The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-03-24
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| st. Patrick's day was uneventful
hereabouts
All the sick folk hereabouts are
better, we hear.
t Samuel Prouty has moved into g.
I'd Ide's house at the Hollow.
Norman ere took. the Doctors pill
Had good opinion of the ill.
That smoot investigation. Better
Investigate unlawful harems nearer
home! ~ ~ ~
Miss Lizzie. Whitford is visiting at
her uncle, Henry Clay Whitford's,
Willimantic.
Anton Wostrel is showing up the
Henry Starkweather farm in Mans
field to New, York parties. r., nh. :"
A pulpit notice of the extra relig-
ious meetings in ,Warrenville this
week was read by'Mr Wolfe. ~.
| Charles A. Robbins and family are
to move to NORWOOD Hill. He is
already there working for Mrs. Turner.
If deemed advisable, the annual
meeting Of the Cemetery association
next Monday may be held at the post
Office. '-' " .~''
Mail Driver Chapman, says that he
caught a string of so handsome trout
in Mansfield ten years ago st., Pat
rick''s day. -. ~ .-a a.. U.s.. /.
The church clerk requests us to. say
| that the. collection in the Baptist
churohs will go for for
gnsmissions. f-4,-s,s re, 49,.
A gang of some eighteen Italians
have gone to'work on the unfinished
state toadsnear the Hill. They occu-
ply the town hall: ..'s:.. 49,. 'as!
Harry Morse is not to return home
just at present His sister. Grace,
has recently gone from New Canaan
to Brooklyn; n Y ~
! If you want to get at the inside of
state and city of Hartford politics,
read 7. s.. Weaver,s- letters in the
Sunday Republican,
+ AL interested. will please not forget
the meeting of the Cemetery Exten-
sion association. on Monday, 98th, at
2 p. ~. at town hall. .:-.,.. .s.-.~....=
/ Five tons of gold coin we're renewed
1*last week in New York ON a truck
/ from The u s. subEtreasury to the
New York clearing house. = F.. Il, -
u State Road Commissioners Mcdonald
has sent out to. the selectmen of the
towns circular: containing some good
advice about matchmaking this spring.
| Winifred Slater has bong hit the
horse and rig of Rev. g. Z. Snow,
who was in town last. week, and has
taken the property to his new quarters
at East Wilmington. Price paid $65.
+ Folks should not be blamed for the
downfall of their relatives whom the
former have never exercised any de-
ferrous influence over; leastwise, folks
should never be blamed for inherited
Tendencies. = .,,,.: ~......x>
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church Sunday was "Queen Esther's
/ Resolve, - Esther :16: ~ In the alb
,sence of Miss Whitford, the instrument
tai part Of the music was by Dwight
B 81 Gardner, flute, and j. f. Whitford,
violin. ~. ~ g.. .... 80. ......zs...
ri Mrs Wolfe occupied the Baptist
desk Sunday, preaching from .Isiah
l6o:1. Subject, Light q very good
sermon, - all say. It is. specially re-
quested that all interested come. out
and attend the church meeting, next
Sunday, particularly all church mem
| bers. Ia. -:s,ss-@ ~, >e';s' 80
We are requested by the secretary of
the local W. CT. U. to insert here
the following: By request of the
worlds fair management st: Louis
has. fixed: October /, 1904, for. anti
oigaret day, :: An effort will, be made
to have smoking on the grounds that
/ day made punishable by arrest.
The name of the New York Bohe-
fmian party who recently bought the
Loomis- Preston: Jerome Holt Marcy
7 Slater place, near tie double rows Of
maple trees set ont by the late Rev.
DR.. LOOMS, is., Joseph ,Bllaha7 pro-
nounced Blehey. The; price .paidnfor
the farm. stock and toolssiwas. 81, 900. =
There are 500 Congregational
churches in this state, q: gain. of three
during the last year. Membership,
81, 515, a gain of 65l from last year.
Contribnt ions, 1927 aa01.. Money paid
out, including $s07s291s $1,610, 14o.
| Churches helped by,st the missionary
society, 65. For the last 45 years the
4 ehurches have} eontfi Buted for bene-
VIOLENT purposes some $t4, 600. 900. i
The Carev4 street Baptist. church,
Springfield, Mass. >. have hired Rev.
Lester T.. Potter of Hartford, former
ly of this town, to preach for them for
! sthe current six monthsz%r With his
Frushing real estate business in Hart
ford and vicinity Lester must now
have his hands full. This Springfield
pulpit was recently filled by MI
.Potterr's, nephew, Rev. A. P, Wedge.
We blush to give here sentiment
Erecently received from an out-of- town
+ reader Of The Press: 4" 1t is always
a pleasure to me to read whatever
you write, for know you aim to use
such language as will convey correct
ideas. Our splendid mother Language
possesses such qualities and possibili-
ties that its use in all its natural
beauty and purity brings to all pleas
urable* sensations aud full satisfac-
i tion. .'---s
! We have hereinbefore put into this
column simple and cheap formulas for
| varinns human ills Hara is anothax.