The Press., 1905-04-19
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

The banks and public library will
be closed all day Friday.
Pay your town taxes by to-mor
row and save the interest.
Charles Demond is home from Will
hams college for vacation.
Mrs. j. NJ. Leach was the guest o
friends in Palmer last week.
Miss Mary Leach has returned from
weeks visit in Springfield.
Nelson Towne has bought the Hen
~ Gay farm in the north part of Will
lington.
Frank MontvilIe of Putnam spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Vic.
tor Grenier.
Mrs. W. L. Bishop of Holyoke is a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lewis
Mclaughlin.
The marriage intentions are an
nounced of Jerry McCrohan and Miss
Nellie O'Niel.
Mrs. E. A. Cleaveland and chill
dren of Providence, R. l., have been
visiting in town.
The last of this seasons series of
Masonic dances will be held on Tues
day evening, May I'd.
Miss Edith Tuthill has returned
from the hospital at New London.
She Is making a good recovery.
All taking part in 1.-THE Old Home
stead are requested to be present at
a rehearsal next Monday evening. at
the opera house. at 8. 30.
George L. Dennis has gone to Hot
Springs, Ark, for two weeks. Mr..
Dennis will take the baths in the
hope of curing the rheumatism.
The stores and business places in
the borough which usually close ON
holidays will keep open Thursday
evening, and close all day Friday.
Through the kindness of L. B. Ba-
ker, THE Journal of The Outdoor
Life will be found regularly on the
reading table in the library room.
Exercises will be held by Wauseon
lodge, 1. o. o. F.. at the lodge rooms
next Sunday at ? p. M, in comment
Grafton of the seth anniversary of the |
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cakes went to |
Manchester Monday to attend the flu
neral of Mrs. Cakes brother, Joseph |
Barrett, who was burned to death in
a fire Saturday night.
Z. r. Marsdale has sold his house
and lot at 81 Prospect street to An
dreas Jacobsen, the tailor, who takes
possession at once. Mr.. Marsdale has
moved into tenement in the Page
wooden block.
The Young American athletic club
will hold an Easter ball next Monday
evening at their hall on Westford Is
venue. Music will be by Jordan's I
rchestra, Prof. Fields prompter. 10
me floor directors are d. Brown. Fl. h
Ievene and I. Young. Admission is i
cents per couple. 7
Rev. Thomas lyric has been as.
igned to the local Methodist church s
nd will occupy the pulpit next Sun O
ay. He came into this conference 8
n 1899 from Vermont, going to At q
leboro, Mass, for three years, and a
hen to the First NJ. E. church at s
'all River, Mass, for three years. v
lie is very intelligent man and a fine c
peaker. The people here are very c
lueh pleased with the appointment. b
Rev. s. P. Wilder, So, pastor of $
he Congregational church at Delevan. v
WIS.,, died Tuesday, April 4th, after D
illness of several months. Mr.. %
Wider in 1875 married Miss Jennie h
: Watson, a former school teacher "
this borough. They have many q
'lends and acquaintance in this vi. 81
nifty who will be grieved to hear of II
is death. Besides Mrs. Wilder. he NJ
'aves a son and daughter, John and W
Iargery, now in their senior year at W
eloit college.
Kew. Q. 5. Davis has been trans s,
rred to the North Minnesota confer pl
Ice, and has been assigned to the llo
crest Heights NJ. E. church of Min 81
'apolis. He will leave with his SC
mily the first of the week. Rev. IN
r. Davis during his four-years' pas su
rate here has made many friends /:
Itside of his own parish, as we'll as W
nong his own people, who regret his gi
parture and wish him we'll in his 10
w field. He is an eloquent, fluent hs
eaker, with a master mind.
Thar0 will ho
rvices held at the Congregational lal
7reh three nights this week at Z. 30 MI
AZ each service there will be 0 0ri
al music. The meetings will
n oh, vgs of the following clergy g.,
:. W. tuesday night, Rev. @. s. ~
ia. Thin. Nd&y night, Rev. G. W. ~,
Dbard. Fri, 'sy Right, communion, nj,
Il N M No. Sunday there F
be AN Easter service, with ap- W,
,riAte music by tn eaeir' and at sa
} p. m. a Sunday '%tAsa Easter
,ert. All are invited S'@ well Sp
g. Hs
Springfield woman, who IoF@eT
ived here, tells in the Spri, NgAete ne
ON of simple treatment that pr "Fsa thu
,tive in a case of spotted few, VI
daughter had the disease and the beS
stefan had given her up. As al, eft
resort the mother bathed the =
DIS back with camphorated oil and
mustered teaspoonful of the oil W.
rnally. The treatment was re- ~
ed once an hour for several hours
the patient finally recovered.
is to-day perfectly healthy and NJ,
hout any of the defects which us aaa
y attend those who recover from ~
bro-spinal meningitis. 70
here ought not to be a vacant seat
the presentation of 1.-THE Old
nestead' at the opera house next p1