The Press., 1910-03-09
5. .. Rurr s D New York on .

business trip.
 A new fulling mill has been adde, at the Central woclsn mill. Dr. A. o. Comins is in Boston at
 tending a dental convention. sI Clarence Brown has moved into tn Dennis house on Maple street.
 Richard Ellis of "The old Re liable" is confined Co his home by i'll ness.
 The borough board of relief finished its duties yesterday a9ter several huBy sesaions.
 District Deputy V. Mulligan ot Thompsonville will install the offlcerI of Stafford council of K. of O., Sun day. at 2.3O p. ID.
 Miss Rose HanIey of New Britain |, and MIas Mollis O'Brien of South Manchester were guests at the HanleJ homestead over Sunday.
 The annual meeting of the Stafford Springs Agricultural ssocisty was ad. journed yesterday until next Tuesday at l o'clock. at the Springs House.
 The annual meeting, of the Stafford Country club and Stafford Golf com- Ipany will be held at the library building next Tuesday evening at 8 30.
 The fourth quarterly conference Uf the Methodist church will be held next week Wednesday. District Su. parintendent Rev. J. H. Newlsnd will preside.
 The Teutonia association will Cale- brate it's anniversary the 18th with a social and dance for members and their families. Lynoh's orchestra will furnish music
 Among the list of creditors of the Plymouth Press Printing company of Springheld. which made an assign ment Jan. 29th. ia Alvan J. Smith of this town. who has claim of $1Os2
 Miss Gertrude Holt. who has been i'll with scarlet fever at Willimantic. and her mother, Mrs. Fl O. Holt. who has been quarantinsd with her. re- turned to their home here on Satur- day.
 The time of the Sunday morning masses at St. Edwards church has been changed to 8. 80 and 10 30. The change is made to meet the change in trolly time, which is now five minutes later than formerly.
 W. E. Russell has sold his farm on the Street to Henry Fisk and has bought the Putney house at the Hol. low, where he will reside. Mr Rus sell will have an auction sale of household furniture and farming i'm plements at the Street next Wednes- day at 10 a. m.
 The books, magazines, papers and old rubbers, which arc being aecumu. lated for the benefit of the Congrega- tional church. will be stored in the O. E. Butterf1eld barn. Those un- able to take them there can have them called for by notifying Mrs. J. M. Leach or Mrs. H. s. Abel.
 An agreement on The loss on John Sena's building was reached last week, but the loss on stock has not been settled owing to difference of opinion as to the amount. The in. suranee companies have made an offer, but 1t has not yet been accepted, and it is possible that appraisers may have to be called in.
 The cast for "The Danites," to be presented March 17th by the A. O H.. is as follows: Sandy. John sulli- van; ChAs. Godfrey, the pArson. Bert Mullins; Wm. Wise. judge. M. O'Hal. loran; HezekiAh,- James Warren; Hickman, Owen Mccarthy; Wm. Ling, John Quinn ;stubbs, Ed Shea Grasshoprer Jake, Wm. B Hanley i; Timber Tim, John Carey; Nancy Williams, Billy Piper, M. Ella Browne; HuldAh Brown, Bessie Carey Captain Tommy, Agnes Shea; Bunker Hill, Margaret Mullins; George Will Hams, Master Richard Murray.
 Two eloquent speakers have been secured for the annual business mems banquet to be held March 3Oth- George B Chandler of Rocky Hill and ex Governor George P. Mclean of Simsbury. Mr. Chandler was promi- nent in She deliberations of the last general assembly, and has added to his reputation as . speaker this win ter by . series of excellent addresses on atase and social topics delivered before all sorts of organizations in all parts of the state. Ex-Governor Mo. Lean is one of the most eloquent and interesting speakers In the state.
 ArthurJ J. squires has purhcased barber shop in Willimantic, and will leave Monday to take. charge of it. It Is a four-chair shop in one of the best locations in the city. MT. Squirea has been engaged locally in his present line of. business for the past 22 years. By close attention he has built up a good trade and has made e host of friends These friends all join in wishing him . full meas ure of sucCess in his new field. In addition to winning A recognized posi- tion among the local business men, Mir. Squires served . term of two years on she state board of examiners of barbers. Michael J. Hassett, who has been with Mfr. squires a number of years, has purchased the local shop. Mr. Haasett Is an extra good work man and popular. The local stand Is Q good one, and his chances to con. tinue Q lucrative business seem as. sured.
 Stafford.