The Press., 1911-09-13

on Thursday evening.
Willimantio fair is in progress anG
number from here nre among tbs
attendants.
The coon club will hold clambake
at Wildwood cottage at Crystal Lax
next Sunday
F. Wayland Preston has opened ar
auction and antique store In the old
Blue Front block
Gilbert s. Baker, who has been
absent ON q long vacation, has re-
turnel to his home here
Conductor Price and M torman
Ames. we'll known locally, have been
camping at Snip l. lake -.
The Stafford Miuist"riol association
meets next Monday at pm. will.
Rev. NJ. H Jones at Staffordville
There will be a meeting of the
Young Perrla's. Auxil airy of the
Methodist church next Tuesday even
ing
The con, { { f bu1gesses have ordered
ourb;ug placed on Grart avenue from
the Epic pr / rect1ry to the end of the
street
Mr. and Mrs Edwin R Marsdale
went to Monsoon Sunday to attend the
funeral of l. Munro Peasa. brother
of Mrs Marsdale.
Mt and Mrs Ba.r Id PaIkhurst and
ahil1 Of Three r vers. Mass. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs John r Park
hurst over Sunday.
Mrs JUlia We therbv of EuglL-
wood, N ] and Mrs MnKinne of
Roc kville were guests of H. Alden
and family the first of this week ...
Tire W q T. U meeting was post
ponen until thi4 we,k Friday at 3 30
o NJ In H.. Co 'grpQaticual church.
All inter sted are cordially invited
John F Yare is in a hospital at
New York, making a good &c very
from an cp rstiCn for appeu6 ic,tis.
He VI tax !: i'll vile in tbs t city
o a visit
Mr. aud Mrs Fred Wildey returned
the frst of the week from an auto
mobile trip to NarrsgsTs tt Pier and
Watch Hill They we're guests of
Mr. and Mrs John Kennedy at Mystic.
Miss Dorothy Day OF Killingly has
res gned as teacher at Orcuttville
ow ing to i'll health bliss. Day took
the po.ition when Miss Alice Bach
man SAINT in a resignation owing to
Illness.
DIR. Claude B. Tschummi has opened
his dental { i1e In the nsw Converse
biz OK. He is an experienced practi-
tiouer, having been with DR.. " o.
Bseoher of Waterbury for a period of
four years.
A special attraction for, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings at the Oomique
is the novelty musical act put on by
Herman Winklso. This act is in ad.
dition to the regular program of four
reels and two songs.
The case of John Anthony against
the Central Vermont railroad is on
trial at Rockville. Mr.. Anthony
alleges that two cases of goods valued
at $500, shipped from New York,
has never bsen received.
Tie gravel to he used in connection
with oillng the ttIte road to Stafford
willie is being placed along the sides of
the highway. The oilipg will be
commenced as soon as the gravel has
been placed In readiness
Work on the new hospital is stead
lily progressing. The roof is completed
and most of the partitions have been
placed. The electricians have finished
their wo1k and the plumbers have
their contract we'll under way.
Lynch's orchestra will play for the
ladies of the German club the 23d.
On the both the orchestra is engaged
to play for a dance to bs given by the
young men, aud there are engagements
for al three nights of the fair.
John Sena has rented the store
which he used for his general business
to Peter Pioole and Apgt 10 Galbisti,
who will engage in the grocery bust
enss Mr. Sena will close out his
stock of merchandise at auction Fri
day and Saturday.
The following is the standing of the
first six in the golf contest for the presi-