The Press., 1909-10-13

the macadam road
Edward E banners. the optioiar
of Boston, will be at the Springs
House next Tuesday.
Gary Bros will hold their annual
auction Saturday, Oot %, and will
receive articles to be sold as usual.
Edward Newton will finish hii
duties Saturday for this season al
greenskeeper for the Stafford Country
club. .
The borough officers have a notice
in another column calling attention
to the ordinance forbidding the de.
posting of leaves, etc., into the
streets.
There will be a social dance al
Sena's hall this evening and Saturday
evening, with music by a Hartford
orchestra. Admission-men, 25c
women, loo.
John Stephens has taken a course
at the Graduate American College of
Mechanic Thereby, and is prepared to
apply manual applications. His ad-
vertisement appears in another
column.
There is a probability that the
platform on che street side of the
railway station will be raised. Water
st tiles ou the platform at the present
height. and the station agent advocates
change.
A petition has been circulated re-
questing the selectmen to call a
special town meeting for the purpose
of resembling the vote making an ap-
preparation for improved roads, but
as the contract has been let the pc
tition was too late.
Onneoo tribe of Red Men will hold
their first social dance of the season
Saturday evening at Society hall,
Lynoh's orchestra will furnish music.
with Prof. Jenkins as prompter. The
committee in charge includes Frank
II. Malloy. Zephira Bolieau, John F.
Yare and Daniel Green.
The Current Events club, through
the civic committee, will soon place
receptacles for refuse along the bor-
ough's main thoroughfare. The su-
perintendent of streets will see that
they are properly cared for, and the
committee are now searching for the
Ion-k Objectionable hind
Mrs. G. Peroival Bard and her sis
ter, Mrs. H B Mowry, accompanied
Mr.. Mowry south on an automobile
trip Their destination was Macon,
Georgia, where they were present last
evening at the wedding of their
brother, DIR. Frank Mitchell. to Miss
Pope of that city. Mrs. Bard will
return the first of next week.
A petition, literally signed, is to
be presented to the electric railroad
officials asking them to make other
provisions for the handling of their
increasing freight business. Under
present conditions Furnace avenue is
pretty we'll blocked when the cars are
loading and unloading. The court
of burgesses has also taken action
along the same lines.
The Girls club of the Congre-
gationaI church met Monday evening
with Miss Mary Wildey, and perfected
plans for their Halloween party to
be held Friday evening, OCT. 27
Miss Mary Wildey was elected presi-
dent; Miss May Chandler, vice-presi-
dent; Miss Gertrude Pease, secretary,
and Miss Beatrice Congdon treasurer.
Miss Florence Wagner and Miss Nellie
Yare were appointed to plan a pro
gram for the meeting of Oct %.
Edward F. Dempsey and Mis-
Jennie Gagnon were united in mar
rage at st. Edwards church Monday
morning at 8 O'Clock by Rev. F. J
O'Neill. Miss Mary Gerard attended
the bride, and the best man was JohI
Dempsey of Hope, r. l., brother Of
the groom. After the ceremony &
wedding breakfast was served at tht
home of the BRIDES parents Oh West.
ford avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey
left on the noon train for a wedding
journey to New York.
The semi-annual meeting of tht
Tolland County Medical association
will be held at the Springs House
next Tuesday, beginning at 11.30 a
IN. There will be papers as follows
DIR. O. e. Pendleton of Hebron OF
1.-THE treatment of pneumonia, DR.
O. B. Newton of Stafford Springs OF
tuberculosis, DIR. ". B. Bean o.
Rockville on Preventive medicine, ;
DR.. ". L. Higgins on Legislative
matters, 1909," and DR. q. NJ. Let
of New London will give an sccoun
of his own and others investigation
regarding malignant disease.
There are IL applications for Iiquo
licenses, including two for the Eatol
and Jacobsen pharmacies. The 10
cations applied for are as follows
Adelbers Needham at the Spring
House, James Sullivan at 90 Mail
street, Michael Mccarthy at tn,
Stafford Hotel, Romano Serafin a
the corner of Park and West streets
Elmer l.. Blair at Kane's building OIL
Wilmington avenue. A. D. Bernardo
aud John Peirolo at No. II East Mali
street, John Sena at 81 Main street
Frank e. Mogle at his hotel on viii
lington avenue, Dominica Tonon a
No. Furnace avenue, Timoth
Grady at No. rs Main street.
st. Edwards Hall Notes: N
better play was ever presented o
the stage of st. Edwards hall tina
the one given last night by Mr.. Dill
Ion and Miss Halstead. Neither We
an audience ever more delighted. Blu
there are so few people who patroniz
-.I an1 oIaoV, that tho hol