The Press., 1909-07-28
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 day for a trip to Ireland.
 The electric company has placed g new motor in McCrohan & Reynold'I laundry.
 Miss Elizabeth Tobin has returned to HoIyoke after visit with friends in town.
 Mrs. Balbian of Cleveland. O.. is the guest of her father, Fred Batz. for few days.
 Mrs. Aronson and daughter of Springfield are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Haskell Aronson.
 Dr. L. A. Maynard of Hartford, 8 French Canadian, has opened local office on Main street.
 Rev. s. F. Maine of Unoasville has been renewing old friendships in town a part of the week.
 Walter Alderman of New York was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Carl Kuehne several days last week.
 Judge Reed will return from North Plymouth, Mass Saturday, and will hold court in Hartford next week.
 There will be a meeting of the Temple of Honor this evening, and two new candidates will be initiated
 Robert H. Fisk and family will occupy the cottage at Crystal Lake recently vacated by 0. F. Beokwith, for a week.
 Mrs. H. A. Blake, Miss Margaret Cooley and Miss Mabelle Meyers are enjoying the week camping at North field. Mass.
 Miss Agnes Dugan has resigned her position at the Rhode Island worsted plant, and returned to her home in Warren. Mass.
 William Quinley, who has been living on East Main street, has moved to the house owHed by Dr. Newton on Maple street.
 Eugene Charter, one of the rural mail carriers. is enjoying a fifteen days vacation. Elwin Preble is sub stituting for him.
 Mrs. Thomas Saunders and daugh- ter, Miss Elizabeth, of Southbridge are to make their home here, and will board at John Smiledge's for the present.
 Miss Emily R. Willard of Port land, Me-, 8 teacher in the high school, has resigned her position. No other teacher as yet has been secured to fill the position.
 Miss Eva Barrett. employed at the Howard store, is taking a two-weeks' vacation. Miss Carrie Remmert has resumed her employment after A two weeks vacation at Warren and Wor- oester.
 Mr. Bristol, with friends, were en- tertained over Sunday by Levi Gary at his cottage at Crystal Lake. Sat- urday night the party went coon hunting and captured two fine ooons. A coon supper will be served at Mir. Gary's cottage tonight in honor of the hunters.
 The probate court has allowed the petition of Irving J. Ohaoe and finds that he is the husband of the late Maud Ellis Chace, and as such is en- titled to the use for life of a third of her estate. The defense claim aban- donment and will undoubtedly appeal to the superior court.
 A new company has been formed to control the lighting in Holland county and city of Willimantic, and is known as the Rockville and Willi- mantle lighting company. It will control the electric light and power business in the towns of Windham, Vernon, Stafford and Ellington, and the cities of Willimantic and Rock vile. Upon the completion of pole line from the Uneas power company's plant at Scotland Htation clear through to Stafford Springs, it will be in 8 position to do business in the towns of Wilmington, Mansfield and Ooven- try. In addition to the electric light and power plants it has gas plants in Willimantio. The company succeeds the Willimantic and Stafford Springs Street railway company, and will supply B. 900 people. and by buying the power from the Uneas power con- pany it will save SIP, 900 a year. The company held it's first meeting in Willimantio on Tuesday, the 18th, and the following directors were elected: Walter Learned of New London, H. O. Murray of Williman- tic, Alexander J. Campbell of New London, H. Stuart Hotohkiss of New Haven, Charles F. Harwood of Staf. ford Springs, John H Goss of Water bury, William M Lewis of Rockville, J. A. Southland of New London and Thomas 0. Perkins of Hartford. The directors met and elected the follow ing officers: President, Walter Lear ned; vice. president, H. o. Murray i; secretary, treasurer and general man. ager, 4. J. Campbell. Important re- pairs are in progress at the local plant in anticipation of the change. A new boiler house is to be built and the boilers reset. A new transform ing vault is to be put in capable of handling B. 1000 volts. It is not definitely known when the connection with the Unoas company will be completed, but the work will be pushed as fast as possible. The plant of the Unoas company at Scotland is about 26 miles from here.
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