The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1908-10-14

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L. Howard, F. H Spellman. q. E
Butterfeld and Henry Kirkland o
Barre. Mass. acted as bearers. The
interment was beside his wife, Marthi
Ellis Chandler, in the family lot il
the Stafford Springs cemetery.
Harry Mccarthy was at Worcester
over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Cooney of Springfield
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs W. II. Stafford has returned
from visit in Indian Orchard
Domenioo Tonon has bargained for
the American House in Rockville.
Mrs Joseph Stuhlbaoh has been
quite i'll. but is now more comfortable.
Frank Page Of Cleveland, O., has
been the guest of his uncle, S. F.
CLARK.
Gary Bros. have purchased a valu
able black horse of John CUTLERY Of
Hartford.
Mrs. Michael Mccarthy has gone tc
st. Francis hospital in Hartford fol
treatment.
night lunch cart has opened foI
business on Furnace avenue on L. D.
Gsry's lot.
MIR. and Mrs. Christopher Allen
have returned from a brief stay at
Lake Mohonk. N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H Fisk are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of a daughter last Saturday.
A social will be held at the Oongre.
gational church this evening by the
Christian Endeavor society.
The Woman's Home Missionary SO.
ciety of the Methodist church will
hold rummage sale Friday, the 23d.
A moving picture and illustrated
song company is giving entertainments
every week day night at borough hall.
Daniel Sphinx, who was injured in
a race here at fair time, has recovered
sufficiently to go to his home at Wick
ford, r 1.
Miss Celia Holt recently presented
the library with a reading table for
the younger people, which is very
much appreciated.
Principal Dunfield has gone to Wor-
cester to take up his new duties. The
new principal. W. T. Williams, is ex-
pected here next Monday.
Phillip Champagne, who was in
jured by fall from a chestnut tree
last week, is steadily improving and
will make a good recovery.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society will be held in the chapel
of the Congregational church to-mor-
row afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Patrick Mccarthy and Miss Esther
Comfort were united in marriage by
Rev. F. O'Neill at St Edward
church Monday of last week.
Michael Chinatti, who bought out
his partner in the shoe business of s
Martinelli & Co., is selling out his
stock of shoes SO as to close up the
business.
Contractor Joseph Jones of Wilt
mantle was in town this morning in
conference with Orrin and Reuben
Converse relative to building the new
Main street block
There will be supper and social
at the Methodist church next Wednes-
day. Supper served at O'Clock
price $50. Hostesses, Mrs. Robert
Quinley and Mrs. Frank Keefe.
Wilhelm Schmidt and Miss Matilda
Jensen will be married at the home OF
the BRIDES parents on West Main
street this afternoon at l O'Clock. A
reception will be held at the German
club rooms this evening.
There was a wagonette load of
people, in addition to a number who
went by other conveyanoes from this
end of the town, to hear the reading
by Richard La Gallienne at the Hol.
low last evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas lyric are
at st. Johnsbury, vt, where Mr.
lyric preached last Sunday at the re-
dedication of the Methodist church
there, which was recently burned.
Mr.. lyric was former pastor of the
church.
There are IA names on the list of
voters to be made for the coming fall
election, Monday being the last day
names could be presented. The select
men will be in session at Borough
hall Friday, Oct. 16 and %, from /
to p. m, and at the town hall on
the same days, from a. m. to IL, for
the purpose of making voters.
David Robertson has secured few
of the Springfield rifles used by Ameri
can soldiers in the Spanish American
war, and / as them on exhibition and
for sale at his store. The rifles are
in good condition and are all right
for big game, in addition to their
value as souvenirs. On the stock Of
many rifles the number Of the com
pany and regiment is marked, so that
it has been possib BILE to identify them.
At the republican caucus held al
the town hall Tuesday evening. R.
H. Fisk was chairman and Maurice
Demond was clerk. Lewis McLaugh
lin and Leonard B. Baker were nomi
mated by reclamation for representa-
tives. The following nominations
were made for justices of the peace
W. II. Heald, r. H. Fisk, j. M. Lar
ned, O. F. Chandler, F. j. Chandler
Geo. Goodell, T. M. Lyon, Franz
Lasbury, II. A. Glazier, J. B. Hough
s Orcuttyille.
John Erickson has taken q position
in Springfield with Morey s. Son
and builders.