The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-11-16

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u 9. p. Morrison's horse IL better Of
it, iAmenees, it In said.
| Good morning. Judge Agard. how
y do you do this fine morning?
i About this time look out for ava
Ilanchssef patent medicine almanacs. +
| There.wns, another high old gale in
this locality Sunday afternoon and
night.
| George and Dasie d. Browns boy
baby 10 very seriously Ill at this
WRITING.
| There have been fifty successful
bank burglaries In the. United States
the year last past. 4.
Fred Jones, who used to occupy the
old DR.. Jason Bsrrows house, 10 now
living in Chester. Mass.
Dwight Gardner has gone to Frank
lin. He will now be ON the road for
some time, In the blanket and bell
line.
Dwight Bramble has recently lost
one OF his handsome, valuable gray
lspan-from some Internal trouble we
hear.
| There is NO great change in the
condition of A. DeWolf since the
Operation. DOES not recuperate as
was hoped. - =.
We have another letter from dis
tant subscriber TO The Press which
makes us blnsh,- and 90 forbear to
send 1t to the paper.
| The topic at the Congregational
Eehurch Sunday was "Why Christians
should remain in the world. - found
cd ON John IL IA.
Tie local W. @. T. u, according to
the notice read In the pulpit Sunday
will meet in the hail, South Willing.
tom, next Saturday afternoon.
Arthur walker and his sister. Emily
Walker, left for their home in Rhode
Island last week, much to the regret
Of their friends they had won here. .
Rev. A. Gardner and W. II. Marsh,
substitute for Mrs. Gardner, are In
attendance ON. the state conference Of
Congregational churches in New Lon
dom. ..s......-.. ........., ~..= al
Among her other accomplishments,
the young housekeeper Ut the Baptist
parsonage 10 q COED cook, Is witness
her pies furnished for the ladies' ;.
lunch. .-,..... - ''. ,.I
Let us all 60 to that band concert
and entertainment. at South Willing
ton tomorrow evening. In all CON-
science such an occasion should be
iuaproyed. $500 &. I'll, ..s.LI:-f.> :: =.
Rev. Charles W. wolfs's taxi Sun.
day was Rev. 10 10, "The testimony
of Jesus fs the spirit of prophecy. -
Topic. Real testimony and true
prophecy -. ~ 49, ]. 4
Eddie DeWolfe has entered the lists
as candidate for examination, look
ing towards an appointment as rural
free delivery carrier. He has duly
forwarded his application. -.
Grace Morse went this morning to-
Stamford to her brother, Clayton
Mdzse's, for the winter, and Alice
Cosgrove goes ON Saturday 10 New
York city for o long visit. LII,
Sam Fessenden's picture, 80 large
a. life. has been hanging in the post
office .all Summer and fall. but, We
fear, to no effect. Ex-G Gov. Bulkeley'sI
has been In the dwelling, house library
land We shall see.
". Shoenberger Of Pottsville. Pa,
rural agent of the post office depart
ment, visited the local office ON We'd
pesday, 9th inst, in the interests of
the proposed free rural delivery route
in this vicinity. It 10 UNDERWOOD
that he will report the route 90 feasi-
BILE. .. 49,. Pa .' ..+... :, -,.',.
A girls gray macintosh and deco
rated china drinking cup were found
in the buggy recently. stolen, while
the umbrella that was o part Of the
rig taken was missing. The drink
ing cup will be retained by the folks
losing the horse, etc.. o. . souvenir
Of the affair.
Last Friday morning, as Harry
Morse was proceeding along the new
state road, near the Robbins home on
the Hill, he saw q buck deer, all
antlered out and of some 200 pounds
weight. The creature was mouse
oolored, and might have fallen an easy
victim to Harry's gum, which he had
with him. -a- .- @.
A little thought will show you how
vastly your own happiness depends on
the way other people besr themselves
Toward you. Turn the idea round,
and remember that just 80 much are
you adding to the pleasure or the
tmisery OF other peoples days. And
this lie the half Of the matter which
you can control,
The result Of the locst election was
as follows: Presidents, Roosevelt 159,
Parker 20; governor, Roberts 157,
Robertson %; representative at large
in congress, Lilly 1853, Kennedy "a /;
congressman, Henry 159.. Morse % ;
judge Of probate, Agard 141. d. A..
Brown A; state senator, Baker 161.
Yeomans 26; representative, W. H.
Hall 100, Pratt 131, Oldershaw IS,
Mattesen 80; whole number. Of votes
checked 191. L. W.. Holt served as
moderator. while Frank Mason acted
as checASF.si:s s~sauss !
We want to make another. prediction
right here The. Hon. ttSaE" Fes-
sender. now that Gov. Bnlkeley has
an assured two-thirds vote, Will not
appear as . candidate this time. but
wait for the shoes Of Senator Plat,
in the not distant future, and now that
i ua ara anain in tho meditation line