The Press., 1907-10-30
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Sociable at the Congregational
church this evening.
Miss Nettie Morse is in Putnam
with Mrs. Lydia Fogg.
A. Marin of Waterbury has accepted
a position with W. J. Alberty. the
blacksmith.
The ladies of Grace church have
their rummage sale in the basement OF
the church this Wednesday, after
noon and evening.
Fred Bidorini has bought his broth
er's interest in the bakery which they
have been conducting. and will carry
on the business himself.
The house and barn of A. O. Gar
vais on Stafford Street, G. W. Eaton
contractor, is progressing rapidly,
and will probably be ready for occu-
panoy before the new year.
Ernest Quarta and Fred Belisle
were before the borough court on Sat-
urday for intoxication. Quarta was
fined 81, which he paid. Belisle was
sent to Tolland for five days.
If you have not already done SO.
hand in your town tax lists on or
before Friday. The assessors will be
in session at the store of J. F. Warren
to- morrow, from 8 to 3. to receive
lists.
Joseph Binda, who is doing the
cement work for the electric road,
has finished all the bridges between
here and Rockville, and commenced
this week to put in the cement abut-
ments for the bridge over the Central
Vermont tracks and the pond.
The county commissioners will be
in session at the Springs House on
Friday at 10 q. M, to act upon the
license applications. There are ten
applications, besides the two drug
stores.s The name of James Sullivan
was omitted from the list Of applicants
given last week.
The following officers were elected
by Harmony Temple of Honor last
Wednesday evening: W. O. T., Ralph
Lee; W. Y. T., Fred St. German !;
W. R., Walter Parkhurst; W. AR, {,
John T. Melbourne; W. F. R., S. F.
CLARK; W. T., A. L. Howard; W. U,.
John Argenta; W. D, U, John
SmiledRe; W. O., @. P. Hodgson j;
W. g., Amos Bolieau; W. s., John
Mahan; P. W. O. T., J. R. Park
hurst
D. J. Hanley has completed the
enumeration of the school children
in the town between the ages of 4 and
16, The total number is 1914, gain
of SO since the enumeration of last
year. The number according to dis
triets is as follows: Hollow, 131 /;
Springs, 633; Street, 80; Stafford
Vile, 54; Washburn, 33; Hall, 4;
Leonard, 18; Crystal Lake. IA; West
Stafford, Sc; Grow Hill, 4 Lull, 10;
Patten, IA.
At the meeting of the town school
committee on Monday the following
officers were elected and committees
appointed for the ensuing year: Chair
man, William III. Black; secretary,
M. d. O'Connell; committee on build
ing and repairs, Ralph Wiers, John
A. Foster and M. D. O'Connell; audi
ting committee, Burt T. Eaton and M.
D. O'Connell; transportation COM
M fttee, w. H Black acting visitors
borough schools, R. Fl. Fisk and M.
d. O'Connell; Hollow schools, W.
H Black; Stafford Street, Stafford.
willie, Leonard and Works districts,
John A. Foster; schools in West
Stafford and the south and west parts
of the town, Ralph Wiers; in the
north and east parts of the town and
schools not otherwise provided for,
Burt T. Eaton Mrs. Florence Fay
was appointed as teacher of the
primary school at West Stafford.
John Mahan's resignation as janitor
of the borough school was received
and accepted. Mr.. Mahan has held
the position for the past four years
and has given excellent service. He
resigns to accept place as weaver in
one of the mills.
Haste makes waste"-in the di-
gestive organs. Hurried eating brings
on indigestion. Get relief and cure
by Mi-o-na stomach tablets. SOC. q
box. Money refunded if Mio-na
fails. Andels Jacobsen.