The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-09-05

STAFFORD SPRINGS.

over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Bolieau is recovering
from an illness.
J. NJ Leach broke camp at Masha.
paug yesterday.
Mrs. M. J. Hassett and daughter
are wishing in Leominster, Mass.
Miss Kate Desmond has taken q
position as clerk in the post office.
Miss Rose Troy has returned to her
home in Springfield after visit in
town.
Mrs. E. r. Brown and Miss Sophie
are spending few days at Lake
Sunapee.
Miss Mary Desmond of the Robert
son store is spending q vacation in
Danielson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Sullivan of
Baltic were in town over Sunday and
Labor day.
Walter r. Agard has returned to
Rockville after q visit with friends
in Stafford.
Editor Smith of Rockville was the
guest of Representative F. F. Patten
over Sunday.
j. M. Billings has gone to Freder-
Teton, New Brunswick, for a two
weeks vacation.
George L. Dennis arrived in town
last Saturday. after returning from
his continental trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Helm and Mrs.
George Siswick and children are in
camp at Mashapaug.
Miss Laura Bond of Bondville was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Adams over Sunday.
Miss Margaret Russell has gone to
st. Petersburg. Fla, where she will
teach the coming year.
Mrs. Carolyn Hewitt and daughters,
Eva and Annie, are spending vaoa-
ton at Elizabeth, N. ].
G.. A. Ray and family of Spring
field were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wood over Sunday.
John W. Alden and Arthur J. White
of Springfield visited friends in town
over Sunday and Labor day.
W. A. Foster and G. Waldo Well
ington spent Sunday at the home of
Lyman Moore at Mashapaug.
Mrs. d. ". Breen and daughter,
Leila, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, are
spending a few days in town.
W. Fl. Stafford and Cyrus Converse
of Boston we're at the Foster home
stead over Sunday and Labor day.
Mrs. E. T. Russell and Miss Mollie
Fitzgerald were in New York last
week attending the millinery open
ings.
John White has bought the Michael
Mccarthy house on Center street, and
will continue his business from the
new location.
There will be a regular meeting of
Orient chapter tomorrow evening,
This is the first meeting after the
summer vacation.
New flooring and s'elving and
other improvements have been made
at the Martinella shoe store in the
Ohamberlin block.
Ralph Martin, who has been spend |
ing his vacation at his home here,
will return TO his studies at Williston |
seminary shs- J. th------------ |
John T. Wood, who was recently |
operated on in the hospital at New |
London, is gaining steadily, and bids
fair to make q good recovery.
Adelbert Needham received a car
load of horses from the west Sunday
morning. The lot includes some de-
sirable drivers and heavy horses.
John Bradley was before the
borough court Monday morning.
charged with his usual form of indis-
erection. Judge Heald made it so
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Allen
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harwood
have returned from an automobile
trip through the Connecticut valley to
Northfeld.
VIM. o. Rockwell and Clarence
s. Rockwell have purchased Pasture
Lands farm at Staffordville of
Luther Crawford, and will occupy it
about Nov. LIST.
Jospeh Stuhlbach, the jeweler, is
to make extensive alterations in his
store. He will add new show cases
of the "silent salesman" type and
make other innovations.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Farmer died Sunday. the
death following closely on that of the
twin brother few days before. The
funeral was held yesterday.
George Bradley, the young son of
John Bradley, fell into the water at
the cove near the public library last
Wednesday noon. Felix La Sard
plunged in and got him out in time
TO prevent drowning.
There was a slight labor disagree
ment on the electric road last Friday.
Some of the workers wanted a nine
hour day and a slight advance in the
price. Work was resumed after
short interval without the changes
being granted.
The New London county fair will
be held at Norwich next week Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday.
There will be good trotting and the
usual vaudeville events. Special
round "trip tickets are offered on the
o. v. the fare from Stafford being
$1.1O. This is the first Connecticut
fair to be held this fall.
The republican caucus will be held
at the town hall tomorrow evening
at Z 80 for the election of delegates
to the various conventions. Freeman
f. Patten, whose name is being prom
inently mentioned for the nomination
of state treasurer, will no doubt re-
ceive a strong endorsement from his