The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1910-04-13
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mantle was in town yesterday.
Miss Agnes Dio OF Woonsocket, r.
l.. il visiting at John Ohristensen's. 8.
The working Of the third degree by
the knights Of Columbus has been
postponed until the Gath. There is =
class Of IL to take the degree.
Schools resumed sessions Monday
Miss Hubbard has recovered sufficient
/ " 90 resume her duties, and there are
NO changes in the teaching force.
Harvey Chapman Of Springfield. a
former local business man, has been
i'll for the past Ave weeks with ne1
vOus trouble. and is at present in the
hospital.
The case Of John Anthony, set for
hearing last Saturday. was continued
until next Saturday. Mr.. Anthony
is to dispose Of his merchandise,
either in lump or at retail.
The following pupils Of the Orcutt-
willie school were perfect in attend
ance for the winter term: Esther
Brodersen. Dorothy Fraser, Gertrude
Fraser. William Russell. Johanna
Simons and Jennie Spellman.
In washing one Of the front win
dows at his shop Tuesday morning,
Michael ] Hassett obliterated the
name Of A. J Squires, the former
owner. Mr.. Hassett claims that his
eyes filled with tears twice, 90 that
he was unable to 60 on with his work,
while engaged in this painful oper-
alton.
Mrs. Laura Moore Of Brimfeld is
100 years old to-day. Mrs. Moore
was born in Union April 18. 1910.
and spent 20 years Of her long life in
that town. She resided here for IL
years with her SON. Malone Moore.
There will be no formal celebration
Of the birthday, although q number
Of her friends will call on her In an
informal way. Mrs. Moore has q |
slight throat trouble which makes |
conversation diffioult. but otherwise |
she is in good shape physically. She
10 the Oldest living reader Of The
Press, and reads the news Of this ssc-
tion each week with much interest.
Louis Helm is now doing businers
in his new stable, and has q roomy
and well equipped barn. He has
seven horses and will increase the
number TO nine, which he considers
about the right number for she year
round. He has stall room for II /
horses, which will give him chance
for few boarders. He has . big
shed, in which q floor will be placed |
later. In the rear 10 sizable wash
room and . drying platform. The
upper part Of the harm will be used
for hay and straw, and has ample
capacity. He has an automobile for
hire and is considering opening q
garage. He has CLEARED o sizable
section Of the upper floor to make
room for dancing If he concludes to
have social opening of the new barn. |
The telephone call is 14-4
The postponed concert Of the high
school gIee club, assisted by Mrs. A.
d. Norcross. soprano, and Miss Anna
Krause, oontralto, will be given in /
Sc. Edwards hall Wednesday, April |
goth, at S.15 O'Clock. Tickets at
twenty five cents each may be OBJ
tained from members Of the glee club,
and are on sale at Warren's clothing
store. The following program will
be given:-
The Heavens Resound, Beethoven
High School Glee Club
Aria, With Verdure Glad, from
The Creation, Haydn
Mrs. A. d. NorCross
The Pigtail, Bullard
Glee Club.
., Loves Old Sweet Song, Parks
b, Po' Little Lamb. Parks
Girls Quartet.
True Love, Ooenen !
Miss Anna Krause.
The Two Grenadiurs, Schumann
Glee Club.
Reading, Darius Greene and His
Flying Machine, TroWbridge
MIss Blanche Barlow
q, Sleep. Baby, Sleep, Evans
b, The RoCk-a-by Lady, Abbott
Mrs. NorCross.
Santa Lucia, Italian
Glee Club.
q. Still vie die Nacht, Bohm
b. AllerSeelen. Lassen
Miss Krause.
Trust Her Not, Balfe
Mrs. NOrceoss and Miss Krause.
Oh. Italia, Italia Beloved, Douizetti
Glee Club.