The Press., 1910-08-03
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An kinds of fish in the season at the Rogers market.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Gary Bros. lost a valuable horse by collie Sunday.
 EA. Tobln, employed at the Whiton store, is on khe sick list
 George c. Ohittenden is closing out the stock in his jswelry store.
 Miss Jessie Keefe has gone to St. Paul, Minn for an extended visis.
 Miss Frances Alden Is with Q party of Northheld young ladies at Mslthas Vineyard.
 Miss Mary Converse has returned from Q twelve-dAys' visit with friends At Bridgeport and NorWAlk. A
 Mrs. AlvenA St. Peters had for gueats last week her two brothers, whom she has not seen for thirty years.
 Mir. and Mrs. L.. D. Gary enter. tained a few friends with an apple and pork fry at their cottage at Orys. tai Lake last evening.
 Mrs Thomas lyric. Mlss lyric and Mias ElInor Gordon of HazardvillG Are at the Eaton camp sat Crystal Lake Rev. Thomas lyric spends [ part of she time vi h them.
 Arrangements have been made by Manager Fitzpatrick for a series ot three games with Monsoon. The frs, game win probably be played on the local grounds August 18th.
 Daniel Hanley has severed his con nection with the Metropolitan insur sance company and has taken thu tagsney for kbs Aetna life and. acoi dent. MT. Hanley has been with the Metropolitan seven years and has beer quite successful
 1.-Two cars were more or less broker and one car tipped into the stream ir . frsight wreck at this station last week Thursday afternoon. 4 freight was partly on the side track and part sly on the main track. when another train came around the curve from the south and crashed into it. The en. gineer jumped, but the flremsn stayed on, and neither was hurt. The bie box car has not yet been removed from the stream.
 The thirteenth annual reunion o the Holmes Oady Memorial sOoiet, will be held at Crystal Lake Thurs day. August II. Those attending ar, expected to take a basket lnnoh, whicI will be spread upon the tables in tn ample dining hall at the lake An' served at 12 o'clock. Trolley car passing the lake leave hourly iron Stafford Springs and Rockville. I'm mediAtely after dinner reports will be read, and officers for the ensuinI year will be elected The centenar memorial of the death of Judge Jess OadY will be observed by a paper req by Rev. O. O. Lyon of Hadlyme Other papers are promised. Oople of the Oady geneAlOgy, just published will be on sale.
 The body of John OorcorAn wa brought here for burial from Holyok Saturday evening. The burial va Sunday afternoon in St. Edward 7, cemetery, and a rtquiem mass wa celebrated In St. Edwards ohuTc Monday morning. Mr. O0FcoFan va e until within a few years @ respeote resident of this town, where he live many years. Mir. OorcoFAn was 2 years of age and a veteran of the civ war He went out With She 3d R. heavy artillery. and had an honol able war record of over four year He saw active service at the siege ( OhArlestown and the capture of Fol Wagner. His company was in the aG vance to Jacksonville and PalAtkl He leaves brother, Michael CoFcorAE of this town; also two daughters [ HolyOks-MEs. Charles Tobin an Miss Catherine OorCoran. and a soI Fred.
 AAA8S W0AAG81@y oN01A98 9 AGP4i sentative gathering of business ms and other citizens listened to Rspr, sentative George B. Chandler, vi talked on the public utilIties biI Questions were freely asked Ar .Answered, and those present were sl Rblsd to get a clear idea on what tf busineaa associations throughous tt state are working for. The idel briefly stated. ia to have a commidsiS of three or i've men appointed by tE governor to have charge of all publ ntllisies. such as steam and tFollt roads. gas and electric companies, ct Those who will present a bill of th kind at the next session of the legi laGuFe favor a salary of $T5O0 D year for each commissioner, in ord that able and expert men can n secured. Lt is argued thAt snch commission would prevent stock i 6Ation and other abuses of the genar public. Mr. Chandler spoke at son length on the policy Of getting statsmsnt In advance from eandidai for public office on their attitul toward She bill. He considers suS courss perfectly proper