The Press., 1909-12-15
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mUE0 mOKS 63SAiy kQ&u OtScWnGAUs SA@e come to seel Haskell Aronson.
 -Oystsrs R in season, and we have fine ones. Also all fish in their season, at the Central Market, s. Rogers, proprietor.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs Putnam Drulev of New York is in town for Che holidays.
 MrssM. D Harris is sutartainiug Mrs. Tavlor of BridReton. Ne.
 Miss Drowns of Northampton is Q guest ct the Dsmond home on Grant avenue.
 Mrs. Harry Oonveraa of Bridgeport has been a guest of Mir. and Mrs. Reuben Converse.
 Mrs. Henry 0. rhrasher Is m at her home In the north part of the town with whooping oougr.
 WaIkar Scott, superintendent of khe staTord worsted company. has been in Boston on a business trir.
 Holders of coupons for crockerv at the store of HasksIl Arousnn should present them at g. 30 Saturday even ing.
 Rev. F. H. Morgan. a field agent of ZIou's Herald will preach at the Meshodist church next Sunday morn ing.
 Peter Dc Parq1aIini and Miss Lena Campo were united Tn marriaRa last Saturday evening by Judge ". H. Heald.
 Charles F. Ryan of Norwich Town has taken the clerkship st the freight depot. made vacant by the resignation of Ralph Lee.
 Mrs q. Fl. Baker entertained the Home and Foreign Missionary societies last week. Tea was served after the regular program.
 Bert Holt. who has been employed at the Ellis grocery during the sum mer, has taken 8 position with the Central Woolen company.
 sFoxy Santa, 2 a oantata. is being prepared for the Sunday school enter tainment in connection with the Christmas tree at the Congregational church.
 The Central Vermont will sell ex- cursion tickets to Montreal and return from this station for $11 15, good going from Dec. 30 to Jan. 2. in elusive, and good returning until Jan. 25th.
 Manager Bristol of the trolly com pany was here the first of the week looking at the site for the new freight station on l.. D. Gary's lot. The Indications are that early action will be taken.
 At the social at the Congregational church Wednesday evening 6 musical was much enjoyed. Miss E.S. Brown, violinist, and Mrs. Prescott Green. vocalist, were accompanied on the piano by Dr. 0. P. Bard.
 A case of Samuel Spink against the Stafford Springs Agricultural so- oiety has been withdrawn. The case was brought owing to injuries re- ceived by Spipk and his horse in Q race of 1 8 starters in 1908. He asked for $3OOO damages. ..=
 The annual assembly of the Coun. try club will be held at the Springs House New Years eve. The commit. tee of arrangements includes O. B. Pinney, R N. Fisk and O. F. Chand- Ter. The first part of the evening will be devoted to whist, followed by dancing. :...
 Game Warden ". H. Hall of Will lington and Deputy Warden Corydon Smith of this town were called to West Stafford few days ago to view a young orchard on Charles Tetrault's place, which had been devastated by deer. Over 50 trees were ruined There seems no doubt that MT. Te- 'trault will be reimbursed for his loss
 The addition to A. l.. Towards dry goods store in the First National bank building Is now completed. and an idea can be obtained of the improve ments. The store is about 65 by 36 in dimensions. giving plenty of room for the display of the complete line of dry goods carried by the firm. Two large overhead windows in the new part, with the big front show win doWs, give ample light. New metal ceilings and new flooring are in evil dsnce throughout the store. About 50 feet of new show cases of the silent salesman type add to the ap- pearance of the store. A new boiler has been placed, which will distribute She steam heat equally all over the store. MT. Howard started in business about 15 years ago in the small middle store in the bank building. In about i've years more room was need ed, and the capacity of the store was more than doubled by taking the corner store in addition. The present addition will again about double the capacity of the store.
 Grace Church Notes: The Girls Friendly society will meet tomorrow as half-past seven in the evening. i'm stead of last night, and the society invites any of their friends, especial ly the women of the parish, to be present to listen to . talk, Wealth without riches," by Miss Emily M. Morgan of Hartford. This talk has been given to appreciAtive audiences in many places, and we are fortunate in having her with us for this helpful address. The Sunday school enter tainment and Christmas tree win be in the guild room on Christmas eve, Friday, Dec. 24th. This will con- sists of carols and the Christmas hymns, and recitations, and other Alnnainal .ax arniaas. together wish the