The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1904-11-09
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There will be social and supper
at the Congregational church this
evening. =.
John P. Hanley of New York was
at his home here over Sunday and
election day. ~ .'es y
The county commissioners will be
at the Springs House to morrow at
10 q. IA. ,sto grantlicenses. Il .ssS2ss
The selectmen have appointed W.
F. Peel to fill the vacancy ON the
board of assessors, caused by the death
~ we pa iAinadot ts5sssl Ee asa ps !
Mr.. and Mrs: Reuben Converse left
yesterday for q. visit to the. fair atsSt.
.Louis.t Miss Mary Conlsfse wifi
spend the interval ip Boston. ls..,
Dr., A. o. Oomins and gharles. e..
Beans of New Izendon left Saturday
for. three-weeks' triR stesStGL Louis
Beside taking sin the fair. they. will
visit al number offs western.eities.i
]. R.AParKHt has Eesiglssd his
position of station, AGENT for, the O.
", and will give his full attention
to the express business H. s. Stow
ton of New York takes the positionrof
station agent and scon iaeneed shiE dn-
ties the first of the week slss
I William Atchinson sof ltiies place
and Miss Jennies Hancock, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs; Charles tHancock of
Monsdh,; were united!i in marriage
Mondsy evening, Oct. 31st,, att Mon
son. By. Rey. D. H. stoddard Of the
Baptist church of Hampden.
Bishop. .Tierney of Hartford was at
st. Edwards church last Thursday
evening and, confirmed s class of 200.
OF. these, los are girls and 90 were
boys. Following the confirmation
the bishop gave an earnest temperance
address, and the members of the class
took total abstinence pledge until
% years of age. The church was
crowded to its full capacity. g
Charles E.. Willis of Union was be-
fore the boEpugh court Thursday
Willis was before the court
September 9, 19O3,s charged with an
assault. He was fined 80 and COSTS
AS he did mot haveF the money, he
was placed on probation to give him
times Instead of living sup to the
terms of his probation he went to
Massachusetts,, and did not return to
Union until recently. By order of
Probation Officer Tilden, Deputy Sher-
iff 81. r. Howard arrested him and
brought him before the court. He
was sentenced to 80 days and costs
to $22. so.
The officers of Harmony Tmeple of
Honor will be installed this evening
by g. W. Templar John Sloan of New
Britain, G. W. Vice Templar Charles
z. -Ranney of Hartford, G. W. Treas
urer W. J. Rawlings of New Britain
and G. w Usher 81 r. Pease. A
of the members OF. Perseyer-
ance Temple of Hartford and Phoenix
Temple. Of j New Britain will also be
presents Is. Twenty one ~ members. me Of
Harmony Temple went to New Brit
Oil 4csoo - A4u0y w
pie, and arrived home little before
4 Saturday morning, the trip from
here TO Rockville being by bus.
Collins moving pictures AT the
opera house. Thursday and Friday
evenins win open the THEATRICAL sea-
SOM hhisT slais sf entertainment is
popular locally and usually draws
we'll. Besides the reproduction of
& Sells Bros. circus, one
Of the most unique pictures to be seen
is the Hotland Hnbmarine boat~ in
action. some Of the other .piotures
to be seen are The Bowery Kiss,
Bluffing TendeEfoot, The Man Who
Forgot His Umbrella, and many 9TH
ers. Also P. A. Gloster. baritone, |
will sing Charles f. Harris latest |
song, In the, Vale Of. the
Reserved seats on sale
at II. S. Abel's.