The Press., 1898-06-16
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

A. O. U. W. meeting this evening.
 Winter W. R. C. meeting Friday even- Ing.
 Winter Post, G. A. R., meeting next Tuesday evening.
 Harmony Temple of Honor meeting next Wednesday evening.
 C. r. Hodgson has a new and attractive wagon for use In his sewing machine busl- ness.
 Mrs. S. E. Morse of Moultonboro, N. H., ia the guest of Mir. and Mrs. M. P. J. Walker
 F. J. Dounelly, who has been visiting friends In town, has returned to his home In Blackstone.
 Daniel Mack returned to Hartford yes torday morning, after spending q vacation of one week here.
 Regular session of Wauseon Lodge, No. 32, I. O. O. F., next Tuesday evening. Election of officers.
 W. E. Hanloy and ]. NJ. Lord took m appralsal of the lnsolvent estate of Humphrey Mccarthy Monday.
 The A. O. II. have their memorial day next Sunday. Members arc requested to meet at their hall at 230 p. m.
 Y. F. s. c. E. topic at the ConRrega- tional church next Sunday evening at Gt5 "True Friendship. Mss Clare Baker leader.
 George Williams and Mss Mary Wll- liams, who were in town for tho Williams- Brosnan wedding, returned to Blackstone yesterday morning.
 Tho car containing the Florida exhIbI- ton will bo at tho railroad station next Monday, and will be open to the public from 3 n. m. until Q D. m.
 Tho feast of sacred heart will be ob- served at St. Edwards church tomorrow Mass at s o'clock, benedlctlon of the blessed sacrament at 7.30 p. m.
 John Schmidt's horse wandered on the bank opposite John Gomper's residence Monday afternoon. The horse and wag- on were both tipped over, but, strange as it may seem, there was but little damage done.
 Rev. R. c. Graghn is attending the golden jubilee of St. Charles college, FL liott City, Md. Cardinal Gibbons Is one of the alumni, and will be celebrant of a pontifloial mass on June 10th. Bishop Burke of Albany will preach. Arohblsh- oP Gross and Archbishop Kaln of St. Louis, Bishop Foley of Detroit and many other alumni will be present.
 Contractor Bissell of Wales has moved the iudge's stand down the track about G5 feet at the fair grounds, which will give a longer home-stretch. The covered grRnd-stand, the platform and the band stand have been moved to the satisfac ton of the officials. The track Is to bt covered with q clay soil, which Is expect ed to Improve 1t. The lumber for tho new grand-stand Is beginning to arrive.
 J. M. Leach has his preparations fol making and selling Ice cream completed He Is giving the publl, first-class arti cle, and hls efforts are appreciated. IT addition to the attractive room on tn, norGh side of the store that he has fitted up the room on the opposite side former ly used as an office Is to be arranged fol men. Ice cream and soft drinks will bs served, and a cigar can be smoked, f necessary.
 There was much interest in the case tried Saturday against Henry K. Buck formerly of West Stafford, for fishing or posted brook owned by Eugene Ellis The court room was we'll filled States Attorney Reed conducted the prosecu ton and Lawyer Danahey appeared fol the defendant. The trial occupied mos the forenoon, and was quite interesting at times. Judge Parkess made the fin, S2 on one count and dismissed the othe charge. The defendant took an appeal tc tho superior court.
 Miss Alice Brosnan, daughter of Mir and Mrs. John Brosnan, was united Ii marriage to James II. Williams Tuesda. morning at St. Edwards church. Tn ceremony was performed by Rev. Adrian Dykmans, and Miss Jane Clark playe, the wedding march. Miss Mary Brosnai was maid of honor and Fred DonnelI acted as best man. The bride wor white organdie and carried roses. A re eeption Ut tho home of the bride followe the ceremony. MT. and Mrs. William left on the afternoon train for Boston and on their return will commence house keeping on Gold street.
 An interesting game of ball was playe last Saturday between the Lincoln Ath Ietic Club team and the Monsons. Tn StAfFords played a good, all-around game and won by score 1G to 12. Charle Kearney acted as umpire. The attend ance was small. The score by inning follows
 Staffords, 8O1 O2 GOT 8-1 Monsons, o co O1 2-1 Next Saturday the stAffords will play tn Ludlows on the home grounds. Tn Ludlow team ia a strong one, and goo game may be expected.