The Press., 1904-06-15

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 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 James Kenney, the painter, has re- moved to Worcester.
 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Allen have returned from a visit in Boston,
 Miss Nellie Fitzpatrick is attend ing the graduation exercises sat Mon- son academy, st S14
 Mir. and Mrs. George Bell of Granby have been guests of MT. and Mrs. E. K. Taft.
 Charles Nichols qf NsysYork was the guest over Sunday ds ais sister. Mrs. Kate Foster. sy<
 Miss Margaret Cooley and Miss Esther Huntley are in Boston to at tend the wedding of q friend.
 The Deweys nine defeated the Rough and Readys by a score of 15 to 8 last Saturday. Both are local juvenile teams.
 John Argentk.1 has closed his connection with J. M. Leach and taken sppsftioa witk Harvey Chap man & Co.'S <
 Sunday will be observed by the A. O. H. as Memorial day. Members are requested to meet at the hall at 8, and attend yespsrs at A..
 H. W. McGregory and son returned to Palmer Sunday y-afternoon, after B shors visit with Br. shd Mrsk E. F. Eaton. They made the trip here by autonobiles sS
 Owen Kelly went trout fishing re- gently, and caught seven trout. Four of them weighed half pound each, and two of them three.quarters of a pound apiece.
 An iron railing has been placed be- tween the street and the vacant lot owned by W. H. Webster, located east of his house, Mr. Webster is putting in concrete walk in front of the lot.5
 Work on the new line to bring the electric fluid from the Palmer plant for use here will be begun within ten days. Superintendent Hancock sand General Manager Purinton drove over the proposed line last Friday.
 Mrs. Ella Slater. of Brooklyn has purchased a farm in Coventry owned by Demond & Fisk, through the Nelson Towne agency. Mrs. Slater and fami- ly ars stopping at the Springs Honse until they open their summer heme.<
 A call is published in another column for a borough meeting at borough hall Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock. to act on the petition of H. s. Abel and others for an all-night street light service in the business section of the borough. s~ - j. Ned -Wilcock is temporarily dis ablsd, owing to an accident which he sustained at the Stafford Worsted com- pany's plant a few days ago. His foot extended over the elevator we'll on the ground floor, when the ele- tater came aoSn 6nfe eaaght it. His tuss wers baAly MFfsed sand. he ,has been unabls sO attend Co his duties in the mill. q
 Miss Bertha May Edson. 19, dangh- ter of Mir. aha Mrs. FEaiik kdson, died.at her -hespe Monday sf schsafnp- tion. after a,.short sillpess. .Ss Thezdas- ceased was born in Stafford May 9th, 1885, and has resided here all, her life. Her death is 8 very. sad one. Besides her parents, she leaves a sister. Miss Ethel G., and two. broth CTS, George of Holliston, Mass, and Ernest at home. The funeral Swin be held from her late home. on Benton street Friday at 2 p. m.,- Rev, O. s. Davis Of the Methodist church offici- ating. The burial will be in, the Hillside cemetery. - .. ,,...
 High School Notes.-0n Saturday last the high school ball team went to Rockville and played the high school ball team of that city on Hyde park. Although the local team had the game welIsin hand until the 'sfatal ninth, !" they were beaten in an interesting game, the sesrc being 12 to 8. Con- verse, the local pitcher, had his bad day, and also many wild throws were thrown Umpire Dowding was "way off' on some decisions, which gave Rockville the game. sThe score by innings e9I. q IT. R. H. S., 1000 O . O 6-12 s. H. S., O B 900 4 O. 8 The high school ball team would like to arrange a game with the Pal mer Juniors for satarday. the>1sth. to be played st Eoress lak( S ,.. 1
 The graas. .tlSn sxercisesl I of thel high schoss Win be held in the opera house at s'o'clock Tuesday evening, and Fay's QrehestsR- -es Rockville will furnish usasic for oecasions-2, The program fn -foifUWs -Sub5sef. "A Century of Modern Achievements; :" music, orchssxas SpHyF s>alutaeory and essay, InveHtion," Howard Lee; essay, "Art," Alice Abel musicfRresw~M esssAA v fnd icus' J. Hayisy %; Aisera- turs, ' KsS Hh3; n&sA orchestra; essay, Territorial Growth,' Ralph Lee; essay, MSsiq . sEfences Mo Osrthy essay, :" CommsrrcSe. Clifford Wightman; music, orchestra; class prophecy, Ethel sRollinsQp; yaledic+ eoryss John Hodgsons cohferring of dipiozhas.1 Alyarado HowAfds. :. music, orchestra. #
 The local ball team will play the strong Bemis 6 Call aggregation on the local grounds Saturday. The gN R-s-s. :. . <