The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-04-18
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Israel Gregory OF InompsoANlAA'
was in town over Sunday.
Miss Jo Palmer of Windham called
on friends in town last Friday.
Miss Margaret MCCARTHY of Spring
field is home for brief vacation.
DR.. G. P. Bard's telephone call
has been changed from 19-4 to 60.
Mrs. Daniel Sullivan and daughter
of New London are visiting in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel g. Sullivan
of Baltic have been home few days.
Miss Eugenia Lee was home fol-
Easter from Barnard college in New
York.
Miss Emma Kuehne is home from
Englewood, N. j., for the spring va.
cation.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick of Baltic
was in town for Good Friday and
Easter.
Charles Morrall, who is teaching
in Groton, Mass. is home for the
Easter vacation.
Miss Leila Breen of Mt. Vernon,
N. Y, was the guest of Miss Eva
Morey over Easter.
Mrs. J. H. Fox returned Friday
from Florida, where she has been
spending the winter.
Owing to the increased cost of ice
this season, the local dealers have de-
cided to make the price 35 cents pei
hundred.
Miss Mabel Foster has resumed hel
duties at the Howard store, after be
ing out seven weeks owing to illness
in her family.
Adelbert Needham arrived home
from the west last Friday. The
horses bought this trip are expected
Friday or Saturday.
M. W. wilkins of California, the
national organizer of the socialis
party. will speak at Society hall Sat
urday evening on "Socialism. -
J. P. Hanley, who is studyin'
for a short vacation. VIM. Hanle,
of Hartford was in town over Sunday
A monument was placed in St. Ed
wards cemetery Saturday for the Pat
rick Mccarthy family. The monu
ment is one of the finest in the ceme
terry.
Noel Pease has bought two houses
on Grant avenue of the Holt estate
One of the houses is occupied by Mr.
Pease and the other by Clarence S
Rockwell
j. M. Armstrong of West Staftort
has bought the meat and grocery bust
ness of G.. A. Ray, and has also hiret
the tenement that has been occupied
by Mr.. Ray.
W. o. King has resigned as bos
dyer at the Central mill, and has tax
Ell similar position with the Rocl
mills at Rockville and will soon NOV,
his family there.
Samuel Kuslansky has purchased
] the Shahan block on High street O
= Adolph Roberts. The block contain
seven flats, one of which Mr.. Kus
lansky occupies.
The W. R. @. will serve a supper
next Friday from 5 to Z. Supper
Is cents. There will be a phonograpl
entertainment in the evening. Th'
mem bers of the G. A. r and fami
lies are invited.
Schools resumed sessions Monday
after the Easter vacation. Miss Mary
Mcdonald of Lenox, graduate of Mt
Holyoke and an experienced teacher
has taken the position of high schoo
assistant, made vacant by the resigna
tion of Miss Bush.
No large strings of trout have bee1
captured yet. F. E. Fitzpatrick wen
out last Wednesday and got nine
Fast day the score was as follows
A. J. Squires, 12; DR.. L. F. Eaton
Z; John Williams, 1 !; Henry Gilman.
tin, l; James Warren, /; Anderl
Jacobsen, O.; Lott O'Halloran, not 6
bite; Burt Eaton and Joseph Stuhl
bach, 81
The case of Harris Rabinowit1
against Myron Kemp is to come uI
to day for trial at Rockville. Law
yers W. H. Reed and r. H. Fisk will
appear for the plaintiff and Lawyer
M. d. O'Connell for the defense.
This is an action of tort to recover
damages for all alleged assault, which
the plaintiff claims disabled him fol
labout month.
Miss Hattie M. Tuthill, daughter
of A. W. Tuthill, was united in mar.
riage Saturday evening to Vaughn R.
Brown at the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. Thomas Tyrie. Frank Butter.
field acted as best man and Miss
Edith Tuthill, sister of the bride,
was bridesmaid. An informal recep'
tion at the home of the bride follow ed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
will make their home in Monson,
where the best wishes of many friends
will follow them.
The last of the series of dances fol
the benefit of the high school base
ball team will be held at Memorial
hall at the Hollow on April 9th
While these dances have been very
enjoyable, with good music, prompt
ing and refreshments, they have moi
been so very successful financially
It is hoped enough money can be real
lied from the last dance to cover the
expenses of the baseball team the com
ing season so as not to ask for hell
outside of the school students, as hal
been done in the past years.
DEVILS ISLAND TORTTRE