The Press., 1908-04-15

-Btdweu u 20. nave taken the agene,
for Hubbard's we'll known fertilizers.
DR.. Stretch Is out with his new
Gilmore automobile.
NJ. W Bradbury of ohicopee wa
in town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster ART
spending few days in Palmer.
Mrs. Mary Girard, who has beer
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Napoleon
Pero, has returned to her home in
Boston.
O p. Hodgson is moving his stool
to his new location on Main street, IL
the east end of the old Blue From
building.
The high wind of the past week hal
done more or less damage. The poul
try house at the fair grounds Wa
twisted around and partly blown over.
Mrs. Joseph Larrivee and family Of
Clinton, Mass, also Mrs. Georgt
Cardiual of Springfield are the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Garvais on
Stafford Street.
The democratic caucus to elect dele
gates to the state convention to be
held At New Haven the 26th and 27th
will be held at Borough hall to-mor-
row evening.
There will be an adjourned meet
ing of the directors of the baseball
association at the club rooms Thurs
day evening, at which time officers
will probably be elected.
John N Kiraly and Miss Catherine
Hoffman were united in marriage last
Saturday noon by Judge Heald. Mr.
aud Mrs. Kiraly will make their
home on the Scripture place at
Stafford Street.
There has been trouble with the
Main street sewer, owing to the fact
that il became clopgsd mp. Consider
able work was required TO get il in
operation, and the street was dug up
in several places The difficulty has
been corrected
Town Tax Collector Hatch will be
at the office of r. H. Fisk in the
borough on Thursday aud Saturday
and Monday. from 8 q m. until B p
M for the purpose of receiving the
taxes. After next Monday interest
will be charged.
Quarantine has been lifted at the
home of the Theisings in Foxville
This is the last place in which there
has been scarlet fever, and Health
Officer Parkhurst is much pleased that
the disease is squelched with so few
serious cases.
The-republican caucus will be held
in the town hall at Stafford next Tues
day evening at 8 O'Clock. at which
time delegates will be chosen to the
state convention at Hartford May 9Th
and 9Th, when state delegates to the
national presidential convention will
be elected.
A report has been current that DR..
Carney was tn coach the Rockville
baseball team. The latest news is
that the doctor will not be with that
team. More interest is felt in the
make up of the Rockville team locally
than usual, owing to the probability
that the Stafford will play q series
with tho team representing that city.
The case of Joseph Barselow against
Eusbee Tester was heard in the
borough court last Saturday afternoon.
Barselow sues to recover $16O, alleged
90 be due on account. The defendant
claimed that the bill was outlawed,
but the plaintiff alleged that it had
been renewed by couple of payments
in July and August of last year.
Tessier admitted the payments, but
claimed that they were part payments
on $50, which Barselow had agreed
to accept in full settlements of the ac-
count. Judge Heald withheld his
decision on the case.
Michael Orth, 40, who was injured
by a fall through the window at the
German club the 4th, died Saturday
from the effects of his injuries. Mr..
Orth had been a fireman at the Gen.
trail mills for q number of years. He
was very popular among those who
knew him and much regret is felt for
his death. A wife and one child in
the borough survive him. The
funeral was held from his late home
Tuesday afternoon at ? O'Clock, Rev.
Thomas lyric of the Methodist church
officiating. The burial was in the
Stafford Springs cemetery.
The following is the musical pro-
gram for Easter at the Congregational
church next Sunday: Morning
Prelude, "Triumphal March, (Kna-
bell; anthem, "Christ the Lord is
Risen To-day" (wilson); offertory.
''slumber Song" Nevin) contralto
solo, "The Lord is Risen," (Sulliyan),
Miss Eunice Park; postlude, Finale
from Sonata in G minor" (Storer).
Evening ''Offertory in F, {"
(Batiste); anthem, Awake, Glad
Soul, Awake" (Bridge); soprano
solo, 1.-The King of Glory" (Coombs) /;
Easter March," Whit
ing).
James MoDermott of North Adams,
Mass about 30. fell under q freight
near Demond's lumber yard Tuesday
The wheels passed over
his left leg near his ankle. DIR.
o B. Newton attended him, and he
was taken to the Willimantic hos
pital on the 10. % train. McDsrmott
tried to board the freight, which was
moving northward at q slow rate OF
speed. DIR. Newton went with the
man to the hospital, where it was
found necessary to amputate just
above the ankle. As McDermott
had no other injuries, the doctor
thinks he will make q quick recovery.
There was q fire in the Rockwell
building on East Main street about