The Press., 1905-05-03
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

DIR. J. L. Sullivan of Willimantic
visited here the first of the week.
Joseph Peirolo of Thomaston is a
guest of his brother, John Peirolo.
Miss N. P. Belden of Troy, N. Y,
is the guest of Mrs. Samuel Rockwell.
Haskell Aronson was in Providence
and vicinity last week on business
trip.
Miss Della Jacobus of East Orange,
N. J., is a guest of her sister Mrs.
Fred wildey.
The Young Locals defeated the
Americans in ball game on Satur-
day Il to 13.
Miss Hulett of West Springfield
was the guest of Mrs. NJ. J. Leach
over Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence D. Walker of Med
ford is the guest of Judge and Mrs.
Joel Fl. Reed.
A thin coating of sand has been
spread over the macadam on Main
street this week.
john O'Niel has made important
alterations and improvements at his
place of business.
Frederic Faulkner has purchased
the attractive pair of Arabian horses
owned by Gary Bros.
J.F. Bidwell of Hartford was in
town last Friday for his annual fishing
trip with ]. J. Ellis.
The bleachers have been put in
place at the ball grounds ready for
the opening of the season.
f. H. Baker has sold a farm in
westford to Matilda Czegledy through
the Nelson Towne agency.
The Grand Army post will hold a
meeting this evening to make plans
for the proper observance of Memorial
day.
Christopher Allen and family are
expected to arrive home the first of
next week. The house has been
opened.
Rev. E. A. Burnham has as guests
his mother, Mrs. Michael Burnham,
and sister, Mrs. Nathaniel Kaime, of
Denver, Col.
Adelard Avery was before the Dor
ough court last Thursday morning for
drunkenness, and was sentenced to 30
days and costs.
Stephen S. Greene of Jamestown,
N. Y, has taken the position of over
seer of the spinning department of
the Stafford worsted mill.
At the last meeting of the town
school committee it was decided to
issue a oatalog and prospectus of the
high school, to be illustrated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins of New
York are guests at the Springs House.
Rev. F. E. Snyder of Cincinnati has
also been a guest at the house this
week.
Miss Mile Royce and Miss Mabel |
Kingsbury attended the state oonven-
tion of Kings Daughters at New Lon
don. Saturday, as delegates from the
local society.
The date on which the manufac-
turing plants will adopt the summer
schedule has not yet been decided,
but the opening of the baseball season
will probably determine.
Father Isidore, missionary from
Worcester, is preaching an eight-days'
mission in French at st. Edwards
church. An Oblate missionary will
conduct the English mission, which
will begin Sunday, May IA.
Benedetti Cini of this borough was
united in marriage last Saturday in
Mystic to Miss Jenny Campo of that
place. They held a reception here
at the home of the groom's father,
urday evening.
At the annual meeting of the Cur
rent Events club Monday evening the
following officers we're elected: Pres
ident. Mrs. F. f. Patten; first vice.
president, Mrs. W. E. Demond; Sec
ond vice-president, Mrs. J. H Valen-
tine; secretary, Miss Margaret Coo
ley; treasurer, Miss Edith Cushman.
The address at the high school
graduation exercises this year will be
delivered by Fred Gowing, Phi. D.,
formerly head of the department. of
public instruction of New Hampshire.
DIR. Gowing is one of the most bril-
liant speakers before the public. and
the citizens of Stafford may be assured
that q great treat is in store for them.
Henry De Ronch and Miss Mary
Campo were married last Saturday
at st. Edwards church. The grooms-
man and bridesmaid were Valentine
and Elizabeth Serafin. Also at the
same church and ON the same day
were united Battiste Chinatti and
Miss Maria Pra Baldi, who were at
tended by Michele and Maria Chi
natti.
Will Carleton. the poet and orator.
is to fill q second engagement at the
Methodist church ON next week We'd
nesday evening. Those who heard
the famous lecturer before will await
his coming with much interest and
enthusiasm. Tickets, CSC; reserved
seats. 35c. The seats will be on sale
at A. L. Towards store in the bor-
ough, H. f. Cady's, Stafford, and
Barlow Bros, West Stafford.
The following books have been add
ed to the library: 1920, Gransartk,
G. B. McCutcheon; 1921, The Wings
of the Morning, L. Tracy; 1880,
Neighbors of Field, Wood and Stream,
NJ. Grinnell; 1881, Falconberg. H.
H. Boyesen; 1885, The Fortunes of
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