The Press., 1904-11-23
John Fitzpatri0k is confined to his

home by Hines 50 erT or
 Harry Bigelews of Hartford was in town over Sunday
 Alfred Bernardo is in New York on business trip. Ijda5f1
 F. A. Baguall of Adanasyvas in town. over Sunday 70 tefcaf. ~s
 Richard A. Field of Watertown, N.. iY., is the guest of his sister. Mrs. A. F. Taft. 1@r@ S.t4lIGI
 Mrs. E.. T.t= Resell will spend Thanksgiving with relatives in Springfield a as3ssI
 Miss Elizabeth Jackson has gone to Monson to attend the O'Brien- Tryon wedding. .,-
 Court Oronoco, F.. of A., whose regular meeting comes Thursday even ing, will meet Friday evening of tn week instead, as Thursday is Thanks giving.
 Miss Agnes McDonald, formerly telegraph operatdE for the O. V. at Ethe loeal skation. is Co. be united in marriage to-day to Thomas McGrail of Thomaston. Me. 1IifT11 f7I There vill be . supper and entsf- tainment at the M E. church next Wednesday evening. Supper served at o'clock by Mrs. ". c. Ellis and Mrs. Frank Willis, hostesses.
 All previous notices to the contrary, ., the union Thanksgiving prayer service will be held at the M. E. church to- morrow morning at 1O.3O. There will be addresses by attendink pastors and others. The service will not last longer than an hour.
 A special Thanksgiving dinner will be served at the Springs House to-; morrow noon. The menu, which contains Q wealth of good things to eat, is printed in another column I Names of those Intending to be pres ent should be left with Landlord Scott or at the hotel office.
 Arrangements are completed for the dances to be held this week, and both will probably drew we'll. This eyen- ing the Foresters will be out in force for the dance at the opera house. To morrow evening the Young American athletic club will hold their dance in their hall on westfora avenue.
 Superintendent Hancock of the electric light company has the arc machine set up at Fox Village, and is experimenting with it. He is not yet able to get satisfactory results with the wheel at that plant, but hopes to be able, with the addition of some puiieys which he has sent for, to get better results. F s
 Rockville Journal: Thomas Q. Perkins, promoter of the Staffofd Springs Street Railway company, was in this city Friday. In an iatervisw with representative of The Journal, he said there was nothing new regard ing the prospect of trolley road joining Rockvills and Stafford. He said the matter was TOW in the hands Of the Boston parties, who had agreed to build the r6ad. A considerable amount of money had been spent sin preliminary work and he expected to see the road built. Rights of way had been purchased for the Massa- Echnsetts end Of the line. nnd fran. chises secured through Connecticut. ez= EST Tvsxs c'x.s" xo410 nsu e uszfrUW es. cape at the Fox Village crossing last Friday. He came out of house, got on his team and started across the track. When almost on the track he saw train coming. Hs exerted ahis full strength and pulled the horse back On its launches. a Wzth the horse in this position the shafts of the team extended far enough so that the engine caught them, breaking them oth near the middle. The horse was fhFowh by the impact. but was not hurt. In addition to She broken shafts the harness was slightly. dam aged But for Mr. Orawford's prompt and cool action the horse would have certainly been killed, and possibly in . general wreck the driver would not have escaped. ..s.-nyF .ss...ft s
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 MT. and Mrs. Will Jenkins of Vest field, Mass. are Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Henry GoodeI1. Is
 Peter Bariteau sold out. nearly all or lis livery stock last Thursday, tairiy go>d prices being obtained- Mir. and Mn, Charles Prince and family of NPasaic, N. J., are Thanks giving guests of Mrs, Mary Prince.
 Rev. and Mrs. F. :,I.s Batchelder leave this week for their winter home with Mr. and Mrs. VI. B. Batchelder at East Milton, Mass. ta The ladies of the Baptist society will serve chicken pie, supper next week Wednesday. Supper, for adults, 2oc; for children under la. 16s.
 Mrs.- IaaAc R. Jenoks snd Mrs. Ar. thur Watrous have recently returned from visit to Ludlow and Belcher town, Mass. They were gone one week. ~,---a-----..--....--- .,.---.-.
 Rev. T. P.p Marvin praached in Brooklyn. N. r.. last Sunday in ex- change with Rev. George Thompson, who occupied the pulpit of the local Uniyersalist church. sssssszszi
 Rev. F. ". Gray of Staffordviile will deliver a lecture in the Univer- salist church next Sunday evening at z o'clock. The lecture will be illus trated by the aid of 8 stereopticon. &r5, Sf. = T < FsAs