The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-08-28
Miss Ada Gary is visiting relatives

The banks will close all day Mon
day, Labor day.
O. B. Gary has been in New York
on a business trip.
st. Edwards parochial schools open
Monday, Sept. 9th.
Miss Jessie Keefe is spending the
week in Glastonbury.
Miss Nellie Haley of Lee, Mass. is
visiting friends in town.
Col. and Mrs. Charles L. Dean of
Maiden, Mass. are in town.
Miss Blanche Perry of Eastford has
been the guest of Miss Ada Gary:
Mrs. r. A. Ran has bought a lot
on the east side of Crystal Lake.
Mrs. f. E. Skies of Springfield is
the guest of Mrs. T. P. Needham.
O. F. Beckwith and Fl. o. Butter
field are in camp at Crystal Lake.
A new floor has been laid in the
finishing room of the Central mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood.
Miss Mollie Barton of Palmer is
the guest of Mrs. James Mclaughlin.
A telephone has been placed in the
residence of J. A. White. Gall, 44--4.
Mrs. H. Hill, Mrs. Layout and
Miss Eta Bidwell are visiting in Bos-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wood are
spending a vacation at Medland Beach,
N. Y.
Principal and Mrs. F. F. Dunfield
have returned from their summer va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Butterfield
have returned from an extended stay
at Crystal Lake.
Mrs. Helen l. Weed of Buffalo, N.
Y. is visiting at her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Bolieau's.
Anders Jacobsen is clearing up his
lot and building cottage on the east
side of Crystal Lake.
Miss Lavilla Burr is taking two
weeks vacation, part of which will
be spent in Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Gary and chill
dren have returned from a weeks va
cation in Warrenville.
W. R. O. meeting next Wednesday.
A full attendance is requested in order
Il - Co.. ;noDaok;nn
Mrs. Maxam and child have return
ed to Philadelphia, after a visit with
her brother, Stephen Green.
Rexford and Norman Oleaveland of
Providence are guests of their grand
mother. Mrs. J. O. Cleaveland.
Contractors have commenced work
on ]. II. Valentines new house. The
contract has been taken by a New
Britain firm.
Faulkner's mill has been run en-
tirely by steam for the past few days,
while repairs are being made on the
water wheel.
Samuel Marks, jewelry drummer,
we'll known locally owing to his fire.
quent visits the past SO years, died
this week in Hartford.
Miss G. A. Beckwith is visiting in
Springfield and Bloomfield, and will
visit the New York millinery open
ings before her return.
Mrs. E. R. Brown and Miss E. S.
Brown have gone to Digby, N. s., for
a visit. Miss Caroline Brown is at
Byfield, Mass, for a short stay.
All pupils failing in the entrance
examinations to the high school in
June, will be given another oppor-
tunity next Wednesday, at 8 a. m, ,
at the school building.
A large piece of iron in the road
near the electric light station caused
Claude Pinney's automobile to leave
the highway and go over the bank
Monday. When the machine stopped
the two forward wheels we're in the
pond. Mr.. Pinney was thrown out,
but was not hurt. The automobile
was but slightly damaged.
The officers of the Elm Farm Milk
company of Boston, who are running
the milk car from Willimantlc to
Palmer and Boston, will meet the
farmers in this vicinity at the town
hall, Stafford, next week Thursday, al
1.3O p. m, to talk over the price OF
milk and grain for the coming winter,
and also to meet any of the farmers
interested who are not now sending
their milk to Boston.
There are now about 400 mer
working ON the electric road, and
there seems no doubt that the line
will be in operation by fair time be-
tween fair grounds here and at Rock
willie. There has been an accident tt
the steam shovel, but it is not expect
ed to delay materially. A new super
intendent, VIM. F. Ryan, has taker
charge of construction. Work il
being pushed night and day.
STANFORD.
Martin Hunt is on the sick list.
Miss Julia Chapman is visiting Mis-
Lulu Ide.
Miss Ellen Kelly is the guest o.
frieEds in Monson.
Miss Rose Dugdale is visiting Mis-
Elsie Espeg in Mystic.
Mrs. Lizzie Goodell is visiting
friends in Springfield.
VIM. Park was with his family
at Niantio over Sunday.
Walter Ide spent Sunday between
Coventry and Willimantic.
Mrs. II. A. LHersey and son ar
visiting relatives in Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wightman ant