The Press., 1904-12-28

week.
 W. D. Tuthill of Palmer was il town Monday.
 Ernest Berry was at Lawrence Mass. !, over Christmas. Mir. and Mrs. John Speed spen Christmas at Lawrence. MT. and Mrs. John Siswick were a Providence for Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. Cardinal wer, in Bridgeport for Christmas.
 There will be a social and supper at the Methodist church this evening
 Mrs. T. R.!Prentice of Turnervillt is the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Siswick.
 Principal and Mrs. E. A. Maynard are at Chatham, NY, for the Christ mas vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. William Woods are receiving congratulations on the birth of daughter.
 MT. and Mrs. R. M. Fisk of Rock. vile were in the borough over Sun. day and Monday.
 Henry O. Fisk has placed tele. phone in his residence at Stafford Street. His call is 1-12.
 J. M. Billings, local repairer fol the telephone company, went to Man. chester, N. H., for Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs. s. s. Taylor of Wor. cester were guests of MT. and Mrs. George H. Siswick over Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs. G. J. Gordon and son of Hazardville were the guests of MT. Gordon's parents, MT. and Mrs. W. G. Ellis, over Christmas.
 Patrick English of Clinton, Mass , and John English of Worcester, Mass. , were guests of MT. and Mrs. John O'Halloran over Christmas.
 The annual meeting of the Congre- gational church will be held Thursday evening Supper will be served at 80, followed by the business meet ing.
 Jordan's orchestra will furnish the music for the social dance to be given by the Young American athletic club at their hall on Westford avenue Sat- urday evening. Admission. 50 cents.
 James Callison has resigned as boss dyer at the Warren mills and is suc- ceeded by Alexander Stewart. Alex ander McKendrick, who has held the position of boss finisher, has resigned and his place is taken by John Hea- ton. Both MT. Callison and MT. Mo- Kendrick have taken positions at Blackinton.
 sSfe annual assembly of the Sta4oHd Country club will he held at the Springs House next Monday evening. As usual, the occasion promises to be the social event of the season. T. F. Jordan, who will be assisted by out of-town talent, will furnish music. The greens committee, Dr. L. F. Eaton, B. P. Cooley and O. B. Pin ney, have the event in charge.
 The following officers have been elected by the Congregational Sunday school: Superintendent, J. W. Rol- linson; assistant superintendent, G. A. Ray; secretary and treasurer, 0. F. Chandler; assistant secretary and librarian, Maurice Demond; executive Mrs. W. E. Demond, Mrs. o. E. Butuerfield, J. H. Valentine 1; home department, Miss M. E. Cooley.
 William A. Buck and Marvin H. Knowlton of this city and George o. Jackson of Norwich have given notice of petition to the general assembly for a charter for "The Willimantic 6 Stafford Street Railway Company" the line which is proposed to build to extend from the tracks of the Willi- mantle Traction company in Williman- tic to the village of Eagleville, thence to Mansfield Depot, Morrow, South West Willingotn and Stafford Springs, and from Stafford Springs to the villages of Orcuttville and Ellithorpe, to the state line, and rom Stafford Springs to Stafford Hol- ow and to the state line. and also rom Stafford Hollow to Staffordville. The petition also asks for charter or line from Jackson street, Willi- nantic, to Mansfield Center, thence through Spring Hill to South Will ngton to connect with the Williman- ic-Stafford line. MT. Buck, one of he petitioners for the charter, was cen at his office in regard to the ap- ,lication. He said that it was merely preliminary move for the purpose if obtaining a charter, and that that vas all there was to be said about it 1t present No company had been as yet and the capital had ,nf hoou roioo1 for hui1Ainr kho 11rO.