The Press., 1905-08-09
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

visiting in Bondville.
Miss Grace Comins is spending q
vacation at Plymouth.
Frank Fitzpatrick is spending a
few days in New York.
Mrs. T. II. Rafftery has returned
from a visit in Mystic.
Miss Virginia Chapman is spend
ing vacation at Black Point.
Miss Potter of Coventry has been a
guest at the Foster homestead.
Miss Eileen Handlin of Worcester
is the guest of Miss Rose Hanley.
A. ID. johnson, employed at the
Ellis grocery, is taking a vacation.
Mrs. Henry Cini of New London is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cini.
The Tigers defeated the Atlantics
IL to II Saturday afternoon at base
ball. '''%
Miss @. E. wiggin of Springfield
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. K.
Taft.
Mrs. W. r. Morse and daughter,
Margery. are visiting at Blandford,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs: F., l.. Adams and
maid are the guests of Mrs. Catherine
Hicks. ia" So - Z, ~ 80. 80
Miss Florence Washburn is spend
ing 8 vacation in New Haven and vi
einity. - -...-.- g.. ....s .....
Miss .Everlina H. Ferry is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Howe at
Lynn, Mass.
Manlio Baldi is spending a vaca-
ton of one week in New York and
New Jersey.
Grant Foster and Miss Mabel Foster
havslbeen the guests Of Mrs. George
E. Buck at Westford.
John O'Niel has purchased varie-
ty store at West Warren, and will
take possession as once.
Jahez Amsbury and daughter, Mrs.
Frank Butler. of Danbury have been
guests of Mrs. G. H. Baker. ..-..<
Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin is in
Bridgeport. called there BY the death
of her uncle, Watson Wentworth.
Sfhe band concert at the Springs
Mouse last Friday evening proved very
enjoyable for a large humber Of peo-
pie.
:: F. G. Sanford, cashier of the First
Hati9nal bank, IS enjoying a vacation
&ipSSsTs6g h. the Adironaatks and
canada
I George Pierson, who has been
pending several months in the .south.
Fas returned to the old homestead in
wilmington.
! Mrs. M. d. Harris eand daughter,
Miss Ella, are. at Sugar Hill, N. H.,
for q few weeks, and later will go to
Bffd6etonf, Maine. -7-'',. '-'.-,'>-s~-
James Warren is spending a vaca-
tion in Massachusetts,. VIM. Russell
is employed in the Abel clothing store
during his ABSENCE IS sS--fs1s.
ORA Mrs. A. f. warrensof Chic
opee are at the Springs House. DIR.
Warren is taking DIR. Bard's practice
during his absence.
RAFty Of ysnng people wilkgo by
bus burssey enkg<sto Evergreen
parh q M The. 9bus will leave
$3.50 Is Kasftohell. A. 4.
Valentine Of New York, George Sis
wick and Louis Helm returned Mon
day evening, after spending a few
days at Mashapaug. =, 4
At the meeting of Harmony Temple
of Honor this evening the acceptance
Of the new bylaws making the tenn
pie . beneficiary, as we'll as a social
temple,-wiH be voted ON. .,,~s> ID
The four children of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Matterson have been committed
to the temporary home at Vernon.
The children are: Cora, IL; Albert.
10; Maud, s, and Emma, . years of
age. IN =
sEAGSfdfbg,to the f4aqtfofd Gourant
AAA she Springfield Union Miller and
Watson. the battery for the staffords
last Saturday, was Mclean of Nor
wich and Lattimer, who was last
week released by Norwich! Dc go. 7
Edward WEIGH had both eyes black
ened and his nose badly skinnedswhile
working ON q machine at the Fox
willie mill the first of the week. The
iron bar with which he was working
slipped and inflicted the blow.
Samuel Kuslansky has hired his old
store in Tilden's block, and will
occupy it about the first of September
with q line of goods similar to his
former stock. Mr.. Kuslansky will
remove here from Worcester as soon
rs he can make the necessary arrange
mants> y .s~- -
The season ut Crystal Lake is at its
height. All the cottages are full
and there are many campers. Satur-
day evening there was an enjoyable
dance at Bowler's pavilion. Monday
evening there was corn-roast. Last
evening the villagers entertained a
party from the Springs, and dancing
was again the feature of the programs.
W. H. HeaidlfAI panIicchased the in.
surance business of Alvarado Howard,
and will open An office in the Page
block, over Fitzpatrick news room.
Mr.. Heald has been employed as a
clerk in the Savings Bank of Stafford
Springs for the past IL years. He
Is familiar with the insurance bust
ness through his association with Mr.
Howard, and with his business expe-
rience will undoubtedly be successful
in his new departure.
William Buck, rs, who was born
in Stafford March II, 1927, died at
his home in South Livonia, N. Y,
last Thurdsay Of heart failure. He
was around as usual Wednesday, walk
ed to the store and back and read his
paper. !, Although he complained of