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

ness trip. G'ISGo 9ss9 TUc CT
II Mis Lila; Garaner Of Norwich il
in town for An extended visit.
Needham g Bramble have bought
the pine timber on the Dennis Gifard
fArm- fs1@ ,sIcI -. sJS1I
Treasurer B. 81, Fisk Of the agri-
cultural society Is paying the prefdi-
ums awarded at the fair. nE-a-[
i Rev. e. A. Burnham. attended the
\ state conference Of Congregational
churches at New London yesterday
Roll-call &C the meeting OF the Odd
Fellows last evening drew ont . large
attendance. A collation. was served.
Rev. and Mrs. Michael Burnham
of st. Louis we're the guests of their
SON. Rev. E. A. Burnham, over Sun
day.
George e. Wills of Monson was In
town yesterday, and in company with
tH- o. Bntterield spent the, day par
fridge hunting. ~
The coon supper served by L. D.
Gary last Thursday evening proved
an enjoyable event. AS usual the
musical specialties were highly appre-
ciated. About % people sat down TO
the bountiful repast prepared by Mrs.
Gary. Several were present from out
of town.
Edward Carpenter, Is, OF Willimantic
died at his home in that city Monday
of last week. Young Carpenter went
to Hartford the preceding Saturday,
and it is thought that he was poisoned
by something he ate. The deceased
was a SON of Napoleon Carpenter, who
formerly resided here. s-F4tfatt5
Thomas Kane was before the Dor
ough court Monday, charged with
drunkenness and breach Of the peace,
and was sent to Holland for 80 days.
The same day Erwin Flynn paid q
fine Of 81 and costs for q similar Of
Tense. Last week Wednesday vii
liam Connolly was sent over for 100
days. and Michael Donohue for so
days.
Superintendent J.. 4. Hancock of
the local electric light company has
secured the Fox mill water privilege
for additional power for the local
plant. A small building will be
erected near the old water wheel, and
the arc machine used for the street
lights will be placed in the same.
The present power now used for the.
arc lights can thus be used for The,
Improvement of the indoor lights.
Joseph Stirschef caught his arm be-
tween the elevator and the floor as
the Stafford worsted mill Friday,
and broke his arm. The same day
Julius Scussel, employed at the River
mill by the Fabyan company, broke
one of the. bones of his left hand By
catching it In > gear. The crushing
force caused q compound fracture and
q painful wound Both Of the young
men were attended by Dr. o. b
Newton. 20 g.
Preston sells for Peter Bariteau hvs
Horses Carriages,-. Buggies, Blankets,
day OF this week at 10 o'clock. No worn
out stock, nearly new. Fine chance TO
get horse st your own price. The DR..
David hOEse 70 am0ng them. A Astansss
throw nom Csdy's Emporium st STANFORD
Hollow. l.
Rev. Lyman Ward gave . lecture
last evening in ths Universalist church
on Rdncstion In the South, 2
E. B. Pinney and n. n. OAdy at
tended the Tale- Prin0eton fodsbalI1
game ak PrsncaEon. n. Hast azsnr-
day sss -. 1890
Rev. George Thompson Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, will deliver his. lecture on
8 Ireland. = fer the benefit Of the Max
hamJ club. next Tuesday evening.
The two sisters Of Miss Freeloye
Walker. accompanied by . nurse, ar;
rived iiers yesterday, and are now
caring for Miss Walker, who 10 crit
ically ill., tI.5ist nnG -4as:inf
E. A. Mitchell from the mill of
Graham 8 CLARK, Adams, Mass, has
been engaged as superintendent of the
Riverside mill and is expected here
next Monday. -,,rsss lido.
z Peter Baritean has decided to give
up the livery business, and will dis
pose Of his whole STOCK at auction to-.
morrow, commencing nc 10a. m. It
viii be an Important auction sale, as
Mn. sBsritsau's teams are i'm good con-
dition, and any person in want of any
thing Of this kind cannot do better
thAa % attend this sale. sY1Er. Bari
teau win remain in town and conduct
his other business the same as usual. .
Stafford grange will hold an invita-
tion dance ut Memorial hall Thanks
Giving night. The music. will be
furnished by Tunker'ss orchestra of
six piecesof wiilfmantic, and q CON.
cert will be given by them, COM
|nlehcing promptly at 8 O'Clock. The
Following numbers will Be given:
By Right of Sword, - Thee. Bendix;
'Sylyia, "sWil Alcose; violin solo,
piano accompaniment, "Sur Scene de
ballet',--Fantasia, Charles Tncker
The Yankee Consul selection,
Robyn; 1.-THE Troubadours, W. @.
Powell
staHordviIls-,.
John Pagan has taken . position in
the Hops mill. ~ - 81 SIS .
Mrs Frank Bowden is i'll with
rheumatism.
1Silk @ Oofbin will open their sa-
loon ON Saturday.
Lizzie Pagan has accepted q posi-
ton spooling in che Garland mill.
John Iilley has como to spend the
winter with his sister, Mrs. Sarah
Potter,
Miss Clara WAshhSysn L. suHs