The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1908-04-01
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

ing his annual spring clean up on ent
principal streets.
George e. FELTON,, the fish dealer
is confined to his home from the
effects of q slight shock.
The law is OF on trout to-day, and
several of the local enthusiasts are
out whipping the streams. /
Pretio Senerchio. who lives over
Feleon's fish market, is starting 9
concrete work business here.
Mrs. H. EE. Newton and son, Ed
ward, of Monson have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Burr.
Harold Small of New London, 8
student at Amherst. has been the
guest of his grandfather. W. A. Pat
ten
A meeting of Winter Post, G. A.
r, will be held next Tuesday even
ing. There will be important bust
ness.
Frank Coder from Brooklyn has
taken a partnership with Angelo
OaIatozzili. the barber, in Fonta
nella's block.
Mrs. James Walker and Miss Grace
HARDWOOD returned TO Rockville Satur-
day, after a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. @. F. Harwood.
The decorators have been at work
on the SPero store. and have made
marked Improvement in the appear
ance Of this business place.
O. p. Hodgson will remove his
stock to the east end of the Blue Front
block about April 18th. The shed
adjoining will be fitted up for use as
q shop.
Miss Florence Hubbard has returned
to North Woodstock after visit with
the Misses Pease. Miss Mabel Pease
accompanied Miss Hubbard on her re-
turn for a stay of week.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Carl Converse will be pleased to
learn that they are to return to this
town to make their home as soon as
they can find desirable house.
The fourth " hist party of the Coli
clubs series will be held at the
Baker home on Edgewood next Mon
day night at 8 O'Clock. Members of
the ladies' committee will serve as
hostesses.
A dispatch to a daily paper early
this week announced that according
70 the railroad officials the new trolley
line will be open about May LIST, but
is is probable that it will be quite q
little later.
Mrs. Joel H. Reed, who has been a
guest of her daughter. Mrs. O. D..
Walker, of Medford. Mass. will re-
turn Friday. Mrs. Reed expects to
meet at Palmer her daughter, Mrs.
A. A. Hainsworth, and young SON,
Waldo, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, who
are en- route here. Judge Reed spent
Sunday at Msdford.
The rumor that the play. "a
Literary Romance. is to be played
here early in May is without foun.
dation. The only presentation of the
play in this vicinity will be at Stat
ford Hollow next week Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. and Gary Bros
will run . bus both nights TO accom-
modats those WIG wish to attend from
here.
Special Examiner of U. s. Bureau
OF Pensions W. B. Robinson, who was
special examiner for the state of Con.
pecticut six years ago, and transferred
to Elmira, d. Y, four years ago, has
been re-transferred by the government
to this state and is again located in
New Haven, His family is visiting
At r. J. Chambers. where they will
remain for the present,
The Stafford business Mems asso.
citation at the meeting on Thursday
evening chose the following commit
tee 10 confey with . committee from
the Manufacturers association in re-
gard to the celebration of the opening
Of the trolley: o. F. Harwood, 3.
q. Sanford. F. e. Fitzpatrick, 3.
II. Baker, R. W. Ellis. ". E. Han
ley, David Robertson. H. F. Oady, J..
M. Leach, W. Fl. Heald. Lewis Mo-
Laughlin. John Hancock, @. O.
Pinney and r. Fl. Fisk. The manu-
facturers on Monday evening appoint
ed the following committee: VIM.
Park. T. f. Mullen, ]. Fl. Valentine,
O. B. Pinney. Walter SCOTT and O. F.
Beckwith. There will be meeting
Of these committees at the Springs
House this evening at Z O'Clock.
The snRper and entertainment at
the congregational chapel Wednesday
evening was . manifestation of the
young mems taste aud ability in the
attractive arrangements Of tea tables
and flowers. Palms. prim- roses and
pinks were about the room and pinks
were given for fAyors Fhe supper
was very Appetizing and the coffee
highly praised. ]. Carl Converse
amused his hearers with general and
facetious review OF his recent trip to
Jamaica aud Panama, emphasizing
she experiences, poth pleasant and
otherwise. en- voyage. W. E. Demond
confined his remarks TO observations
and information gained in traveFsing
the greater part OF she Banana canal.
Mr.. Demond brought back . belief,
with facts 80 substantiate it, that
the eanal viii be finished little
ahead OF schedule time. A male
quartet. Messrs. Fl. e. Burwell,
Maurice nemond. o. Fl Moore. and
Clarence Wood. sang two enjoyable
Humbers.