The Press., 1907-07-03
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

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 MT. and Mrs. Oscar Meyers were at Holyoke over Sunday.
 Miss Mary Fontanella is visiting her parents at Mt. Union, Penn.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Tobln of Hol- yoke were guests of relatives in town over Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles Mccarthy and daugh- ter, Agnes. of Baltic are visiting relatives in town.
 Miss Myrtle | Herring attended the Parker -Farrow wedding at Springfield Saturday evening.
 Win. Black, Jr.. of Stafford has taken a position in the Ellis grocery for the vacation season.
 Rev. MT. lyric has returned from his vacation and will preach next Sunday morning and evening.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Stuhlbach and two guests from New York are in Laurel camp at Mashapaug for the week.
 Dennis Mack of Providence is visit ing in the borough. He recently re- turned from an extended stay at South Carolina.
 Daniel J. Brown of the Rhode Is land Worsted company has moved here, and is now occupying the Cas- ton house on Church street.
 F. F. Dunfeld. principal of the local high school, is attending the summer school at Dartmouth college taking special courses in English and physics.
 MT and Mrs. H. N Tetrault, MT. Forrest and Miss Rose Tetrault of Providence are spending the 4th at the old Tetrault homestead at West Stafford.
 The High school Athletics will play two games with the Monson Atlantics at Monson on July 4th. The first game will be at 10 a. m and the other at 1 p. m.
 J. F. Merriam reports that his Japanese plum trees at Maple Farm will have a large yield this year, which is a new proof of their vitality considering the severe winter and cold spring. --
 MT. and Mrs. Oliver Cote, MT. and Mrs. Gustus Roberts, MT. and Mrs. Louis Otis and daughter, Henry Crane, MT. and Mrs. Napoleon Pero are among those who have gone on the excursion to St. Ann De Beaupre, F. Q.
 Misses Mary and Hettie Davis re. turned to their home in Davisville, R. l.. last Friday. after visit with MT. and Mrs. Christopher Allen. While they were here they accom- panied Mir. and Mrs Allen on an automobile trip through Massachusetts and into Vermont and New Hamp- shire.
 Outside of the ball game there will not be much excitement locally on the national holiday tomorrow. The usual attractions, afternoon and even- ing, including dancing. at Crystal Lake will no doubt appeal to many There is.also to be ball games and dancing afternoon and evening at Carriers pavilion in Wilmington.
 The following is the probable line- up for the ball games on the Fourth with Monson: 10 a. m at Stafford Cobb. 3b; Bailey. l; Shattuck. s; Brooks, o; Driscoll. m; Smith, 2b; Francis. 1b; Riley, r; Collins. p. 3.30 p. m. at Monson-Cobb, p; Bailey, |; Shattuck. s; Brooks, 3b; Driscoll, m; Smith, 2b; Francis, 1b; Riley, r; Sullivan. C.
 Court Oronoco. Foresters of America, has elected the following officers Chief ranger, James Hampston; sub chief ranger. Charles Cummings; treasurer, John T. Melbourne; fnan- cial secretary, Ed. Clark; senior warden, Frank B. Sidaway; junior warden. A. Gilman; senior beadle, O. F. Sullivan; junior beadls, George Parizeau; lecturer. Clarence Wood; recording secretary. Eugene Charter.
 The Y. P. g. O. E. of the Congre- gAtional church has elected Ehe fol. lowing officers: President. B. P. Cooley; vice-president, Maurice Demond; secretary an treasurer, Miss Helen k. Leach; prayer meeting con- mittee, O. H. Demond. Miss Royce, A. H. Amidon; executive committee, O. H. Moore. Miss Cooley. Miss Mey- CTS; lookout committed, Miss Burr, Miss Wagner, Miss Burwen, H. A. Crane. O. F. Chandler.
 Frederick Faulkner has purchased several more lots of Frank Keefe. and will at once build several more houses. The new tract faces West Main street and has 15O feet frontage. It lies between the Keefe place and land of Ferdinand Shippee. The old house opposite the Teutonia club house will be moved away. and the building which will occupy the site will probably be built so that the lower floor can be used for a store. A street, to be known as Oak street, will be built from West Main street, running north. dividing the Faulkner property in two and connecting with a proposed road. called Hill street, which will run from West Main street east of the Keefe residence and connect with Oak street. Mir. Faulkner also proposes to build a reservoir on the hill In the rear of the Keefe place, which will supply water for use in the buildings which he is about to erect.