The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1907-09-25
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.


There will be services at Grace
church next Sunday.
Oscar l.. Suenderhauf of Lowell,
Mass, formerly superintendent of the
Central mill, has been visiting in
town.
Mrs. w. j. Winslow and Miss Nettie
Smith of Brockton, Mass are the
guests of their brother, Corydon
Smith.
Miss G.. 8. Beckwith will not have
a formal millinery opening, but an
nounces in another column that she
is ready for her customers.
Mrs. M. Jansen will sell her stock.
farming tools and household furniture
at auction Of her home near State
Line on Saturday, at 10 a. m.
Matthew Sullivan was before the
court Monday, charged with the usual
error. On promise of radical reform,
sentence was continued for 80 days.
W. E. Benton will give another
dance at borough hall Saturday even.
ing. Beaoon's singing orchestra for
music. Thomas Jenkins will prompt.
Tickets, so cents.
Miss Catherine Horrigan of Provi-
dence, R. l., is visiting friends here.
Miss Horrigan, who was taken i'll
during her last visit here, is much
improved in health.
Joseph Nigro was before the court
last week, and was fined 81 for an
assault ON Ashur George. The case
was the result of a mixup that the
boys were in at the worsted mill.
Maurice j. Lynch of Ludlow was
married Monday to Miss Katherine
Kelly of Forestdale, R. L Mr.. Lynch
played with the Stafford team in
1906, and has many local friends.
The special town meeting to be held
at the town house at Stafford this
afternoon at 1 30 is an important
one, and those interested in the i'm
provement of highways should be pres
ent. The state paying three -foruths
of the expense, makes it an easy prop
osition for the towns.
The selectmen will hold sessions
Saturday for the purpose of admitting
to the electors oath. The session at
the Hollow will be from 8 to Tain
the forenoon, and at the Springs l
O'Clock to e in the afternoon. There
are 1O1 applications to be acted ON
80 in this district and II in the first
district.
Miss Josephine Newell, teacher of
the primary department. in the West
Stafford school, has resigned after ten
years service, on account of ill
health. Miss Newell has been suc-'
oessful teacher and her resignation is
regretted. Miss Alice Graves, who
for the present.
Prentess, Brooks & 90. of Holyoke
have brought suiG against John Fon-
tanella and Alaxender Baldi to recover
$47 due for -four. Baldi g Fontanella
were in partnership in the bakery
business, having succeeded M. F.
Brown. The partnership was dis
solved several weeks ago, but the
creditors were not notified.
The Palmer fair comes next week
Friday and Saturday. The manage
ment is making special effort this
year to arrange attractive program for
both days. The Central Vermont
will sell round trip tickets from Mon
son for 30 ents; from Stafford for so
cents; from West Wilmington for 85
cents; from South Wilmington for 95
cents Tickets will be good going
October 4 and s. Return limit Oct.
5th.
The Methodist Sunday school will
observe their annual Sunday school
rally next Sunday morning. in the
audience room, at 10 As. = An elab-
crate program has been prepared, in
which both the Sunday school and the
congregation will participate. The
address will be given by Dr. Doherty
of New York city, prominent Sun
day school worker and fine speaker.
It is expected that this service will
be of great interest and profit to all
who attend.
The Warren mill baseball nine de-
feated the Stafford Worsted nine for
the second time at the fair grounds
Saturday afternoon. CLARK, who did
the twirling for the Worsted nine, did
excellent work, having "A strikeouts
to his credit, but was given ragged
support. The score by, innings -
Worsted. OOO2 2 2 3 O1 IS
Warren. .1111.O5 90
Batteries, CLARK and Ducharme;
Cote and Roehm; umpires, Ootter
and Sanford.