The Press., 1904-10-19

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STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Regular meeting of Winter Post,
G.. a.. R.. this evening"
I'm. Leach has q very attractive
new sign, painted by Usher.
Lawyer r. III. Fisk is now located
in his new Offices in the Rockwell
bleck-
Mrs. Marcia Bicknell of Brooklyn
is che guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Leach ~s-a.s
Eugene Charter has moved from
near me fair grounds 10 q tenement
in Grady's BLOCK.
Miss Mollie Selvey of Springfield
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ].
y Ellis over Sunday.
Miss Mary Roche entertained her
friends Monday night in honor of her
fifteenth birthday.
Mr.. and airs. w. D. Bradbury of
Springfield have been spending .
week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster.
The next meeting of the Kings
Daughters will be held with Miss
Gertrude Rockwell next Tuesday even
ing. a--..
The A. o. I'll. and the Citizens
band will hold union fair soon after
Christmas, probably in the opera
house.
Henry Gilmartin is making q tour
of Rhode Island. This will result in
all probability in n series of new
short stories
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Stafford of
Boston and William Foster of Palmer
were guests at the Foster homestead
over Sunday.
The first social of the season at the
Congregational chapel will be held
next Wednesday evening. Hostesses,
Mrs. O. E. Buttertield and Mrs Lewis
Mclaughlin
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Savage left
Monday for Lee. Mass. where they
have leased the Greenock Inn. Wal
ter Scott, proprietor of the Springs
House, will take charge for the pres
emf
Mrs. Selamise Zobotte, 20. died at
the home of Joseph Barselow Satur-
day morning. after an illness of about
three months of weakness incident to
old age. The funeral was held Sun
day afternoon.
L. d. Gary has returned from Phil
adelphia, and admits that he will
have pair of running horses in q
few weeks that will do better than
trail the bunch in the races at the
next annual fair.
Harry Pownall and Louis Tilden
took the carriers civil service exami-
nation at Rockville Saturday for the
new rural delivery position. The
Indications are that the route will
soon be in operation.
There will be a meeting of the
Business Mems association at the
Springs House this evening for the
annual election of officers and the
transaction of other important bust
ness. A full attendance is desired.
The selectmen will be in session at
the borough hall Friday, the 21st and
2Sth, from to 3 p. m, for the pur-
pose of making voters. They will be
in session at the town hall on the
same days from 8 TO II a. m.
There are eight applications for Ii
censes the Springs House, the Stat
ford House, John L. O'Neil in RocL
wells block. East Main street, Frank
E. Mogle, James Sullivan, Timothy
Grady, Bernardo s. Tonon, Silk 8
Corbin MS Silks block in Stafford
willie.
There will be q meeting Of the Cur
rent Events club Monday evening.
p roSram: Quotations from Words
worth; English lake country, Miss
Holt; Wordsworth. Miss Cooley; read
ings, Miss Adams: music, English
hymnology. Hostesses, Miss Lord and
Miss Werner. s-
The republican probate convention
was held at the Springs House yester-
day afternoon, adjourning from bor-
ough hall. @. W. Comins called the
convention to order. George Towne
was elected chairman and Daniel
MacCalIum clerk. Judge M. B. Fisk
was unanimously re-nominated by
reclamation. The following we're
elected rs the probate committee:
George Towne, W. P. Lasbury and
c. w. Comins.
St. Edwards Social club has or
ganized for the winter, with the OLD
board of officers. The club is enthu-
siastic for basket ball again this win
ter. There is plenty of good mate
rial to be tried ont, and when the
team is organized it will be strong
one. James Sullivan has been chosen
manager of the team, with power to
appoint an assistant manager. The
st. Jeromes of Holyoke have written
10 make q match for two games
Thanksgiving day. The Sc. Jeromes
opened the season here last year. 1t
is q fast team composed of gentleman
~ players.
The semi-annual meeting OF the
Tolland County Medical association
was held Mt the Springs House yester-
day afternoon. There were Is ply
sicians present and the meeting proved
interesting. DIR. Carmalt of New
Haven. president of she State Medical
association, was present and gave an
interesting address. A clinic by DIR.
Cook of Hartford ON antiseptic pro-
cesses in the bone was another fea-
tnre. Tbs remarks by DR.. O. b.
Newtoa, the veteran Iceland county
practitioner, also received careful
attention.
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Witnesses have been summoned 70
appear 1t the superior court TO be