The Press., 1901-08-22
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Miss Annie Murray is visiting friends
In Rockville.
Miss Maggie Mack is visiting friends In
New London.
There will be social dance at Crystal
Lake Saturday evening.
Mrs. M. J. Leach Is at the Springfield
camp ground for week.
John Fitzpatrick has returned from
visit with friends In Monson.
Miss Fanny Huber Of Hartford is the
guest of Miss Emma Keuhne.
Ray Baker of Springfield is visiting at
the home of Mrs. G. H. Baker.
Frederick Faulkner returned Monday
from trip to Boston and Lowell.
James Warren Is taking vacation of
two weeks In Providence and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and son
are spending vacation at Whiting, VT.
the guest of her aunt Mrs. Lott O'Hallo-
ran.
G. B. Gary and family are seeking
pleasure and enjoying vacation at Crys-
tai Lake.
Miss Bertha Macomber of Northamp-
ton is the guest of Miss Alberta Eaton at
Crystal lake.
Morris, Lewis and Alice Fitzpatrick Of
Providence are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
E. Fitzpatrick.
Miss Annie Bergen and Miss Carrie
Bergen of Waterbury are guests of Mrs.
T. H. Rafftery.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. johnson of Will
mantle have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Farnsworth.
H. s. Abel holds the black bass record
for this year at Crystal Lake. He caught
one weighing four pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Chandler, accompa-
MED by their daughter, Mrs. Robinson and
family, are spending vacation in Maine
Local capitalists are buying Southern
railway quite extensively, having received
tip that the stock is good at present
prices.
Merrill Wilton of Pasadena, CAL, Is
spending vacation In town. This Is the
first time that Mr.. Wilton has been in
the east for ten years.
Several 'bus-loads of Italians attended
the celebration Sunday at Monson of the
birth of the Virgin Mary, arranged by
the Italians of that town.
Edward F. Willis, who has been spend
ing a vacation here, has taken position
with the Muzzy depal tment store at New
London. MIR. Willis has been employed
in the Cozens shoe store at Springfield,
and Is in charge of the shoe department
with the Muzzy company.
Joseph Shea has taken the position Of
| Office boy in the office of Rawitzer &
Bro. In place of John Roach, who has
taken the position of second hand in the
| finishing room of the Rawitser mill in
place of Michael Shea, who has resigned,
and with Louis Smith has gone to New
London to learn the machinist's trade.
| Rev. @. III. Davis was here over Sunday
and occupied his regular pulpit. He is
now at camp meeting and will return to
Lake Winnepesaukee for short time be-
fore resuming his regular work. The
church will be closed for the next two
Sundays. AS the church will be closed
the first Sunday In the month, commun-
ion will be held the following Sunday.
L. D. Gary met with an accident Sun.
day at Monson. Accompanied by Mrs.
Gary, he was riding through the Main
street, when the horse became unmanage-
able, running and kicking. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gary were both thrown out of the wagon.
Mrs. Gary was not much hurt, but Mr..
Gary fell on his face and was quite badly
bruised. The wagon was somewhat dam.
aged. Mr.. Gary got another horse to
drive back with, and led his horse behind
the wagon.
The Country club golf team was de.
feated at Rockville Saturday in closely
contested match up. This was the sec.
ond game this season with the Rockvilles,
the Staffords winning the first match on
the home grounds 12 up. The following
Is the score of Saturdays game
Rockville. Stafford.
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