The Press., 1908-02-19
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 Remember the Concert at Congrega tional Church, Stafford Springs, We6nes day mig ght. March 4th, Miss Cow, con traito; Miss Donnen, reader.
 Lyman Squiers, who is i'll. ii reported little better.
 . Mrs M. Parker expects to ship 6 carload of wood to Willimantic soon
 Fred Squires sent a uarload of woot to Willimantic last week and expects to send another car soon.
 Harvey Fuller of Mansfield is run. ming a grocery wagon through Dale vile and Wilmington Hollow.
 J. Arnold Houchans and wife are both experienced chiropodists, and have good success with cases treated.
 MT. Oosgrove had a very enjoyable time at Manchester last week, where he addressed the poultry men in the town hall. .....,@ .
 Gilbert Amidon's s saw mill is doing quite a business at the Hollow this winter. It has sawed about sixteen thousand feet of lumber for Dr. Os- born of New York and several thous. and for patrons around town, and ex- pects several more orders. A. F. Roswell is doing the saving.
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 A. Agard of Union was in town on business Monday.
 Hansen went to Willimantic yes- terday on business.
 s. Brown and family moved to Southbridge recently. .5
 Miss Serine Hansen visited a few days of last week with Miss Addie Hopkins of Eagleville. .A .
 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Jacobsen and MT and Mrs. Charles Kcrner visited Sunday with Miss Mary Adameo of East Wilmington. ...
 Miss Esther Lougee is teaching at the Glass Factory school in place of Mrs. Wm. Downes, who is ill at her home in Stafford Springs.
 H. M, Hansen, Jr., went to New York last week to meet his wife, who was returning from Florida. They arrived here Monday evening.
 Despite the bad travelling Saturday many turned out to attend the whist party given by Mr. and Mrs. P. Mo- gensen. The first prizes went to MT. and Mrs. P MoRensen, consolation prizes to MT. and Mrs. s. Johnson.
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 Miss vina Bramble of Stafford Springs spent Sunday with friends in this village.
 The big ice house is nearly filled and day or two will see the work finished. The crop has been for the most part of the very best quality.
 At the Willimantic high school last Friday Frances Willard program was carried out, according to Williman- tic correspondent, who says: "As Mrs. Ella G. Bennett of the w.. o. T. U. concluded her remarks she pre- sented the school with a handsome picture of Miss Willard On behalf of Die Besserung, Franklin Gurley of the sophomore class accepted the gift, and he spoke in appreciation of Miss Willard's work.
 The address in the hall last Friday evening by President Flavel Luther of Trinity college was enjoyed by a good number. The remarks by Score. tary Charles ID. Hine were confined to the schools in town. His pet hobbies in the case of the small towns are and supervisors. If all the arguments were in favor of these changes there would be no towns fol,a lowing the older system, but 1t is a fact that the change has been regretted in more cases than one. On Satur day there. was 8 small attendance at the teachers meeting, owing to the severe storm. One speaker deplored the fact { ? that too much time was given up to the teaching of spelling.
 Moose Meadow. . '2 ' The fourth quarterly conference of the Methodist church will be held at the church Sunday afternoon at 3. 80. At. 2, 45. Rev. John H. Newland, pre- siding elder, will preach. The pastor hopes that all the membe of the quarterly conference will be present. sven if the weather is not quite favor able, as this is an unusually important meeting. .-.. ,.-..