The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-07-31
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bissett are il
camp at Crystal Lake.

motor for hosting coal at their
elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fletcher of
Hampden are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Burr.
The Methodist people will unite
with the Congregationalists next Sun
day evening.
Misses Rose La Bonte and Emily
Bushey from Moosup are visiting
Miss Rose Parizeau.
Henry Schenker of Austin, Texas,
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl A. Kuehne.
Miss Bedford, who is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. O. Garvais at Stat
ford Street, is i'll.
DR.. and Mrs. L. f. Eaton are at
Jamestown, R. 1. Mrs. Eaton will
remain for q time.
Mrs. Nye and two daughters and
friends from New York are at Laurel
Camp, MRshapaug.
Joseph Brighenti has closed his
meat market on Main street and has
gone to Springfield.
Thomas Frazier and family of May
nard, Mass. are the guests of rela-
tives in the borough.
Miss Mary Fiske of Hartford is
spending q vacation at the old home
stead on Stafford Street.
Mrs. F. J. Chandler and daughter,
Miss May, are visiting Mrs. W. B.
Robinson at Elmira, N. Y.
Several from this town will attend
the old home day exercises at Wales
next Saturday and Sunday.
James ]. Sullivan has returned to
Wilton. N. H., after few days visit
with friends in the borough.
Peter Shahan of Norwich, formerly
of this town, has been renewing old
acquaintance here this week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. D. Comins are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. O'Connell have
returned from a two-weeks' vacation
at Putnam, Colchester and Derby.
Contractor Joseph Jones of Wilt
mantle is in town, building a small
addition for the Warren Wooden COM
pany.
Miss Alice Fitton, who is teaching
in the Connecticut business college at
Hartford, is home for vacation of a
month.
Miss Georgiana Washburn, who
has been abroad for the past year and
half, is expected home in the near
future.
Clarence E. Brown has a new Max
we'll runabout, built on attractive
lines and warranted for speed and en-
durance.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. R. Newton of
Franklin, Mass are spending two
weeks vacation with Dr. and Mrs. o.
B. Newton.
Cellar, who pitched a historic game
on the local field few seasons ago,
has just been sold by Atlanta to the
New York Americans for $4,000.
Nels Larson, 40, died at his home
at Buff Cap last Friday of pneumonia.
He leaves a widow and two daughters |
The funeral was held from his late |
home Sunday afternoon, Rev. O. P. |
Hall officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. christopher Allen are
making an automobile tour of the
eastern part of the New England coast.
They are accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. O. r. Newton.
Miss Eugenia Gagnon has returned
from a two-weeks' visit in Chicopee
Falls. Holyoke and other places
Miss Corada Marrar of Chicopee Falls
accompanied Miss G. home, and has
been her guest for few days.
1t was reported in Hartford paper
on Monday that Merritt, Stafford 8
shortstop, had signed with South
Manchester. The local management
has not been notified of any change
in Merritt's plans, and he did not play
with Manchester on Monday.
It would pay one to drive to Stat
ford Street to see what energy and
taste have done to beautify the home
surroundings of Henry and E. Y. Fisk.
Extensive lawns, numerous walks,
attractive shrubs and artistic flower
plots give a park-like appearance.
A horse owned by John Schmidt be-
came frightened at an automobile in
front of Fitzpatrick's newsroom last
Sunday forenoon. He broke away
from the wagon, but was prevented
from running. There was no damage
except to the wagon, and this was
slight. .."
Miss Eugenia Weston. who has
been a guest of Miss Mary Wildey,
will return to her home in South
Orange, N. J., tomorrow. Miss
Wildey AMI her grandmother, Mrs.
Jacobus, accompanied by Miss Della
Jacobus of New York, go tomorrow
to Cresco, Pocono Mts. Penn, for the
month of August.
officer Helm saw a man riding
through the street horseback about |
O'Clock Monday morning. In the
afternoon of the same day he received
a telephone from Hartford notifying
him of horse and man held there
under suspicion. The officer had
some difficulty in learning of anybody
who had lost a horse, but finally
found that the animal belonged to
Contractor Tryon, who lie building
the state road in the north part of
the town. The man is George John
son, who has been employed on the
construction. His capture was due
to his anxiety to sell the horse to