The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-04-20
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gratulations come from out Of town.
The democratic caucus for the
choice of delegates to the state con-
vention will be held at DeWolf's Sat-
urday evening.
Henry Converse, late of Co. B, 18th
Regt., Conn. Vols, died early Mon
day morning at the home of A. F.
Roswell, of pneumonia. He was So
years of age, and of late had made
his home with Roswell. -..e
south winington.
The spring term of school of eleven
weeks began Monday.
Some are already guessing as to who
will be the next representatives from
this town.
Try holding a new steel pen in the
flame of lighted match for a second
to make it hold ink.
John Safranek and Frank PERISH
each have a new eagle Special"
wheel, bought of J. W. Harrison.
Thomas Moriarty has moved from
the old Gurley house into the new
cottage on the opposite side of the
road.
Stated communication of Uriel
lodge, No. "a, F. & A. M, Saturday
evening, April 23d. Work in the E.
A. degree. .-.-.s
Many have noticed ard commented
on the extraordinary large number of
robins that have been seen hereabouts
during the last few days.
Gilbert Spicer is soon to have q
wind erected on his premises,
with pump attachment that will
furnish continuous supply of later
for his house and barn.
Under the existing arrangement the
time of holding the services in the
hall will be changed May LIST, SO that
the preaching service will be held at
quarter of eleven and the Sunday
school at - O'Clock.
Remember the republican caucus to
be held in the hall on Friday evening
at O'Clock. Four delegates to the
convention to be held in New Haven
are to be elected, and a republican
town committee chosen.
Robert Brownlee went to the Nor
witch hospital last Monday to be treat
ed for chlorosis of the liver. 1t is
expected that the constant attendance
of physicians and nurses will prove of
great benefit in his case. He was
accompanied by Gardiner Hall, Jr.,
and John Brownlee.
When we hear of an automobile
playing leap-frog with it's driver,
finally quitting the game when said
driver is very, very much the worse
for wear, we are apt to form hasty
opinions of autos in general, and feel
that they should all be relegated to
the scrap heap, without considering
that the percentage of accidents is
probably not large, and would be
much smaller if all those who operate
the machines were as careful as we
hope George W. Bracket will be with
his new one, which we understand he
will have about May LIST.
The following program was carried
out in the regular meeting of the W.
O. T. u. held with Mrs. W. A. Allen
last Saturday afternoon: Singing;
responsive reading; prayer; paper,
"Service, Mrs. W. A. Allen; song,
I" Are you helping somewhere Miss
Ida M. Hall; eroll-eal1, responses on
'service;'' secretary's report; bust
ness; symposium, subject, "Why / en-
tered the union, what I consider its
most important work, and why"
reading, ''Miss Jennie's Glass;" Miss
Rosa o. Hall; reading, ''The Teach
er's Diadem," Miss Ida M. Hall;
reading, "Spring =, Flowers, Mrs.
Alice M. Hall song, q Help to set the
world rejoicing" Miss Ida M. Hall.
The remarks drawn out by the ques-
tion, "Why I entered the union"
ETC., and the views expressed as to the
value of the several branches of its
work, proved very interesting and
stimulating. Mrs. W. A. Allen was
elected press superintendent in place
of Mrs. Estella J. Pratt, resigned.
a-t Moose Meadow.
Hans Hansen will sell his farm
stock at auction Saturday, April Both,
at 1Oea. m.
Roaring Brook.
Miss Hazel Ruby picked a large
bouquet of arbutus last week.
Angelo Solemene is out with fine
new horse, which he purchased in
Springfield last week.
Remember the meetings at the
school house every Sunday evening.
Topic for next Sunday evening,
"Growth of the Christian under
the leadership of Mr.. Parkhurst.
A Chattanooga Druggists Statement.
Robt. j. Miller, Proprietor OF the Read