The Press., 1906-11-28
srArFORD SPRINGS,

Jarv1S OAuy rebufn6u mOuuAy HULL a hunting trip in Baltic.
 New machinery is being added at the Stafford worsted plant.
 Miss Sarah Lucy will spend Thanks giving at her home in Wales.
 Jospeh Delligsn. who has been quite i'll, is more comfortable.
 Lucius washburn has arrived in town and plans to spend the winter here.
 Miss Ella Hiscox of Rockville has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dana Gary.
 Mrs. J. Brockbank has gone to Wakefield for an extended visit with her son.
 Dr. James Stretch will spend Thanksgiving at his old home in Meriden.
 Thomas Saltonstall of Lawrence, Mass. is the guest of his friend, Al fred Scott.
 MT. Grenier of South street, who has been i'll with rheumatic fever, is recovering,
 MT. and Mrs. George Cardinal of Palmer will spend Thanksgiving with relatives here.
 W. A. Foster of Palmer will eat his Thanksgiving dinner at the Eos ter homestead.
 Miss Mcveigh, employed at the Robertson store, is confined to her home by illness.
 Miss Josephine Eaton has gone to New York to spend a week with her sister, Mrs. Hall.
 Mrs. Alice Pense of Woonsocket, R. l., has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Walter Scott.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest D. Royce are receiving congratulations on the birth of daughter, the 24th.
 Several from here attended the football games at New Haven and Springfield last Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles E. Beans of Providence were guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. O. Comins over Sunday.
 The entertainment at the Methodist church last evening drew large at- tendance and proved very pleasing.
 WI. Clark of Holyoke has been in town this week inspecting and re- pairing the steam plant at the Gen. trsl mill.
 Judge and Mrs. G. O. Parkess plan to take their Thanksgiving dinner with MT and Mrs. Enos Penny of Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. T. R. Prentice and daughter of Turnerville will spend Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. George Siswick.
 MT. and Mrs ". l.. Crawford of Worcester will spend the popular New England holiday with MT. and Mrs. W. NJ. Crawford.
 The engagement is announced of J. F. Cotter and Miss May Mildner of
 
 place about New Years.
 No new cases of diphtheria are re- ported at Orcuttville, and those al ready reported are doing we'll. School will be resumed next Monday.
 Mitchell Burge has resigned his position with J. J. Clark and has gone to Jersey City. His place is taken by J. B. Brunelle of Palmer.
 The high price of electricity as compared with kerosene, as we'll as the unsatisfactory service, is leading many to shift to lamps for lighting purposes.
 J. Hawley Larned is home for the Thanksgiving interval from Clark college. Worcester. He was recently honored by being elected president of his class.
 Miss Rose Hanley entertained a whist party of five tables last Thurs day evening in honor of her friend, Miss Elizabeth Tobin, who has since removed to Holyoke.
 Mrs. Stephen Green gave a party at her home on Grove street Monday afternoon in honor of her friend, Mrs. Head, who is to go to Concord, N. H., for an extended visit.
 Repairs occasioned by the fire at Smith 6 Oooley's plant are nearly completed. The rooms have been cleaned up, the woodwork has been replaced and the skaters arrived yes tsrday to make repairs on the roof.
 The Kings Daughters will hold a handkerchief bazaar, in connection with the ladies' emigrant sociable. at the Congregational chapel, on next Wednesday evening. Various fancy and useful articles will be on sale.
 Amos Bolieau, employed at Smith & Cooley's, injured two of his fingers in a machine last Saturday. Dr. O. B. Newton dressed the injured hand. While the injury is not serious, the victim of the accident will not be able to resume his work for time.
 There will be an "emigrant'' so. cial at the Congregational chapel next Wednesday evening. The boat is ex- pected to reach the pier any time af- ter 7.3O. The custom house officials, the health officers and guards will be ready for business at 8 o'clock. As many as will are urged to appear in the garb of emigrants or tourists, with accompanying baggage. The admission, 15 cents, includes light refreshments. to be served by Mrs. James Mclaughlin and Mrs. G. P. Bard.
 There will be a supper and social at the Methodist church next Tuesday evening. Hostesses, Mrs. O. P. Hodg- son, Mrs F. A. Keefe and Mrs. F. B. willie Supnar ak o'alock. nrice