The Press., 1907-11-06
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Joseph Stuhlbach. is in New York on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. O. B. Pinney are spending a few days in New York.
 Mrs. John Kelly of Brooklyn is the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Shea.
 Joseph Shea has resumed work in the Fabyan office after an illness of week.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bartlett of Providence have visited friends here this week.
 Carl Kuehne held the ticket for the $2O gold piece given by Eli Parizeau with cash sales the past season.
 Harry Pownell of rural route No. is taking a vacation of 1 5 days from his duties. Elwin Preble is driving for him during his absence.
 Miss Lang will meet her childre1's class in dancing at Society hall this afternoon at 4 15, and the young peoples class at [ 80 this evening
 Charles Moore has bought the oil business and she building used for 1t on Furnace avenue of the Chamberlin estate. His father, Malone Moore, has resigned his position at the Ellis grocery and will take charge of it.
 A Union St. Jean Baptiste society of America is 70 be formed in this borough. and a meeting in the inter est of the same will be held at St Ed wards hall Sunday evening at ' 30 It is expected that several of the grand officers will be present.
 A large limb of tree fell near the ChAmberlin residence uring the storm last Saturday evening, breaking the electric light wire. Not much damage was done. but late pedestrians were somewhat discomriToded, as the live wire which had fallen was dangerous until the current was shut of.
 The Current Events club will en- certain the Willimantic Woman's club and the Tuesday club of Palmer at the Congregational church parlor Tuesday, from , to z. 80 p. m. Music, reading and a social hour are planned for the guests. Luncheon will be served It is hoped that large num- ber of the local club will be present to meet the visitors.
 Charles Needham, a former resi- dent, was found unconscious on the sidewalk at Gilbertville last Thurs day night. He was taken to the almshouse at Hsrdwick the following day, where he died. His death was due to congestion of the brain. caused by a blow or a fall. The deceased was 8 wool sorter by trade and was irregular in his habits. He was married while here to Miss Carrie | Eager, who recently secured a divorce from him. A son survives him. The burial was at Gilbertville. The present layout of the new elec- tric railroad passes through the center of the little triangular park before entering and continuing down through the center of Main street until it comes to Spring street, when it curves to the south and runs nearer the curb ing. The layout brings the center of the track within nine feet of the curb ing and occupies about two feet on the railroad company's land, which ex- tends beyond the present curbing. This makes 8 change necessary, but there is another reason why 8 change is desirable. The present line in- cludes a reverse curve at Spring street, as in order to swing in such a curve is necessary. This is the only curve of the kind on the line, and is ob- jectionable to the public on the ground of discomfort, and to the rail road for several reasons. The logical plan seems to continue the line through the middle of the street, so long As a change ia im4 erative. The matter was considered ny the court of bnreesses last evening. and it was de- cided to secure general opinion from the borough. For shis purpose a borough meeting has been called for next Monday evening at 8. 30.
 The following books have been addei to the library and will be ready for cir eulation Thursday.
 s773 Literary Leaders of Modern Eng
 land, Dawson.
 3774 Lays Ancient Rome, MaCaulsy. 8T75 Heroes and Hero Worship, Carlyle. 3776 My People of the Plains, Tslb [. S7T7 The Law of Psychic Phenomena
 Hudson.
 SITS The Story of Scotland, Macintosh. S779 Scotland of To-day, Watt. S7SO The Land O Heather 5ohnsOn. S7Sl Scottish Clans and Tartans, s7S2 Finger Posts to o-Chlldren's Reading,
 Field.
 S793 The Rest Man. MaeGrsth 3794 The Daughter of Anderson Or W,
 MeCuteheon
 3795 The Weavers. Pa ker. 3796 Walled In, Phelps.
 3797 The.Prineess Pourquoi, sherwood 379S A Lost Leader, Oppenheim. 37S3 Lady Baltimore, ister. S7S4 The Fruit of thu Tree, Wharton 37S5 Those Queer Browns, Kingsley. 37S6 The Younger Set, Chambers S7S7 The Romance of an Old Fashioned
 Gentleman, Smith.
 37SS The Shuttle, Burnell.
 s7s9 The Princess Virginia, Williamson 379O The Car of Destiny, .' l" s79I Sampson Rock of Wall St., Lefeyre. S7y2 Nam Linda. Harben.
 Bows AND GIRLS Books. 3799 The Half Back, Barbour. $500 Things Boy Should Kn About
 Electricity, St. John.
 SsO1 The Romance of Animal Arts and
 Crafts. Lea.
 3SO2 Sir Walter Ral lgh, Kelly. SSO3 Two Little Friends in Norway.
 Sidney.
 3S04 Children's Letters. "'-' aSO5 Water Wonders Every Child
 Should Know. Thompson SSO6 The Birch Tree Fairy Book,
 Johnson.