The Press., 1906-05-16
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Richard Valentine was home iron
 Northfield over Sunday.
 J. H. Larned was home from Clarl college, Worcester, over Sunday.
 Mrs. Daniel Sullivan of Prospec street is improving after severe ill ness.
 Miss Maggie Fitzgerald visite, friends in Gilbertville, Mass, las week.
 Mrs. O. D. Walker of Medford i the guest of Judge and Mrs. J. H Reed.
 A daughter was born last Saturda, to William and Elsie Tuthill Wyning of Philadelphia.
 The marriage intentions are an nounced of Limo Campo and Mis- Rochel Carocari.
 Adelbert Needham has been notified by wire that he will have a carload of horses shipped this week.
 There will be a May dance at tht club rooms of the Teutonia association on West Main street Friday evening Music will be by Jordan's orchestra Ed. Harrington prompter, and Charles Kuehne will act as floor manager. Tickets will be 50 cents.
 John NJ. Gompper has sold his prop erty on Edgewood. consisting of a two-tenement housee and 8 cottage, tC Peter Gordon. MT. Gordon and Lewis Simonds will occupy the larger house and MT. Gompper will remain in the smaller house for the present.
 Miss Annie Guilman. daughter oi MT. and Mrs. Fred Guilman, was united in marriage Monday to Joseph Dubois. The ceremony was perform ed at St. Edwards church by Rev. F. J. O'Neill. Albert Guilman, brother of the bride, was best man, and Miss Emma Dubois, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. A reception at the home of the bride followed the ceremony.
 Mrs. Lovina Pease. widow of Horace Pease, died Sunday after an illness of five months of septioaenia. The deceased was born at Asoott, P. O., and was nearly 79 years of age. She had been a resident of this town for the past 33 years. Mrs. Pease had been in failing health for several years previous to her last illness. She leaves three sons and two daughters Henry Fl. of Marlboro, N. H., Miss Achsah NJ, Mrs. Wallace Morse and Stephen F. of this town and Nelson of Concord Junction, Mass The fu- neral will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock from the residence on Fur mace avenue, Rev. Thomas lyric of the Methodist church officiating. The burial will be in the Stafford Springs cemetery.
 The practice game of ball last Sat urday between the Staffords and the St. Johns of Rockville started the baseball season. The Stafford team played together for the first time. The St. Johns were shut out and the Staffords scored twelve times The game was too one-sided to be interesting, but showed that Manager O'Connell has secured an unusually strong aggregation. Collins and Scanlon were the local battery and did good work. It was a very windy afternoon and Scanlon had some diffi- culty in throwing to second. PiDney was in the box for the Rockvilles and pitched a good game, but did not re- ceive good support. The attendance was nearly 300. The Staffords will open the season at Ludlow on Satur day.
 The monotony of current events was broken last Saturday evening by the state police, when six raids were made and several wagon loads of liquor se- cured. Officers Flynn and Louks visited the Stafford hotel, M. H. Mo Carthy proprietor, and secured seven kegs of lager beer and two bottles of whiskey. Officers Swartzburg and Jackson raided Frank Mogle on Will lington avenue, and seized five gallons of rum, 10 gallons of whiskey, 10 gallons of cider brandy, 10 gallons of raspberry wine, one gallon blackberry brandy, six bottles lager and five gallons of alcohol. Officers Joyce and Merrill, assisted by Sheriff MoCabe, raided Guisepi Luzon on Village Hill, and secured seven kegs of lager. Off, cers Dutton and Hurley raided Con- stante Festi and Newell Delphia in Staffordville. At Festi's they se- cured 50 bottles of beer, and at Del phia's three gallons of rum and one gallon of whiskey. At Fred Walkers in Union Deputy Sheriffs Howard and Guyott secured 13 bottles of lager. Developments since the raid show that the state police had secured con- siderable evidence besides the fruits of the raid. Monday, Newell s. Del phis was before the court and pleaded guilty to five sales, reputation and keeping with intent to sell. He was fined $125, which with costs amount ed to $149.95 and paid. The same day Frank Mogle was before the court and through his counsel, R. H. Fisk, pleaded guilty to keeping with intent to sell, and paid a fine of $40 and costs of $S.7O. Yesterday E. K. Taft pleaded guilty to four sales and keeping with intent to sell, and paid a fine of $1OO and costs of S13.s He was represented by Lawyer Fisk. M. H. Mccarthy pleaded to keeping with. intent to sell and reputation, and paid a fine of $75 and costs, amounting to $95. 70. Noel M. Pease pleaded guilty to three sales and paid a fine of $6O and costs, amounting to Usll;S rlaaIoA oniIty