The Press., 1905-12-06
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Raymond Eaton of Springfield wal home for Thanksgiving.
 W. M. Crawford is confined to hi! home with rheumatism.
 Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald is visiting relatives in Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs. W. l.. Crawford o1 Worcester spent Thanksgiving al home.
 Mrs. Edward Bosquet, who has been quite i'll with bronchitis, is more comfortable.
 The annual meeting of the w. R O. will be held at Grand Army hall this afternoon.
 Mrs. Helen Welch of Delaware, Ohio, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. F. Patten.
 Mrs. J. O. Cleaveland and daugh- ter, Miss Blanche, were in Monson over Thanksgiving.
 The First National bank will add safe deposit boxes, which will be for rent after January 1st.
 Mrs. Grace Pearce of Pittsfield, Mass. is 8 guest of her son, W, J. Pearce, of East Main street.
 Dr. J. B. Comins and family of Springfield spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Comins.
 Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Whiton spent Thanksgiving at Lafayette, R. l., returning the first of the week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Christopher Allen re- turned the first of the week from Rhode Island, where they went for Thanksgiving.
 Walter A. Sweet of Worcester,a a form CT Stafford boy, has now in his em- ploy APO hands in the manufacture of soft footwear.
 Richard Smith of Boston, who has many friends in Stafford, has accepted position with the G. E. Wood Go. of Pittsfield, Mass.
 There will be a meeting of the promoters of the Schofield never-slip horseshoe at the Stafford House next Saturday afternoon.
 The fast mare, "Mamie S.,' con- signed to the "Old Glory'' sale at New York last week by Gary Bros. |, brought $17O under the hammer.
 There was family gathering at the home of E. J. Sweet Thanks giving day of fifteen. including 0 A. Sweet and F. A. Sweet and families of Monson and Walter A. and family of Worcester.
 The Holyoke Transcript states that MT. and Mrs. W. O. Judd of that city, who are we'll known here, are having plans drawn for modern apartment house to occupy the site of their pres ent home on Chestnut street in Hol- yoke. The house is to be five stories high and to contain ten flats of six rooms each. The name of the house will be "The Goodrich" for the little grandsons of MT. and Mrs. Judd
 Mrs. O. l.. Chism lost a valuble wrist bag last March. The bag contained sum of money, a B. & A. mileage and a Central Vermont mile- age. The bag was left on train be- tween here and Palmer. Thanks giving day the bag was received through the mail, the name in the mileage books giving the address. The package was posted at Springfield and an attempt will be made to trace the person who posted it.. The bag was valued at $6.
 The ladies of Grace church will in troduce some new and pleasing feat ures at their fair next week. They have secured Casper J. Simonds, leader of Simonds' military band, who will render several trombone solos on Tuesday evening. Mir. Simonds has the reputation of being one of the best trombone players in the country, many believing him to be the equal of Arthur Pryor. Miss Josie Jenkins of Collinsville, a noted pianist, will also render several piano selections on both evenings. .. ...,.~
 The borough caucus will be held Thursday evening to nominate officials for the borough election next Monday. There is feeling that J. M. Leach should be retained as warden for an- other year, if he can be induced to continue his services. MT. Leach has given the position much of his time and attention and is even better qual- flied for the office than when he took it last year, as he has had the expe- rience. The financial report of the borough shows an economical admin istration, and this 4Ytl appeal to the voters. '-F '@ .4
 Route No. B.. rural delivery, will start Thursday, Feb: I, 1906. Route will be: East to Converse corner, 1. g. south and sontheast to Eldredge milB 8.5; east to JonesIoorner, 8; northeast to Daggett corner, IA; northeast to Church corner, III; east to Lincoln corner. 2.8; east to Vest ford B. O. corner, 1.2; northeast to lift corner, 2.6; west to Gray cor ner,. g; south to Sargent corner, 1.2 southwest to Bidwell corner, 1; northwest to Marsh corner, 10; to Lil1ibridge corner, 1.6; south to paggett corner, .6f south to Dorsey corner: 3.4; northwest to Springs post office, 6; total, 25 miles. .e. o.esgf4 rss.-... ...t,-
 
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