The Press., 1905-07-12
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

II. ii. FISK has launcne0 1o-Ioo'
steel boat at Crystal lake.
Miss Babcock of Springfield is 6
guest of her uncle, G. A. Ray.
Miss Mabel Meyers is a guest Of
Miss Ethel Chapman in Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Horniss have
gone to Narragansett Pier for a few
weeks.
Miss Kate Cutter, who has been
having trouble with her eyes, is much
improved.
J. Simon of Rockville has opened g
boot and shoe repair shop in the City
hotel block.
J. V. Sqiuer and M. L. Harrington
of Windsor Locks we're in the borough
ON Monday.
Gilbert Baker, Charles Newton and
Fred Burwell have been in camp al
Crystal Lake for few days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Farnsworth Johnson,
with her daughter, Louise, of Will
mantle, have been guests of her pa.
rents.
Through the kindness of Frank B.
Sidaway the Wilshire's Magazine will
be found regularly on the reading ia
BILE until 1910.
The next meeting of Winter W. R
@. will be held August 2. This will
be the only meeting held through
July and August.
Miss Blanche CleaV eland is visit
ing in Boston, and later will go tC
Lake Winnepesaukee to be the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. J. l. Bartholomew
Mrs. James Walker and Miss Grace
Harwood are at Randolph, N. H., fol
a few weeks, after which the latter
will join a school friend on Lake
Champlain.
Miss Mary Wildey is spending 6
month in New Jersey. She was &C
companied to New York by her anut
Miss Jacobus, who returned to the
Adirondacks after a two-mOnths' visit
in Stafford.
The following officers of Wauseor
lodge, I. o. o. F., will be installed
by District Deputy @. W. Thompson
on Thursday evening: N. G., P. P
Davis; V. G., George Ford; R. S.,
@. W. Comins; P. S., VIM. Robbins
treasurer, Albert Converse. Refresh
ments will be served.
The ball team will 60 to Palmer
next Saturday and cross bats with the
strong aggregation representing tina
town. The following Saturday the
Palmers will come here for a game.
Up to date the Palmers have played
all Comers and have not been beaten.
The following books have beer
added to the library
One of My Sons,
k Green. Gift. 333
Royal Girls and Royal Courts,
M. E. W. Sherwood. 1886
The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte,
j. s. c. Abbott. vols 3369-7
The French Revolution,
Us. C. Abbott. vols. 3373-
The American Nation, History edited by A. B
Hart, In % vols:
Vol. /. European Background of American His
tory,
E. P. Cheyney. a34
Vol. g. Basis OF American History,
L. Farrand. Ss4
Vol. 3. Spain In America,
E. G. Bourne. 334
Vol. 4. England in America,
L. Tyler. 334
Vol. 5. Colonial Self-Government,
C. Mel. Andrews. 1874
The Staffords recovered their regu
lar form last Saturday and easily de
feated the Easthamptons by a score O
9 to 0. Cobb pitched in excellen
form. In seven innings he struck ou
IL and only allowed one hit. A
the game was we'll in hand at the enc
of the seventh inning and Reynold
was taken ill, Hannifan, a new left
handed twirler, was tried, with Hur
ley, the spare catcher, behind the
bat. Hannifan went in without
warming up and was little wild a
first, but he settled down and the Wis
itors were unable to score. Kelliher
a new man, was tried at short-stoI
and seems to fill the bill. In the
last inning McClelland made a very
difficult running catch. Reynolds
who is one of the best base runners
and stealer of bases on the local team,
made a very clever steal of home
base while the ball was being re-
turned to the pitcher by the first base
man after catching a foul fly. The
unusual warm afternoon no doubt re-
duced the attendance. The score -