The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-04-20
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William O'Brien of Monson visite'
friends in town last Friday.
James Morris has sold two house
ON Center street to Peter Smart.
Samuel Jackson and SON of Spring
field visited relatives in town yester
day.
Robert Smith and DR.. l.. F. Eatol
captured IA on a fishing trip yester
day.
Mrs. Huldah Ingalls, of Hartford
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E
L. Burr.
Nelson A. Towne purchased the
Keen farm on Village Hill at auction
yesterday.
Bernardo s. Tonon opened for bust
ness on Furnace avenue yesterday
afternoon.
The marriage intentions are an
nounced of Miss Elizabeth Gingras
and Joseph Rougier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Allen are
at Washington, d. O., homewar6
bound from Florida.
There will be an important meeting
of the United Workmen at their hall
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. John Roche and family are
to remove to Holyoke next week. The
place has not yet been sold.
Timothy Grady is improving the
outward appearance of his Main street
block with a coat of paint.
Alfred Bernardo will continue the
fruit business in the Rockwell block
when the repairs are completed.
Considerable work has been put in
on the Springs House grounds this
spring, and the improvement is quite
marked.
One of the Lasalette fathers OF
Hartford will assist at the services al
st. Edwards church Saturday even
ing and Sunday.
1t is expected that Miss Emma
Cardinal, who is in the Norwich
hospital, will be operated on for ap-
pendicitis to-day.
The officers of Harmony Temple OF
Honor will be installed next week
Wednesday evening. There are six
candidates to initiate.
A. S. Kavanagh, superintendent of
the Methodist Episcopal hospital at
Brooklyn, will occupy the pulpit at
the Methodist church Sunday.
Fred Mullen, who has been spend
ing some time in the Adirondacks, is
expected home this week. Mr.. Null
len is in first rate health and weighs
$50 pounds.
David Robertson has been in Spring
field a part of the week, enjoying the
festivities in connection with the cele-
bration of the 25th anniversary of the
firm of Smith & Murray.
Fred Graves, a son of Washington
Graves, was quite badly injured Mon
day while cutting wood with an axe
In some way he got a blow on the arm
which ruptured the radial artery and
severed tendon.
A telegram was received from New
York yesterday afternoon, saying that
Mrs. E. A. Burnham had undergone
the operation for appendicitis, and
had stood the shock we'll. Later news
is awaited with hopefulness by her
many friends here.
Frederick Faulkner and Dana Gary
went fishing yesterday, and their
catch has been topic of conversation
among those interested since their re-
turn. They caught 33 fish in all.
Included in the catch we're two big
ones weighing respectively pounds
and B ounces and 1 pound and
ounces. The larger of these two
154 inches and the smaller
134 inches.
The democrats will hold a caucus
next week Wednesday evening at the
town hall to choose delegates to the
state convention for the election of
delegates for the national convention.
At the same caucus a state central
committeeman will be chosen. The
state convention will be held May
9Th and 9Th. The local sentiment
seems to be for Parker, although there
are many who would favor Olney if
it was thought that he had chance.
The Athletic baseball club of Stat
ford Springs wish to announce that
they have organized and are ready to
meet all competitors on the diamond.
The following officers have been elec-
ted: Corresponding secretary, George
Parizeau; manager, James Kenney
treasurer, Jack Baldwin. The players
are: @, Jack Baldwin; p, Carl Wood
LIST base, N. Ash (capt. j; I'd base, P.
Reynolds; Sd base, A. Hansen; IF,
R. Houseman; CT, G.. Parizeau; If, J.
Durcharme
The annual meeting of the Holland
County Medical society was held al
Rockville yesterday. DR.. Ingalls, OF
Hartford read q paper on "Gynoeol-
ogy," and DR.. g. B. Newton of this
town one on infection. Off
GERS were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, DR.. Haven; vice president, DIR.
Winship; county reporter, DR.. G. B.
Newton; delegates to state convention
at New Haven, DR.. Flynt of Rock
vile, DR.. Davis of Ellington, DIR.
Higgins of South Coventry.
The subscription paper for the base
ball association is meeting with q
cordial reception, and there seems nc
doubt that the desired amount will be
raised. Shares in the association are
50 each, and every person holding a
share has season ticket for the games
to be played. w. FL. Hall has made
a very generous proposition for fixing
up the grounds so that first-class con-
ditions will exist with very little
burden to the association. A meeting