The Press., 1903-08-27

last Saturday and attended the excur-
Ision from there to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Loomer and
daughter drove to the. Willimantic
camp ground and back last Sunday.
Mrs. Eden Shaw and Mrs. Hubbard
of Wales spent Thursday and Friday
with Mrs. w. f. Peel at Crescent Is
land.
Mrs. Frank s. Miller and daugh-
tiers, Ina M. and Lura E., of Worces-
ter, are at Ezra 8. Colburn's for
while.
/ Mr. and Mrs. VIM. A. Thompson
and little son were guests of their
cousin, Charles D. Colburn, at Palmer
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. A. Bosworth, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Miller and Arthur Bos-
worth spent Sunday in Rock Meadow
with relatives.
The following were at camp meet
ing over Sunday: Rev. f. W. Gray,
Miss Edna Melbourne, Mrs Mahlon
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During the severe thunder storm
Tuesday afternoon quite little dam
age was done to the electric lights
Several persons in the village received
lslight shocks
We regret that one of our young
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few here. Miss Mary Hammer, who
has been among us for several years,
left Wednesday for Blackstone, r. l.,
10 join her uncle and aunt. She has
many friends who regret her going
away, yet all wish her success.
West Stafford.
4 Michael Roberts has been entertain
ing his uncle.
| Mrs. Freedus Fuller is with friends
in Brattleboro, Vt.
| Wendell Pease has purchased horse
of Adelbert Needham.
Miss Gladys Barlow of Westford is
visiting her aunt, Miss Gertrude Bar
low.
Miss Lizzie Comins of Springfield is
a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Belva Will
bur.
The West Stafford Sunday school
held it's annual picnic at Crystal Lake
yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Morey of
WestfOrd are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mckinney. : =. -
Miss Gertrude Barlow and George
Barlow were guests of Mrs, I'll. A.
Mason at Gurleyville last week.
Masters George and Avery Andrews
and sister from New London are with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Washburn.
This week Wednesday the families
of Dwight, Herbert and Charles Gla-
lzier attended the Davis reunion at
Forest Lake, Palmer. #
Mrs. T. M. Lyon, Miss Lena Lyon
and Misses Nina and Mary Reynolds
of the Springs were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Barlow this week.
WILMINGTON.
Benjamin Gee is in rather feeble
health just at present..
Miss Houston of Mansfield was a
guest at e. A Morse's Sunday
Mrs. Daniel Eldredge of Stafford
ISprings has been visiting relatives in
town.
Some twenty-five here and at Toll
land side joined the excursion to Block
Island Saturday.
The two children of Mrs. Frank
Wilson of Willimantic are boarding
at Frank Chism's.
The Misses Annie and Grace Pierce
of South Providence, r. l., are visit
ing at Mrs. Pierce's.
Miss Mabel Clark has been hired by
Committeeman Seth Schofeld to teach
the Village Hill school.
There are 3, 317 miles of railroad in
this state, with 981 grade crossings
still yearning for victims.
!, Miss Lottie Backus of Newark, N.
J., a music teacher there, was guest
at George A. Cosgrove's last week.
A huckleberry party from Moose
Meadow, after picking a bushel OF
the fruit, supped at Mrs. Pierce's.
Mrs. Charles FL. Brown returned to
Newport, VT, last Thursday. J. J.
Narrower left on the previous Monday.
: Miss Mary Downs and her daughter,
Emma, of Providence, r. l., aunt and
cousin of Mrs, Pratt, are at F. W.
Pratt's.
"There is an embezzlement of pow
er as well as an embezzlement of mon
ey. The official who uses his public
functions for personal ends or to re-
pay a private obligation embezzles tC
his own use the power the people gave
him to be exercised for the public
good"
N. Y. City Bank Examiner Harding
Hutchins of New York came here Sat
urday, and accompanied his wife, q
, sister of Miss Palmer, home Monday.
Mrs. Hutchins' circle of friends she
has made here regret her departure
homewards. Among her duties she
has to help make ready her two sons
for college.
] 1t is said that the doctors now in
: ject a solution of calcium and potas-
, STUN salts as an efficacious remedy for
} lockjaw, snake bites, blood poisoning
and all diseases caused by toxins in
the body. The trouble heretofore has
been the proper combination of the
salts, problem which has recently
been solved by a Chicago physician