The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1903-07-23
srAEroRD SPRINGS.

J. M. Sheehan OF Newburg, N. Y, Is a
guest at Woodlawn.
DIR. ]. B. Comlns made brief visit to
his home here this week
Miss Ethel Gary Is visiting Miss Maud
and Miss lola Simouds at Hartford
Earl Gary Is spending vacation with
his grandmother at East Wilmington.
Mrs. w. II. Smith and Miss Huntley
have gone to Block Island for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooley of Buffalo
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. III Cooley.
M. M. Lewis and family OF Brooklyn
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Nichols,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dennis leave this
week for few weeks at Bar Harbor, Me.
Miss Ellen Remmert Is spending two
weeks vacation In Providence and viein-
lily.
Fred Burwell and G. r. Newton are
going into camp at Crystal Lake Satur-
day.
Miss M. NJ. Wardwell andl Miss Mena
Adams visited friends In Wilbraham over
Sunday.
Mrs. Z. Heavens Of Naugatuck is visit
lug her nleces, the Misses Sldawsy, on
Hlgh-st.
The Hawks played ball with the Wales
team last Saturday, and won by a score
OF IL to 10.
M ora NJ, II uorar ~ Narv u0van
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Fitzpatrick.
Mrs. W. E. Demond and sons, Robert,
Miles and Daniel, are at North Adams
for a vacation.
Miss Mamie Mnllens has returned from
q two-weeks' vacation at Boston and
neIshboring beaches.
Mrs. William Hawkins and Miss Sadie
Hawkins of Hartford are guests OF DIR.
and Mrs. F. L. Smith.
A Simplex type-setting machine Is to
be added to the equipment of The Press
ONCE In about two weeks
A golf match between the Country club
team and the Rockville team Is to be
played here Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Bidwell, Mrs. John
Brockbank and Eva Morey have gone to
Mr.. Bidwells cottage at Mashapaug.
Miss Ella Murray Is at Mercy hospital,
Springfield, for treatment for appendicitis. |
The operation was performed yesterday.
G. P. Broadway Is shipping $50 feet of
penstoek to Troy, N. Y, where he has
recently sold 1OO-horse power water
wheel.
Chas. II. Moore and Charles and Nor
ris Demond are camping at Mashapaug.
Charles Chandler will be with them over
Sunday.
Preparations for the excursions go mer-
rily on, and the Indications are that both
will have large attendance. Many will
attend both.
Mrs. Emma Whitaker has bought the
cottage at the corner Of Edgewood and
Silver street of F. F. Patten, and will
occupy the same.
]. NJ. Leach, his daughters, Miss Mary
and Miss Helen, Miss Marguerite Morrall
apd Miss Maud Chandler, are camping at
Mr.. Leach's island at Mashapaug.
Miss Jessima j. Matthias, who was
with Miss Beckwith during the last mil
llnery season, was united In marriage last
Wednesday to Robert Scott Arbel at
Scranton, Penn.
The weekly hops at the Springs house
are to be held Saturday evenings In fu-
ture, instead Of Monday evenings. Con-
eerts are held each evening, to which the
tOwnspeople are welcome.
The Springs House will be crowdGd to
Its full capacity during August and the
management Is trying to get rooms out
side. One application for a room for fair
time has already been received.
The Episcopal Sunday school held q
very enjoyable picnic at Crystal lake last
Saturday. Mrs. Daniel Sullivan's sum-
mer cottage was used as headquarters.
In the afternoon, during the rain, the
grove pavilion was occupied.
@. g. Ellis lost q valuable horse Satur.
day night. The horse was apparently all
right Saturday night but was found dead
Sunday morning at Chauncey oreutt's
barn at Orcuttvills where the horse has
been kept lately near Its work.
Repairs and alterations on the syndi-
Lake are In progress, and the indications
are that the old time popularity of the
resort will be renewed this season. e.. 8.
Baker has recently purchased an interest
In the property from Mrs. Charles Fox.
Z. B. AlbertIne has resigned his posi-
ton as organist at the M. E. church. He
will spend a vacation with Rev. @. 8.
Davis at Lake WinnipIseogee. He will
take up the study Of music at the Boston
conservatory Of music about the middle
OF September. The church committee Is
advertising for an organist.
At meeting OF Wauseon lodge Of Odd
Fellows, held Tuesday evening, d. d. g.
NJ, NJ. J. Eaton Installed the following
officers: N. g., o. 8. Suenderhauf; v.
g., J. Fl. Reed; secretary, A. Z. Con-
verse; treasurer, E. K. Taft; r. 8. N.
G., Z. II. Engiey; L q. N. g., 8. f.
Clark i. G., VIM. Goodell; o. g., Hugh
Jenkins; r. 8. ". g., p. P. Davis L.
8. v. G., e. e. Marsdale-
Among the new arrivals at the Springs
house are Edward MAXWELL Of Troy; Mrs.
M. q. Jameson, Montclair, N. J.; Mrs.
Louis Arnold, Westerly, r. l.; William
w. Tapley, Springfield; Mrs. Clarence
Phillips, Troy Among the guests over
Sunday were Mrs. r. NJ. Gilbert, Wal
pole, n. H.; Mrs. McEllsry and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. g. Nichols. New York; O. l..
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