The Press., 1906-09-12
STAFFORD SPRINGS,

TO be out again.
The case of Blakeley against Squirel
has been settled out of court.
Miss Ethel Gary has entered Bay
Path institute in Springfield.
Mrs. #. J. Cardinal is attending
the millinery opening in New York.
Mrs. John Siswick has returned
from visit in Providence and vicin
ity.
Miss Rose Hanley has gone for g
visit of two weeks to Millbury and
Boston.
Charles Morrall will return this
week TO Groton. Mass, where he is
teaching.
Mrs. Margaret Stretch of Meriden
is in town for visit with her son,
DIR. Stretch.
Quite q few have been attracted to
Norwich by the New London county
fair this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter of East
Cambridge, Mass. are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James Wood.
Joseph Quinlan, employed in the
American express Office at Springfield.
is spending a vacation here.
F. F. Dunheld. principal of the
high school, has hired tenement
owned by Mrs. Sullivan. near Grant
avenue.
At the real estate sale last Thurs
day afternoon of the Brown lots sales
were made to Carrie Eager and Ar
thur Schofeld.
L. d. Gary killed a snake on the
river road Sunday which he thinks
was q RATHER. Rattlesnakes are very
scarce in this vicinity.
Mrs. E. F. Kellogg and daughter,
Mrs. Black, are spending few weeks
vacation in Holyoke and Turner'S
Falls, Mass, and vicinity.
Nicholas Nedeau is to move to Can
ada, and will sell his place at IS
Furnace avenue and household furni-
turs at auction Saturday, the 22d, at
p. m.
A union service will be held at the
Congregational church Sunday even
ing. Rev. Thomas lyric of the
Methodist church will deliver the
sermon.
Fred Meyers resumed work the first
of the week after an illness. Mr..
Meyers suffers from appendicitis. and
an operation may be necessary before
he is cured.
The Tilden block has been sold to
Benjamin Arnold for about 10000
The upper part of the block will be
occupied by Mrs. Keefe as boarding
house. The telephone office will be
moved.
The management of the Stafford
fair will have q busy interval from
now until after the annual event.
An unusual amount is to be spent for
stage attractions this year, and an
effort will be made to have every de- |
partment up to the usual high stand
ard.
Selectman O. G. Ellis has learned
that the mad dog killed in the north
part of the town one week ago last
Sunday came from Holland, where he
was loose the Saturday before he was
seen at State Line. The dog bit sew
eral other CANNES in Holland. All
dogs that are known or thought to
have been bitten have either been
killed or are being kept chained up.
1t is not known in Tolland who owned
the dog or where he came from.
Athol, Sept. S.-Thomas Bradley
of Stafford Springs, Conn, was ar
rested in East Brookfield yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Tarbell, who turned
him over to Deputy Sheriff Goddard
of Athol, where he was wanted on a
complaint charging him with assault
upon Ella Seavey of South Royalston
some time last month, where Bradley
was at work in the wooden mills.
Bradley left the town soon after, and
his whereabouts were not known until
a few days ago. He was arraigned
before the district court this forenoon
and pleaded not guilty. The case
was continued until Sept. 20, and he
was placed under $500 bonds, fail
ing to procure which he was taken to
Jail this afternoon by Dep
uty Sheriff Goddard. Globe.
MeysrhOItz is Acquitted.
John Meyerholtz was arrested here
last week Thursday on complaint of
P. b. Moore, the Springfield real es-
tate dealer. The specific charge on
which the young man was arrested
was for the embezzlement of $3.50,
although Moore claims that larger
sums must be accounted for. Meyer
holtz went to Springfield from Brook
lyn and entered the employ of Moore
about 81 years ago. He proved a
hustler and was advanced. Meyer
holtz claims that he became part
ner with Mr.. Moore, but this the lat
ter denies, claiming that the Brook
lyn man was his confidential agent
and collector. The courts will prob
ably have to determine whether he
was a partner in the concern and what
his shortage is, if q shortage appears
when the books are produced. Mey-
erholtz, after leaving Moore, came to
this town and with Mr.. Siebert organ
lied q new company, known as the
Eastern Land & Improvement COM
pany. The new company had adver-
tised a sale of lots for the last three
DAYS of last week on the Holmes lot,
owned by NJ. f. Brown. The arrest
Of Meyerholtz interrupted this sale
and caused Mr.. Brown to withdraw
the tract from the firm. Chief of Po-
lice Bromage of Thompsonville made