The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-09-25

LOuAL NOTICES.
matter under this head 10 cents per line.l
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Mrs. Samuel Rockwell and Mrs
John Foster are visiting in Worcester
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wildey have
gone to franklin. Vt, for vacation
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Sartoris at the New City is i'll.
There is TO be 3 meeting of Winter
post. G. A. R.. next Tuesday even
ing.
Eli Parizsau will run q lunch room
az his Main street store during the
fair.
Miss Eugenia Lee has returned tC
her studies at Columbia college, New
York.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Moore. who has been ill. is more
comfortable.
Miss Florence Bond of Bondville
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Adams. .
Mrs. Laura s Williams of New
London is visiting st her sisters, Mrs.
Joseph Bolieau's.
Mrs. Joseph Bsuby and SON of
Meriden are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ID Bernardo.
!. Israel Gregorysof Hartford has been
the guest the past week of his father,
Charles Gregory.
WIN. ID Tuthill of Hartford has
been with his father, A. W. Tuthill,
a part of the week.
At the regular meeting of the
Foresters Thursday evening there
will be special business.
Mrs. Helen l. Weed has returned
home after q three weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs Joseph Bolieau.
Misses Nellie and Mary Fitzpatrick
have hired the Mix cottage on Tollsnd
street and have commenced housek ep-
ing.
Mrs Speed and children are pre-
pairing to remove to Lawrence, where
her husband, John Speed has taken q
position.
Miss Julia Denman of Wellington
and Miss Ruth Durham of Stafford
willie were guests of Miss Mary Wildey
over Sunday.
H. NJ. Brooks and daughter, Miss
Dorothy O. Brooks. of Springfield
have been the guests of E. W. Brooks
for few days.
]. NJ. Leach and VI E Burwell
have gone to Wallingford to-day.
it being grand masters day at the
Masonic home.
VIM. r. Cordingly of Boston and
E. FarnelI of Woonsocket, of the
Stafford Worsted company. have been
in town this week.
H. Y. Barber. night engineer at
the electric light station. has been
taking a vacation and Mr.. Cotter was
in charge during his absence.
The annual meeting of the Stafford
business mems association will be held
at the office of the secretary. Robert
Fl. Fisk. to-morrok evening nc
O'Clock.
There will be q social and enter
tainment at st. Edwards hall Friday |
evening. under the auspices of the st.
Edwards Aid society. Admission
will be % cents.
The registrars will be in session on
Monday. from 8 q. m. to p. M, at
M. d. OsGennell's office and Wight
mans carriags shop for the final re-
vision of the voting lists.
The auction at the Keefe tract last
Friday and Saturday resulted in the
sale of about Is lots. The sale up to
the present includes 81 lots, as there
have been q number of sales since the
auction.
The O. E. society of the Congrega-
tional church will hold social at the
parsonage Friday night, at z. 30. All
young people connected with the
church are invited to be present and
are requested to take pencils.
The heavy rain of Monday and the
unpromising weather early yesterday
led the management of the Rockville
fair to postpone. The fair is to be
held to-day. tomorrow and Friday,
and a number will attend from this
town.
The effect of the extremely dry
season, has had the effect of delaying
q part of the crop Of whortleberries.
Good berries have been offered for
sale around town the past week.
which is very unusual so late in the
season.
There has been considerable COM
plaint of the electric light service for
the past few nights. Saturday night
the severe electrical storm put the
lights ont Of business. Monday night
there was more trouble, and last night
there was quite q delay before the
service was started.
The contractor. who is to place the
new bridge has arrived in town. The
original intention was to go ahead
and place the bridge at once on false
work, but IL is understood that the
Central Vermont has placed an in
junction on his plan. Cement will be
used for the permanent support of the
bridge.
Town CLERK Fisk reports that there
are still over 100 dogs in town that
have not been provided with tags, as
required by law. The town clerk is
having q very busy season at present,
as he is having 3 lot of extra work
with the tags and hunters licenses. in
addition to getting his report ready |
for the past year.
A. B. Patton of Ware. who operated
the Central mill here for q short time
from Jan. L, 1906, has been appoint