The Press., 1905-04-19

Q, Amos Gagnon of Hartford has beer
spending a few days in town,
Mrs. i. J. Chace returned last even
o ing from a ten days visit in Spring
. field.
Mrs. Lewis Helm is visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. T. R. Prentice, a
ITurnerville.
: Miss Frances Mccarthy is home
from Mt. st. Joseph's seminary for
: the Easter vacation.
Mrs. W. H. Corbin and daughter,
( Elinor, were guests last week of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Valentine.
a Miss Edith L. Flagg of Woburn,
Mass, has been the guest of Miss
Alice Flagg at the Springs House.
Over 800 dogs are still unlicensed,
aud there will have to be lively work
between now and May 1st to clear the
law.
William Irons and Mrs. Ellen Green
were united in marriage by Rev. VIM.
Morrall, at the rectory, Monday even
ing.
The personal property of the late
Mrs. Sarah Marcy at Stafford Street
will be sold at auction on Saturday at
l p IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. P. Hodgson and
James J. Fitton attended the Southern
New England Methodist conference
at New London.
| A little child of Ernest Slater is i'll
with cerebro-spina1 meningitis. As
far as can be learned there are no
other cases in town.
Prof. A. r. Merriam of the Hart
ford Theological seminary will supply
the pulpit of the Congregational
church Sunday morning.
Patrick Reilly was before the Dor
ough court last Friday, charged with
drunkenness. He was sentenced to 80
days at Tolland and costs.
Rev. and Mrs. James F. Merriam
and daughter of Springfield are spend
ing few weeks at the Springs House |
preparatory to opening his summer
home, 'The Naples" on Rockwell |
hill. /
The sealed proposals for the $50,
900 of town of Stafford bonds were
opened Saturday afternoon, and the
award was made to the Stafford Saw
ings bank. the bid being on a $50
basis.
The body of Mrs. Lucy r. Allen,
IS, was brought here for burial Mon
day afternoon from Groton, where she
died last Thursday of pleurisy. The
burial was in the Stafford Springs
cemetery.
The annual meeting of the TolIand
County Medical society was held at
Rockville yesterday. DR.. E. O..
Winship of Rockville was elected /
president of the association, in place .
Of DIR. W. @. Haven of South Ccven-l
try, deceased. DR.. O. B. Newton
read paper on Vaccination. "
several other interesting papers were {
'ead, and DIR. E. P, Flint of Rockville i
'fered resolutions on the death of DIR. c
haven, who was president of the asso- {
cation at the time of his death, last v
December. -
High School Notes. -The hight
chool will put in the field this wear
me OF the best ball teams in the O
chool's history Captain Converse
ave all his men a try-out Friday in %
practice game The team showed n
ome fast team work, and the indi-
'ldual batting is much improved. "
captain Converse, who pitched so sue J
essfully last season, will be in the
OK this year, while the team has two "
pare pitchers. Manager Colburn O
Vii play his old position behind the il
late. Last season Colburn was Grip
led the last of the season. having n,
is thumb broken in the last game tt
nth Connecticut "Aggies" at Storrs. DIS
However he is in fine condition this
eason. There is about $40 in the fo
and Manager Colburn has G,
early completed his schedule. which ar
Ill be printed later. The season
i'll open with game on April 29th en-
18th the Monson academy team. - is
aturday the ball team will play a M
ractice game with the Stafford Hol
TVS at the fair grounds. No admis- A
on will be charged. The high tn
hool second team would like very M
UGH to arrange games with local and
grounding town teams, averaging Re-
years of age. Address William K, of
obbecke, Stafford. The high school oh
rls basketball team will play the ev
cal Girls club team in st. Edwards
MI on next Wednesday evening. E.
Stafford. pc
j. Glover 4 Son have an unusuaIIv wi
rge stock of Grass aud Garden Seeds. T.
On grade Fertilizers nd-eVerythInQ nee.
sarS for the spring planting, all at right me
Ices.
Mrs. Isaac R. jerks has recovered nel
om her recent illness. do,
VIM. A. Royce has sent to New of
ampshire and bought pair of black bee
IS. LIE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton FELTON, of San
aIes visited at VIM. A. Royce's last bul
turday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Merritt of Eco
rlngdeld were guests of Jarvis chr
Itch and family last week. eve
Topic of the Y P. @. U. meeting che
ct Sunday evening will be ssHope. frs
key to happines and power Sec
Miss Geneva Dimmock, who has thi
N visiting relatives in Massachu- lect
to, returned to her home last week. B.
There will be special communica- u
j OF Wolcott lodge, F. & A. M, COL
t Saturday night. Work, M, M zen
rec. WEI
Dr.. F. P. Bathcelder of Boston was
emily elected president of the
homeopathic Medical ne!
iety.