The Press., 1905-01-25
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


Z O'Clock.
Mrs. Louis Feddler, who has beer
quite i'll, is convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Burr are spend
ing few days in New Haven.
Mrs. Charles Cummings, who hal
been i'll with peritonitis. is now mucl
better.
Mrs. John Brown has gone to New
London to make her home with 6
cousin.
Miss E. NJ. Sears, book-keeper fol-
III. Chapman & Co, spent Sunday al
her home in Staffordville.
Leno Campo had his wrist badly
hurt at the Mullen mill last Friday.
He was struck by a flying shuttle.
Rev. Joseph E. Mccarthy of st.
Johns seminary, Hartford, will offic-
late at st. Edwards church next Sun
day.
Mrs E. A. Burnham, who has been
i'll with the grip and prostration fol-
lowing the attack, is more comfort
able. Is
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. McGregory of
Palmer were guests of DR. and Mrs.
L. F. Eaton at the Springs House over
Sunday.
DR.. Stretch lost a valuable over
coat Saturday. While he was at din
ner somebody went into his office and
took the coat.
Tuesday was another cold morning
the thermometer registering from Z
to 10 degrees below zero in different
parts of the town.
James johnson of Wales was before
the borough court Saturday. charged
with drunkenness. Judge Parkess
made it 30 days at Tolland
r. s. Converse has finished off his
bath room in standard porcelain, en-
amel finish and open plumbing. Q.
p Hodgson had the contract.
The woman's Foreign and Home
Missionary societies of the Methodist
church will meet Friday afternoon at
O'Clock with Mrs. Ernest Taft.
The play, Hearts of Oak. drew
a large sudience at the opera house
Monday evening, and proved very
interesting drama, ably interpreted.
H. o. Barnett has sold out his stock
of tobacco and cigars to F. E. Fitz-
patrick. Mr.. Barnett will close his
store in the Tilden block and return
to Hazardville.
Attorney W. Fl. Reed, in behalf of
the Connecticut Electric Railway and
Lighting company. has made salts
factory settlement in the case against
the local electric company, and there
will be no court proceedings.
Owing to an important engagement
of one of the leading actors. the man.
agement of "One Night Only has
been obliged to change the dates of
presentation. The date for the ap-
pearance here will be Feb. Sth, and
at the Hollow Feb. 10th.
NJ. O'Halloran was at Lee, Mass,
over Sunday. He returned Monday,
accompanied by his wife and Miss
Margaret Hassett. Miss Hassett has
not fully recovered from the effects
of the operation performed a short
time ago, but is steadily improving.
DIR. A. g. Neary. who has been
visiting friends in town, has been no.
titled that he was one of the success
full candidates in the recent examina-
tion held by the medical state board
of Rhode Island. The doctor leaves
this week to open an office in Provi-
dence.
Mrs. ]. F. Chamberiln, Mrs. R. H.
Fisk, Miss Louise Beckwith, Mrs
Charles Butterfeld, Miss Margaret
Cooley, Mrs. Charles HARDWOOD and
Miss Grace HARDWOOD went to Spring
field last Saturday to attend the pre-
sentation of MRS. Wigs of the Cab
bage Patch"
Judge J. Fl. Reed was taken ill
while attending to his duties at
Bridgeport last week, and after his
arrived here was confined ito his home
Saturday and Sunday. He recovered
sufficiently to return to Bridgeport
Monday. Mrs Reed went to-day to
that city to join him for the rest of
the week.
The lecture which has been ar
ranged for by the Current Events
club. to be given by Mrs. Henry Fl.
-
"The women of Japan" their life,
accomplishments and amusements, at
the NJ. E. church February Sd, has
been we'll received by women's clubs
in this state and in Washington, and
is highly commended by the press.
Tickets may be had from the lecture
committee. Price, % cents.
The mock court trial at the opera
house next Wednesday evening. Of
breach of promise case, is coming off
as scheduled, and it is said will fur
nish the biggest dose of fun that an
equal sum of money ever purchased |
before. There is a great deal of in
terest naturally and the proceedings
will be so managed that the attention
will be closely held all the way
through All who are to participate
in the event are entering into it en-
Enthusiastically, and successful per-
formance is assured.
The cast for lone Night Only"
to be presented by the young people
of the Congregational church, is as
followss Professor Martin Goldwhin-
ney, B. P. Cooley; DR.. Leopold New
man, F. w. Harris; Mrs. Goldwhin-
ney, Miss. Mena Adams; Mrs. New
man, Paula, her daughters, Miss Har
riet Werner, Miss Jennie Banford /;