The Press., 1903-08-13
srArrORD SPRINGS.

MISS Nate donovan Is SponuinS NaC0-
tion with her parents here.
John t. Siswick and family are spend
Ing q vacation In Providence.
The Stafford worsted mill Is closed
down for q week for repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Farnsworth are Wis
iting relatives In New London.
Mrs George Bowler of Woonsocket Is
the guest OF Miss Minnie Mullen.
Miss Amelia Bacon of Ware Is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Rodman.
A. d. Brown Is In Rolyoke looking af-
ter his business interests In that city.
Alfred Slswick Is In Worcester, the
guest Of his sister, Mrs =. 8. Taylor.
Miss g. A. washburn has resumed the
duties of orgsnist at the IL. E church.
Mrs. Mary Bourne OF Brooklyn is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. William MoIrsll.
Miss Lucy Alden will entertain q party
Of her young friends to morrow afternoon.
Miss Kate Grady Of Indian Orchard
visited relatives In the borough over
Sunday. -.......
Mrs. Ell. q. Wheeler and Mrs. Henry
Butterfield have returned from visit to
Springfield.
Misses Annie and Margaret Feeley Of
Providence are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Juan Brown.
Mrs. Lucy Chapman and daughter,
Grace, OF Dorchester, are guests of Mrs.
Stevens on High-st.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Fiske Of Spring
field have been guests of her mother,
Mrs. Marilda Barrett.
Mrs. N. Hernenway Of Orcuttvine has
blush rose In blossom now for the Sec
ond time this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Engley and son,
Frank, are spending vacation at Block
Island and other places.
Mrs. Z. 7. Russell Is spending vscs-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. o.
Truesdell, In Springfield
A delegation of the Temple Of Honor
will go on q trip to Mt. Tom next Sum-
day, weather conditions permitting.
J.W. Brown Of Hartford, national or
ganIzer for the socialist party, will speak
In Haymarket square this evening on $50
ciallsm."
Karl Kuehne has taken the position OF
foreman In the fire department, made va
can't by the removal from town of George
Remmert.
P. A. Bregler & Co. of Springfield have
brought suit against Nicholas Separ to
recover on account. The action was
brought by Attorney Fisk.
w. A. Comins has built during the past
year fifteen large team wagons. This Is
very good output for his plant In con-
nection with the other work done
Miss Nettie Needham returned to her
home In Orcuttville last Saturday from
the Norwich hospital, fully recovered
from an operation for the removal Of a
tumor.
A. E. Converse has taken the contract
to build q 5000 residence at Monson.
Louis Bolieau and Charles Converse have
gone to Monson and are employed on the
construction of the new building.
Advertised letters Bellante Angelo,
Mrs. Lewis E. Dwight, John Hage, Mrs.
Francis Parkhurst, Mrs. r. p. Rich
mond, VIM. Richter, Sam Rock, Jeffer-
son Regan, Edward Bartlett Wieks, Miss
Ellen Wade, Mrs. Emma Brown, Mrs.
Clara Butler.
Lorenzo Sartori of Staffordville was be-
fore the borough court Tuesday charged
with illegal selling, reputation and keep
ing with Intent to cell. He pleaded not
guilty, and the case was continued until
next Tuesday. He was placed under
$500 bonds, which he furnished.
Preparations are nearly completed for
the sixth annual reunion Of the Holmes
Cady association at Evergreen park next
Thursday. The executive committee are
preparing musical and literary program,
and ball game Is being talked Of as an
additional feature for the sports.
Engine No. $50 was on the iron nearly
all day yesterday In the local freight
yard. The day before Il ran Oh the track
on . curve at Norwich, and was OF 81
minutes. A few weeks ago It run OF an
embankment up the line, and had only
Just came out of the shops. Railroad
men say that the engine Is unlucky.
The annual Christian Endeavor excur.
sion to Watch Hill and Block Island will
be run Saturday. Tickets are on sale
from Palmer to South Coventry, inclu.
sive, at OIL % for the round trip. Tickets
good for over Sunday can be secured fol
81 rs. This popular excursion Is unden
the auspices Of the Willimantic Christian
Endeaver union.
Prof. Edgar Priest, organist Of st
Johns church. Kingston, N. Y, Is 4
guest OF j. T. Wood OF the borough. Mr.
Priest viii give an organ recital 10 thu
Episcopal church next Tuesday evening
beginning at 8 o'clock. Every one Is cor
daily invited to attend A collection
viii be taken to defrsy the expense o
tuning the organ.
The premium list for the annual fair
Oct. 9, 2 and 8, has been revised and I
In the hands OF the printer. There hai
been an Increased superintendent In sew
eral departments AT meeting Of thu
directors, held Saturday afternoon, Z. G
Dennis, C B. Gary and Gardner Hall
Jr., were elected on the entertainment
COMMITTEES. The schedule Of races has
bean made up and Is as follows: Tues
day, Oct 6, as2 class. purse $500; s.4l
class, purse, esoo. Wednesday the az
and 2. 10 Glasses VIII be put on; purses
aa50 and a0OO. Thursday the 2S2 anC