The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1905-08-23

STAFFORD SPRINGS.

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aslyes In Providence.
John P. Hanley is visiting DR.. ].
J. HAssett sc Lee. Mass.
David Robertson returned on Mon.
day from his European trip.
The Young Americans defeated the
Young Locals 8 to on Monday.
Miss Mary Mccormick of Worcester
Is the guest of Miss Margaret Mullins.
Bidwell s. Co. have placed a tele-
phone in their market. Gall, 2S-2.
B. P. Cooley and Charles Morrall
have gone to Northfield. Mass, for a
few days.
Adelbert Needham received his last
carload of western horses for the sea-
SON last Sunday.
Miss Jane A. CLARK has taken the
position of supervisor of music in the
Simsbury schools.
Miss Mary Converse is quite i'll
with typhoid fever at her home on
Highland Terrace.
George Simonds of Hartford has
been the guest of his father, Lewis
Simonds, for q few days.
s. Martinelli. who recently opened
q repair shop in Chamberlin's block,
has put in a line of boots and shoes.
The nineteenth annual reunion of
the Ohaffee family will be held at
Evergreen park next week Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Holtham
and daughter. Mildred. are visiting
friends in Boston and Jackson, N. H.
Miss NJ A. Harvey. who is substi-
tuting in the telephone Office at Man
chester, was in the borough over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Fl. Parsons of
Westfeld, Mass. have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Adams the past
week.
Chries Natuschka is in New York
on q business trip, and his place of
business will be closed until Saturday
morning.
President W. II. Hall and Secre-
tary O. B. Gary go to New York to-
night to look up attractions for the
coming fair.
A number Of the ladies of Winter
W. r. O. have gone to East Long
meadow to-day to hold picnic with
Mrs. o. NJ. Brown.
Pasquaide Tenore and Angelo Ster-
Achio have sold, their farm ON Village
Hill, known as the Joe VIM"
place, to Alexander Zolome of Bridge
port.
#. E. Cady of The Press is on va
cation this week. He is taking trip
over the various lines of the Central
Vermont. especially ON the northern
division.
} Captain Smith of the. baseball team
has arranged for a game with the
Palmers at Palmer Saturday afternoon.
Efforts will be made to obtain
special train.
The play, "Owin' to Maggie, ,"
given in the basement of Grace church
last Wednesday evening, had a good
and was presented in a
very pleasing and creditable manner.
Mrs. H. NJ. Benton and daughter,
Lillian. and Miss Greta McIntire we're
in Willimantic and at the camp
ground last week. Miss Benton is
attending the camp meeting this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Patten and
SON, Farley. and Miss Beatrice Cong
dom, are spending the week in Glou-
cestsr and vicinity, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
len making the trip in their automo-
bile. .-----.......
The dam Of the Middle River Man
ufacturing company, supplying water
for the mill leased by Frederic Faulk-
nsr. is to be thoroughly repaired.
Henry Knapp is doing the work
The dam has been leaking for some
time, and It will be necessary to take
down at least three layers of the
stone.
. John A. Sullivan, brother of Mrs.
NJ. H. Mccarthy, and we'll known
here, died at his home in Worcester
Monday evening, after a short illness
of typhoid fever. The funeral will
be held Thursday. and will be attend
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Mccarthy
and two SONS and Cornelius Sullivan
of this place. ....t
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis. Helm, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Siswiok and daughter
and Karl Helm returned the first of
the week from q few days outing at
the Helm camp at Mashapaug. Miss
Minnie Shoemaker and Miss Eta
Helm of New York, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Helm for the
past week. were also with them.
Joseph Fregeau, the baker, bought
a horse of NJ. Dinnestein last Thurs
day, paying SIS for the same. FIRE.
geau now claims that the horse is not
rs was represented. He has brought
suit through his counsel, r. H. Fisk.
Mr.. Dinnestein has retained Attorney
O'Oonnell. The case is returnable
before the borough court on August
81. sss-.. ~ rF
A brick fire-proof storage vault,
1Ox12. isbeing placed in the base
ment of Warren's block for the use of
the Stafford Savings bank. A new
modern burglar proof safe has been
ordered for the banking rooms. The
rooms are to be newly decorated. 1t
will be some time in October before
the bank will be moved to the new
quarters
The repairs on the macadam road
ON East street, as far as the appropri-
alton of $1,000 will allow, are expect