The Press., 1904-08-17
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

over Cunu1y.
Richard Banford of Springfield wa
in town over Sunday.
Il. III. Baker has been quite ill, bu
is now able to be out again.
Owen Kelly and family have re
turned from visit in Norwich.
Miss Esther ID. Warren is spending
a vacation in Baltic and Norwich.
Robert Buckley of Somersville i:
spending vacation of two weeks in
town.
Anthony Adams and Carl Adams
are in Boston and Plymouth for 9
week.
Misses Elizabeth and p. E. Chand.
Ter of Worcester are visiting relatives
in town.
Miss Mary Peltier of Phoenix, R.
L.. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George
Bolieau.
Miss Mile Royce returned this
week from a vacation of three weeks
in Wales.
Miss Harrison of North Adams is
the guest of her sister, Mrs W. E.
Demond.
George Stevens is spending his an
nual vacation at New Shoreham
Beach, r. 1.
Mrs. Eckford Stevens and grandson
of Guilford are guests at the Foster
homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burbank of
East Longmeadow are guests of Mrs.
G. W. Beckwith.
Mrs. Frank B. Newton and daugh-
ter of New York are guests of DIR. and
Mrs @. B. Newton.
Frank Harris recently made the
trip from here to Wales in % min
utes in his automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. B. Pinney will go
into camp at Crystal Lake tomorrow
at the syndicate cottage.
Mrs. Catherine Corcoran of Dublin,
H., and Mrs. l.. L. Smith of Boston
are guests of Mrs. W. ]. Williams.
Mrs. r. W. Wynings and Miss Ger
trude Butterfeld have returned from
an extended visit in Philadelphia.
Louis Helm has been notified that
the Stafford mineral water has been
awarded a gold medal at the st. Louis
fair.
Samuel Prentice of New London,
the we'll known coon hunter, has been
the guest of @. B. Gary a part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Orcutt of
Bridgeport sailed for Europe yester-
day ON steamship Kaiser Wilhelm De
Crosse.
@. G.. Ellis and family and B. T.
Eaton and family are at their sea-
shore cottage at Pleasure Beach for a
vacation.
DR.. W. II. Small, veterinary sur
geOn, has opened an Office in Palmer.
DIR. Small will continue to look after
his business here.
Mr.. spd Mrs. @. A. Gould and
daughter of Hyde Park, Mass, are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs 81. l.. Holtbam
of Stafford Street.
Frank Silk hiss moved from West
Main street to the house ON Center
street which he recently bought of
the Flaherty estate.
Miss M. Glee Wiley has returned
to Boston, accompanied by her coosin,
Miss Ethel v. Charter, who is to
spend few weeks there.
A picture is on exhibition in E. z.
T.aFk -lN he of
which contains 114O pieces of wood.
The frame was made by E. K. Taft
and G. III. Ford.
Charles johnson of Michigan City,
Ind, is spending few days in town
Mr.. johnson is we'll pleased with his
new home. He will visit Boston be-
fore returning.
Miss Mary Leach, who recently
graduated from the New Britain nor
NAL school, has been engaged to teach
the primary grade at Staffordville
the coming year.
Adelbert Needham, the well-known
horse dealer. will receive another car
load of horses Friday. The selection
includes a good assortment of drivers
and draught horses.
A. Fl. Amidon, clerk for f. j.
Chandler, is taking q vacation in
Worcester and vicinity. Malcolm
Beckwith is filling his position at the
store during his absence.
David Robertson, the dry goods
man, enjoyed an automobile tour
last Thursday in company with Peter
Murray, W. E. Wright and G. @.
Pease, all of Springfield.
Louis Smith, employed in the bag
gage department. of the B. & A. at
Palmer, is taking an enforced vaca-
ton at his home here. owing to a
painful felon ON his hand.
Arrangements are completed for the
Holmes Cady family reunion at Ever
green park tomorrow. An attractive
program has been arranged and a
large attendance is expected.
The Young American baseball team
defeated the Young Pinney second
nine last Monday Is to ID. On Sat
urday the first nine of the Young Pin
neys defeated the Young Giants 10
to 6.
Several residents of Highland Ter
race took a wagon ride to Westford
last Thursday where they were guests
of Mrs Abbie Kinney and Mrs. Willis
Reed. The occasion proved very en-
joyable.
w. s. Martin, the photographer,
will go TO Boston next Tuesday to at
tend the New England convention of
photographers. After the convention
he will go to Maine for a few days,
and will be absent about q week in
all.
The9sFirst National bank has re-
moved the fence on the west side of
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