The Press., 1907-04-17
Miss Mary MCCARTHY has returned

Miss Mary Mccarthy has returned
from Westerly, R. T., where she was
called by the death Of an aunt.
The new Adams block will be OF
galvanized iron, in imitation of gran
lite. The work of construction will
be pushed as fast as possible.
The Nelson Towne agency has pur.
chased the Thomas Murray farm, in
the east part of the town. The farm
is of 73 acres, with good buildings.
John Orohan was before the bor-
ough court last Friday morning,
charged with drunkenness and breach
of the peace. In default of $13 21
fine and costs the defendant took a
sentence at Tolland. Crohan had
got through working on the electric
road the day before and had money
enough to pay his fine, but preferred
Tolland. The weather is so unfavor-
able that it must be admitted that he
showed good Judgment.
The lineup of the local baseball
team is complete, with the exception
of a back stop and is as follows
Pitcher, Ed. Collins; first base, How
ard Langton; second base, e. o.
Smith; third base, Sylvester Ledoeus
short-stop, J. i. Shattuek.; utility
Eman, Scotch Gagne; Bailey, Dowd
and Driscoll, fielders. OF these, Col.
lins, Smith, Bailey, Dowd and Dris.
| coll are we'll known locally. Lang.
ton, the new first baseman, played in
one of the northern leagues last sea-
son. In 38 games he batted at 332
ana lelded in 939. Shattuck, the
new short-stop, will be able to de-
liver the goods. Gagne has played
with the Orchard and Ludlow, and is
good utility man. Ledoeus, the
new third baseman, comes from Maine
and has a good record. He is at pres
ent employed at the Springs House.
Lack of enthusiasm at Westfield
has caused the franchise in the BIZ
State league to be transferred to
Springfield. The home games of the
Springfield team will be played on
Hampden park, Manager Dan O'Neil
of the Springfield team and P. F..
Shea, who holds the lease of Hamp-
den park, having given Mr.. Dillon's
plan their approval when he set out
to land a Bi-State league franchise.
The schedule is as follows:
May 18, Ludlow at Stafford, Ware
at Indian Orchard, Monson at Spring
field.
May %, Springfield at Ludlow,
Indian Orchard at Monson, Stafford at
Ware.
May 80, morning, Ludlow at
Springfield, Ware at Monson, Stat
ford at Indian Orchard.
May 80, afternoon, Indian Orchard
at Ludlow. Monson at Stafford,
Springfield at Ware.
June 1, Ludlow at Indian Orchard,
Monson at Springfield, Ware at Stat
ford.
June 8, Stafford at Ludlow. Indian
Orchard at Ware, Springfield at Mon
son
June Is, Ludlow at Stafford, Mon
son at Indian Orchard, Ware at
Springfield.
June %, open date.
June 20, Ludlow at Monson, Stat
ford at Springfield, Ware at In. Orch d.
July 4, morning, Ware at Ludlow.
Monson at Stafford, Indian Orchard at
Springfield.
July 4. afternoon, Ludlow at Indian
Orchard, Stafford at Monson, Spring
field at Ware.
July 6, Springfield at Ludlow, Mon
son at Ware, Indian Orchard at Stat
ford.
July 13, Ludlow at Springfield,
Monson at Indian Orchard, Ware at
Stafford.
$ July 20, open date. =
July 27, Stafford at Ludlow,
Springfield at Monson, Indian Or
chard at Ware.
Aug. 8, Monson at Ludlow, Indian
Orchard at Stafford, Ware at Spring
field.
Aug. 10, Indian Orchard at Lud.
low, Springfield at Stafford, Ware at
Monson. )
Aug. II, Ludlow at Ware, Spring.
feld.at Indian Orchard, open date for
Monson and Stafford.
Aug. "a, Ludlow at Monson, Stat
ford at Indian Orchard, open date for
Springfield and Ware.
/ Aug. Aug. 81, open date for Indian
Orchard and Ludlow, Springfield at
Stafford Monson at Ware.
Sept; 2, morning, Monson at Lud-
low, Stafford at Ware, Indian Or
chard at Springfield.
Sept. 2, afternoon, Ludlow at Ware,
Stafford at Monson, Springfield at
Indian Orchard.
Sept. z, Ware at Ludlow, Indian
Orchard at Monson, Stafford at Spring
field.