The Press., 1909-09-22
I. M. Leach is in Boston on bust,

Edward jacobsen has sold his mill
business to F. N, Fenton.
z. L Burr has returned from
buAfness trip to New York.
Smith 8 Cooley have a new truol
wagon built by George Frazier.
| A daughter was horn to Mr.. and
Mrs. R A. Nothnick last Friday.
Miss Mabel Foster was the guest Of
her brother at Palmer oyer Sunday.
Frank Harris of Syracuse, N. Y,
was with relatives here over Sunday,
There is a new tenor singer at the
Bijou-Master Harry Fletcher of Bos
ton.
| Alexander I Mitchell of the War
rem mills leaves this week for a triI
to Scotland.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shea are al
Worcester for visit with their son,
Michael Shea.
Miss Marguerite O. Staley of Balti
more, Nd, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. P. Cooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lott O'Halloran are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of son on Thursday. ,.... .-=
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cleveland of
Hartford were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
James Fitton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ray of Hills
boro, N. H, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Rock of Glynville.
John Mahan and Mrs. Susan Belden
of Palmer were united in marriage
August 10th by Judge Joel H. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs Hainsworth and son,
WHO have been guests of her father,
JudSS ]. H. Reed, left this morning
for Akron. Ohio.
John Sutherland. agent of the Com
mercial bank of KiIkoaldy. Scotland.
and Peter Murray of Springfield we're
guests of David Robertson Monday.
While Miss Beckwith is to have no
fol NAL opening at her millinery store,
she will be prepared to show the new
creations and take orders on and after
Saturday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Burnham of
Bristol, Vt have been guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. ]. CLARK. Mr.. Burnham
was employed here about II years ago
in Mr.. Clsrk's barber shop
The 4-year- old child of Mr.. Ger
oena of Gold streeE fell under the
wheels of a business wagon Saturday,
receiving injury to hip and back.
DR.. Newton was called for treatment.
Grace Church Note: Evening
prayer will be omitted next Sunday.
The Girls Friendly society resumed
it's meetings this week with q bust.
ness and social meeting at the rectory
Monday evening.
Several of the local Shriners will
attend a sheep bake at Lake Oompounce
and a theatre party in Hartford next
week Friday. A special electric car
will be run through to this town
after the theatre.
Mrs. Jacobus fell down the cellar
stairs at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Fred Wildey, on Highland Ter
race last Wednesday, receiving a
wound in the head which required
three stitches to close.
". D. Tuthill of Hartford, accom-
panied by his brothers, Howard and
Robert, of this borough, left Monday
for Philadelphia. where they will
visit their sister, Mrs. VIM. Winnings.
". d. Tuthill will go to Tennessee
before returning.
Adelbert Nsedham has been putting
in concrete cutters around the Springs
House, and q walk extending from the
north entrance to the bridge on River
street. He has also extended the walk
to the bridge on Spring street and has
conoreted the space under the portico.
A special town meeting is called
for next Monday at / 80 p. m. at the
town house in Stafford to take action
on an appropriation for state highway
under the act whereby the state pays
of the cost and the town
one-fourth. The warrant askes for
of an appropriation of
$780, 900
Fred Drabble severed his connection
as engineer with the Stafford worsted
mill Tuesday night, to engage in the
poultry business near Providence, K.
1 Mr.. DIabble WIS the recipient of
q handsome pipe, presented by the
male employees of the finn, who
wished him good luck in the new en-
terprise
The funeral of Albert O. Eaton was
largely attended at the home on
afternoon. Rev. Thomas
lyric of Hazardville, former pastor
of the Methodist church officiated,
assisted by the local pastor, DR..
Grant. The bearers were Fred |
F. g. Sanford, B. T. Eaton,
o. E. Butterf1eld. ". g. Ellis and R.
L. Quinley. The stores were closed |
during funeral hour The burial |
was in the Stafford Springs ceme-
terry.
A good-sized audience greeted the
six competitors in their splendid
efforts at "medal contest" work last
evening. Miss Blanch Barlow re-
ceived the prize with the selection.
"A Daughtsr's Sacrifice. - The
other speakers were Miss Hazel Ro b.
bins, Miss Mary Wildey, Arthur Rabi-
nevitz, Gordon Charter and Gerald |
Neal. Miss Edith Ransom sang
sweetly three selections, accompanied
on the organ by Miss Fitch, both of |
Rockville. Mrs. eager of Whitman
tic, state superintendent of the medal
contest department.. was introduced |
BY Miss G. A. Washburn, the pro-