg ON
the fair grounds last week was ship |
ped yesterday to New Hampshire, |
where it is owned. The injured leg
had been set and was in a cast. :
Next Sunday will be observed at
the Methodist church as Sunday
school rally day. Rev. @. S. Davis
will preach in the morning to the
young people ON "Gains of early dis
Mrs. Caroline Lathrop, 80. widow
of Rollins Lathrop, died ON the river
road, in the edge of Holland, Tuesday
from paralysis. The de-
ceased leaves two daughters, Mrs. Car
rie Williams of Tolland and Mrs. Jen-
ME Remmert of Hartford. The funer-
al was held at 100 p. m. to-day from
her late residence, Rev. E. A. Burn
ham officiating. The burial was in
the Stafford Springs cemetery.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
Home and Forign Missionary societies
Of the Congregational church was held
at the parsonage Tuesday afternoon,
and the following officers were elect
ed: President and vice-president of
both societies, Mrs. E. A. Burnham
and Mrs. G. H. Baker; secretary and
of the Home, Mrs. James
secretary and treasurer
Of the Foreign, Mrs. w. E. Demond;
iirectresses of the Home, Mrs. W. H.
Smith, Mrs. VII. Cooley, Mrs. Chris
topher Allen, Mrs. Charles Holt, Mrs.
w. W. Burwel.
Among the visitors here for the fair
were the following: John Hurley of
VT, and his son, James
P. Hurley, of Shelton; Mr.. and Mrs.
R. H. Small of New London, guests
NJ Mr. and MrS w pattan. Ua1to-I