The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-09-11

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Miss Nettie Morse is spending few
weeks in Worcester.
Regular meeting of the Foresters
on Thursday evening.
W. E. Hanley has returned from a
business trip to Boston.
DIR. John Hanley is visiting DIR.
Sullivan at New London.
Anders Jacobsen is building a six
room cottage at Crystal Lake.
Haskell Aronson' clothing store
will be closed Wednesday. Sept. 10th.
Richard Valentino is taking the
entrance examinations for Princeton
college.
At the meeting of the W. r. O.
next Wednesday the corps will be in
spected.
Mrs. Robert l.. Furuess and SON are
visiting relatives in Springfield and
Monson.
The work of painting borough hall
has been commenced. and the color is
rich aud warm.
Agricultural fairs at Norwich and
Sturbridge this week will attract some
local attendants.
W. A. Pierce is building summer
cottage near Crystal Lake, on the hill
ON the northwest side.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hainsworth of West
Somervills, Mass are guests of Judge
and Mrs. Joel Fl. Reed.
Mrs Henry Chamberlin. who is
stopping with Mr.. aud Mrs j. F..
Chamberlain, is quite i'll.
The highway on River street. near
Smith s. Cooley's. has been built up
and put in good condition.
Mrs. Earl Hall and infant daughter
Of Simsbury are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Chandler.
st. Edwards Aid society held a
meeting last evening aud made plans
for holding q fair in November.
George Parizeau, who was operated
last week, is steadily improving
Work of top dressing the sidewalks
is progressing rapidly. The improve
ment is bound to be appreciated.
d.. Arthur Meyers. who has been
taking ost-graduate course at John
Hopkins, is at home for vacation.
There is a full attendance at the
st. Edwards schools. IL more pupils
enter another teacher will be added.
Harold Crane, who is employed at
the First National bank at Amherst,
is home for vacation of two weeks
Walter Wellett has resigned his
position as clerk at the local freight
office and has taken a position in Bos-
ton.
The wagonette will leave Grant
avenue Saturday afternoon at O'CLOCK
for all wishing to reach the golf
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. Squier and
Miss Eta Chaffee of Windsor Locks
were guests at the Springs House over
Sunday.
Haskell Aronson's store and the
New York clothing store were closed
Monday and Tuesday to celebrate the
Jewish holidays.
Miss Margaret Mullins. who has
been employed in Parizeau's during
the summer, has taken position in
the Robertson store.
Mrs. Harlan Allen, who has been
stopping at the Springs House, has
gone to Springfield ON her way home
to Rhinebeck, N. Y. .--a
Mrs. Newton and son, Cheney, of
Brimfeld, VIM. Newton and Miss
Julia Newton of Springfield we're
guests at the Foster homestead Sun
day.
F. j. Chandler has returned from
a short visit with his daughter, Mrs.
w. B. Robinson, of Elmira, N. Y,
accompanied by Miss May Chandler,
who has been a guest of her sister.
VIM. Shenck and Mrs. Mary Lehrer
were united in marriage yesterday
afternoon. The newly married couple
will make their home in one of the
Helm cottages on West Main street.
Superintendent F. F. Patten and his
associates are planning an unusually
fine program for the annual Sunday
school rally, which takes place on
Sept. 40 R. r. Doherty of New
York will be the speaker.
f. H. Baker and Lott O'Hallorsn
have been doing duty as jurors in the
superior court. Both are men of good
Judgment, and we'll qualified for the
trying conditions incident to this
department. of the public service.
A night blooming cereus in the
window of Eaton's drug store has at
tracted considerable attention this
summer. Ii has bloomed seven times,
the last time Monday night, when it
threw out forr handsome blossoms.
Attorney W. h Reed has been as
signed to defend George Johnson, VINO
went away with team belonging to
the contractor who is building the
state highway in the north part of
the town. The case comes up to-
morrow.
P. B. Moore s. 90. will oonduot q
real estate sale here the goth and
21st. The new location is ON the
Keefe tract, and is known as Stafford
Heights. Prizes will be awarded and
the same methods followed as on pre-
vious sales.
Since Sept. LIST new rule has been
in effect relative to the telephone SER
vice. After O'Clock at night regular
tolls will be charged on messages out
side of the state. On messages in the
state reduced tolls after 6 O'Clock will