The Press., 1905-01-11
HOME NEWS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

come In and Iis' en- to what i have to sa
about hour and save money. ]. Fregear
A few Fus Scarfs left which will >
81 ssed out nj reduced prices at A. 1
Towards. a..--- u
IF, III. Burner Brass Chandelier 4
good ords cheap at Pres'ou's Auotio
Rooms.
:. For ire insurance apply to q. D Ide
Stafford.
Leave your orders for Engrave'
Cards at The Press office. 80 cards ant
= script D ate 30 cents so cards and oil
English plate from OIL so to $2.5O
Paper Napkins 10 cents hundred a
The Press ONCE. 800, 25 cents. By mai
6 cents q hundred extra.
For Sale.-Se 'ond-haDd Type Write
at bargain. F. E. Cady.
Syt-
STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Mrs. Louis Feddler is quite i'll al
her home of hepatitis.
Miss Mabel Foster has returned
from q visit in Boston.
DR. A. o. Comins has added Som.
noforme inhaling outfit to his equip,
ment.
Edward Shea has taken q position
in the hardware store of n. Chapman
s. %.
G. s. Baker and H. E. BurwelI
have been visiting in New York and
q Brooklyn. 1''''' :
Miss Elizabeth Sanders of South.
bridge is the guest of Mr. and Mrs
9. W. H. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fontanella are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter. Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Morse, who has been
quite ill with Inflammation of the
liver, is more comfortable.
Judge ]. H Reed was at his home
here over Sunday and returned to his
duties at Bridgeport Monday.
Wm. E. Benton has been enlarging
the front room of his restaurant, so
as to give room for larger tables.
j. Harold Parkhurst, formerly en-
ployed at the local station, has taken
a position as telegrapher in Mexico
The engagement is announced of
Miss Laura E Stafford of Boston to
Ralph W. Wright of Indian Orchard.
Miss: Nellie Dondero, who has been
employed at Bernarda's fruit store.
has returned to her home in Meriden.
Joseph Levene has filled the Springs
House ice house. The ice is about
10 inches thick and first-elass in
quality.
The standing pine timber on the
William Davis farm near Orcuttville
will be sold at auction Saturday, the
21st, at p. m.
Frank Gilbert was before the bor-
q ough court Monday, charged with
drnnkenness Judge Parkess made it
80 days at Holland. .-.
y. NJ. Leach was confined to his
home the first of the week by q touch
Of the grip. but is now able to be ut
his place Of business.
T. +. Mullen s. Co. are putting the
finishing touches ON their new Office,
and when completed it will be first
class in all its appointments.
A slsigh-ride party from Monson
academy was entertained at the
Springs House last Friday evening
There were % in the party and the
young people thoroughly enjoyed
themselves. .ft ..-.J, s#-.. ...
Some employees of Towne & Baker.
engaged in loading ties near, the sta
tion, struck Tuesday afternoon owing
to a misunderstanding The matter
was easily arbitratsd and work was
soon resumed.
The Methodist Sunday school has
elected the following officers: Super
intendent. +. f. Pattern assistant
superintendent. R.w. Ellis; secretary
and treasurer, Louis II. Stevens;
librarian, Jessie. G.. Eaton; pianist.
Ivy c. Eaton. ... ASS s
There was q fire in the card room
of the Forestville mill last Thursday
evening. The automatic sprinklers
soon put the FIRE out. The loss is
confined to one card and stock, and is
principally from water. The loss is
placed at $3.50 aud is covered by in
guranee. "a y \
Miss Isabelle Dorman, 13. died at
the home of her grandmother. Mrs. |
Kate Murray, last week Tuesday night |
"a -. nRko~ o. Rflr~asS "a u
eleven days. The funeral was held
from st. Edwards church Friday
morning and she burial was in st.
Edwards cemetery. 49, sz=sss~-
Considerable pressure is being
brought to bear on Senator Baker to
find where he stands on the contest
now kn-progress for United States SEN
AtE Mr.. Baker has refused to COM
NIT himself on the matter, but assures
all anxious inquirers that he will be
on hand and vote when the proper
time comes. The local representa-
tiyps. are also unpledged.
The annual meeting Of the eorpo-
rators Of the Library association was
held 6AHths library building last Mon
day afternoon and the following d.
receuES were reelected: Christopher
Allan. Charles Warren, J, H. Reed.
Mi,s celia holt. Mrs O. E. Butter
heiA, h II. Baker, +. F. Patten. Al
vnFnd8 Howard. Cyril Johnson At
the alr6qlpfs' Meeting the officers were
EecbeA a. follows: President, Cyril
johnson; vice president, J. Fl. Reed;
and treasurer, w. II. Heald
book purchasing committee, w. E.
Desmond, Miss Kate l. Lord, Mrs. W.
II. Smith; care Of building, Christie
phea ALLEN. Charles Warren. W. Fl.
Had; en- distribution and transport
iatidn 10 different parts Of the town,
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