The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1906-04-18

Mrs. David Chism is i'll with pneu
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Roehm are guests
of Enfield, Mass, friends.
Napoleon Pero is in New York OF
business trip for few days.
G.. A. Ray and family leave to-mor
row for their new home in Springfield.
Harry E. Burwell has been appoint
ed chorister at the Congregational
church.
There are no new developments in
the sale of the Fox Village property
as far as can be learned.
Michael O'Halloran has had touch
of rheumatism, but ia now able to be
at his regular duties again.
Miss Alice Fitton of Hartford was
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fitton, over Sunday.
Messrs. Bidwell and Root of Hart
ford are in town to-day for their
annual fishing trip with J. J. Ellis.
Friday is the last day to pay your
town taxes and save interest. Tax
Collector Heald will be at his office
during the noon hour of both Thurs
day and Friday.
The Easter services at the Congre-
gational church were very impressive.
The cantata, "Christ is Risen," was
we'll rendered and the floral dscora-
tions very beautiful.
Lawrence Sartori, employed at the
Fabyan mill, caught his hand, in a
mapping machine last Saturday. One
fgner was broken, one badly laoelated
and one cut off at the first joint.
The high school baseball team will
open its season Saturday. They will
play the Connecticut Agricultural col
lege second team at the fair grounds.
Game called for 3 p. m. Admission,
) cents.
There will be union dance Friday
evening at Society hall under the
auspices of Court Oronooo, F. of A,
and Stafford Springs camp, NJ. W. of
A. Music will be by Jordan's orches-
ira. Ed. Harrington, pronpter. E
A. CLARK will act as floor manager,
and the aids are Fred Cote, Albert
Guilman, George Parizeau and Delvia
Brown.
BASEBALL NOTES.
Kelliher, who played shortstop for
Stafford last year, has been signed on
the Monson team. He will be mana
ger and captain.
Manager O'Connell now has con-
tracts closed with Collins, Smith,
Lynch and Graham for the coming
season, and big bunch of applica-
tions from other players. The indi-
cations are that it will be possible to
start the season with strong aggre-
CATION.
A baseball team has been organized
of employees of Warren's mill, with
James Sullivan as manager. They
will open the season Saturday in a
game with the worsted mill. Mr..
Sullivan would be pleased to hear
from any of the other mills that may
put teams in the field, and would also
like to arrange a game with the
clerks.
Manager William Consedine of Lud- |
low has made known the members of |
his ball team as follows: Catcher, |
Barnum; pitcher, Carney first base, |
Elder; second base, Leary, formerly |
with Monson; third base, ". Clifford ;
shortstop, Scotch" Gagne; outfield,
Lee, Williamson and "Gene" Smith.
Smith is a pitcher, and will help
out in case Garvey gives out.
Manager Charles L. Mason of the
Indian Orchard team has signed his
infielders. Jerry Lynch will hold
down first base, "Charlie" Martens
the second bag, Crowther shortstop, and
BILLY" Porter will guard the third
corner. Jerry Lynch is an Orchard
boy, and the rest are from Springfield.
Porter played shortstop for Ludlow
last year. For outfielders no one has
yet been signed, but Mason has lines
on Pat" Lynch.
st afford.
Mrs John Ingham is in Burling-
ton, Vt.
George Colburn of Indian Orchard
is visiting his parents
Davis Provost was at his home in
Woonsocket, R. l., over Sunday.
Masters Angus and Raymond Park
are visiting their uncle, James Park.
Stafford grange, No. 80, are to hold
their May dance May 4th in Memorial
hall.
Subject for the Y. P. Q. U. next
Sunday evening will be Encourage
ment and appreciation.
The Rev. G. 1. Ramsey of Colches-
ter, will occupy the pulpit at the
Baptist church Sunday.
Rev. J. P. Marvin is in Winches-
ter, N H, to officiate at the funeral
of a former parishioner, Charles M.
Barrett.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Baptist church will meet for work
next Wednesday afternoon and serve
a potato supper at 6 10.
Subject for the Y. P. S. @. E. to-
morrow evening in Baptist chapel
will be "Christ's life-four lessons
from his resurrection miracles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Goodell went
to Winchester, N. H, Tuesday to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Goodell's
brother-i law, Q. NJ. Barrett.
Rev. E. N. Munro, pastor of the
church at West Stat
ford, will preach in the Universalist
church next Sunday morning, in ex-
change with Rev. ]. P. Marvin.
The young men of the Riverside
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