The Press., 1906-10-17
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

installed in his home, 15-5.
A. B. Patton has about completed
running out stock at the Central mill.
George Anderson has been spending
q few days at his home in Woonsocket,
r. L.
Fred Meyers is at Springfield for q
few days for continued medical treat
ment. ...
Mrs. Daniel o. Bradbury, woro-
nocO, Mass, is q guest at the Foster
homestead.
Miss Mollie Barton of Palmer was
the guest of Mrs. James Mclaughlin
over Sunday.
Napoleon Bertrand has returned
from Canada. and has taken his old
job rs machinist with the Fabyan
company.
John Sena was before the borough
court Monday, charged with obstruct-
ing the sidewalk. He was fined 81
and costs.
The Warren Wooden company has
ordered a new set of cards to help
even up production, as they are now
obliged to buy Quite little yarn.
There will be teachers convention
at New Haven Friday, and some of
the local teachers will attend. Those
who do not 20 will take q visiting
day later.
II. W. Holbrook of Palmer was in
town yesterday showing the Corbin
machine. With party of local men
he drove to Somers and returned in
less than an hour.
Preparations are going forward for
the annual auction of Gary Bros.
which will be held about Nov. LIST.
Amy person wishing to enter any
thing in this auction can do so.
Claude O. Pinney has bought Har-
vey Ohapman's interest in the local
hardware store of Fl. Chapman 8 90.
Inventory will be taken at once, and
the new firm will be known as Brown
8 Pinney.
VIM. II. Stafford and family of
Boston will occupy their place at
Stafford Street the coming spring.
Alterations and repairs will be made
and a new barn built. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Converse of Springfield will re-
side with the Staffords at the old
place.
The body of Mrs. Edwin R. Fisk,
40, who died the 7th, was brought
here from Springfield last Wednesday
Mrs. Fisk was q former resident. She
leaves her husband and one sister,
Mrs Adelbert Fisk. of Orange, Mass
The burial was in the Stafford Springs
cemetery.
Workmen on the electric road are
engaged in finishing the three miles
of road already laid. A dinky engine
and work cars are expected daily to |
be used in prosecuting this work. An |
inside rail will be laid to accommo-
date the work train, which is narrow
guage. As soon as the ledge is re-
moved the work train will be used in
filling in at this end, near the bridge.
Tolland county medical association
was held at the Springs House yester-
day. There was a good attendance
from different parts of the county.
The forenoon session was devoted to
routine business. DR.. W. L. Higgins
of South Coventry read an essay at
the afternoon session, and Dr. E. A.
Dowd of Hartford, a specialist ON
nervous diseases. had a paper on the
care and treatment of epileptics.
There are ten applications for
license this year, as follows: Clio
wanna and Alexander Fontanella, at
the old Blue Front block; Edward
Mann, Jr., at his block west of the
chamberlain block; Frank E. Mogel,
at his old stand on Wilmington avenue;
Adolph Roberts, at his recently pur-
chased building north of the Comins
blacksmith shop; Alfred D. Bernardo
and John B. Peirola, at II East Main
street; Timothy O'Grady, at his old
stand; Dominica Tonon, at his old
stand ON Furnace avenue; Adelbert
Needham, at the Springs House
Michael III. Mccarthy, at the Stafford
House; James Sullivan, at his old
stand.
The reorganization of the company
to operate the Central wooden mill is
nearly completed. This corporation
will be known as the Central Manu-
featuring company. and unless all
signs fail will be a very successful
and aggressive organization. The
stockholders are Cyril johnson of
Stafford, Frederick Swindell of Rock
Vile, Joseph p. Jenness of Dover, N.
h, D. Fl. Regain of New York and
Thomas McEwen of Dover. Each of
the stockholders is capable and ex-
perienced man in q certain line of
the work, and combined they present
an ideal front. Mr.. johnson needs
no introduction locally. He has been
with Us several weeks, and the towns
people, the operatives and all with
whom he has been in touch in the
past are pleased that he is to be iden-
titled with the company. Mr.. Swim
dell, agent of the Rock mills at Rock
willie, has been very successful, and
his experience and knowledge will be
appreciated in the new organization.
Mr.. Jenness comes from Dover, where
he has been identified with the Saw
yer WOODEN mills for the past IL years
He Is q man thoroughly respected and
liked in manufacturing circles and
skilled in his line of work. A new
plan will be adopted for selling the
product. 1t will be sold direct to
the consumer, and Mr.. Regain will