The Press., 1905-11-15
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

on a business trip.
 A little child of MT. aud Mrs. George Simonds is quite i'll.
 Faulkner's mill was stopped Fri day and Saturday waiting for stock. Miss Fleta Cummings of Springfield has been the guest of Mrs. Levi Gary. Frank Dalt and Miss Lena Panciera are to be united in marriage Satur- day.
 Miss Grace Hiscox of Holyoke has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dana Gary.
 W. E. Hanley will reopen with his new stock in the Grady building tomorrow morning.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Drabble of Providence have been guests of MT. and Mrs. R. F. J. Drabble.
 MT. and Mrs. T. R. Prentice of Turnerville are receiving congratula- tions on the birth of son last Satur- day.
 The body of Allen Greene of Put nam was brought here for burial yes terday at the cemetery at Stafford Street. Mr. Green was former res ident.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas MeGrail of Dover, N. H., are receiving congratu- lations on the birth of a son last Tuesday. Mrs. McGrail will be re-
 
 Donald.
 Rural free delivery route No. to Union will be in operation to-day, with Eugene Charter as driver. Route No. B will be in operation as soon as the necessary arrangements can be completed.
 Harmony Temple of Honor is now a beneficial temple. The initiation fee is from B to SIT, according to age, from IT to IS. The dues will be S1. 50 per quarter. Five dollars per week will be paid in case of sick ness, and $50 in case of death.
 John Panciera was hurt in the ma- chinery at the Fabyan River mill Monday. He was caught by a belt and was drawn over a shaft several times. The machinery was stopped in time to save his lifes but he was badly bruised and will be laid up for some time.
 There will be a meeting of the Our rent Events club Monday evening There will be an exchange of favorite recipes. Subject, The Home. Pa pers on financing, by Mrs. Patten; decorating. by Mrs. Ellis, and cater ing, by Mrs Alden; music, selections from Margaret Lang and H. W. Par ker. Hostesses, Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Bush.
 There will be a supper and social at the Methodist church next We'd nesday evening, at which class No. ? of the Sunday school will serve as hostesses. Supper at o'clock. Dur ing the evening there will be a sale ot pictures, Japanese articles and homemade candy. All articles for sale at popular prices; none to be over 75c.
 The largest and finest collection of pictures ever seen in Stafford will go on exhibition this afternoon at o'clock at the library building. The exhibit will be open from 3 to 6 and to 9 D. m. of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Persons desiring to pur- chase pictures may order duplicates of any in the collection of MT. May nard. The proceeds of this exhibi- tion will be used in purchasing pie lures for the school building.
 The following books have been add ed to the library -
 Vols G, ', s, 9 and 10 of the Ameri- can Nation, history edited by A. B. Hart.
 3345~ Provincial America,
 E. B. Greene. 3346 France in America,
 R. G. Thwaites. 3347 Preliminaries of the Revolu-
 tion, G. E. Howard. 334s The American Revolution,
 O. H. Van Tyne. 3349 The Confederation and the
 Constitution,
 A. O. Mclaughlin. Charles Meyers, Jr., has recently returned from & visit to Lee, Mass. and while there stopped at the Greenock Inn, of which Henry Saw age, formerly of the Springs House, is the manager. The Pittsfeld Sun says of the house: ''The success which the Greenock Inn at Lee so surely deserves is coming to the house this summer, in fact has already ar rived, and MT. Savage is to be con- gratulated on the volume of business that has come to him. He is one of the most experienced and painstaking hotel men in Berkshire, and his guests are always treated with that courtesy and consideration which wins their friendship by making their stay pleasant and enjoyable. At none of the Berkshire hotels is there more done for the entertainment of the guests There is 8 weekly card party, dancing every Friday evening and music on three evenings each week. The guests have the use of the fine tennis courts and of the Lees golf link. The Inn is on very prosperous basis this year and it's popularity is fully deserved Among the notable guests this season were Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonapart and wife of Bal timore.' v