The Press., 1907-01-09
srArFORp SPRINGS.

afternoon.
Frank Green of South street is i'll
with pneumonia.
Several couples from here will at
tend the Knights of Columbus ball AT
Rockville tomorrow evening.
George W. Eaton has made radical
improvements on his residence. He
has raised the roof ON both the ell
and main part.
County President Horrigan will in
stall the newly elected officers of the
A. o. H. at the meeting to be held
az noon Sunday.
Miss RosannA Fisher end Hector
GinGras were united in marriage at
st. Edwards last Friday evening by
Rev. F. ]. o'Neill. p.
There will be social at the Con-
Rregational chapel next Wednesday
evening. Hostesses, Mrs. 81. s. Abel
and Mrs W. II. Cooley.
There will be supper and social
&C the Methodist church next Tuesday
evening. Supper served at 6 O'Clock
by Mrs. r. W. Ellis and Mrs. w. 81.
Reed. Price, 10 cents.
Beginning next Sunday, the second
Sunday service at the Congregational
church will be q short vesper service
of three quarters of an hour, begin
ming at O'Clock. Everybody ia in
Vitsd.
The engagement of Fred Horn of
CatsRill 60 Miss Mabel Lenox of Kings
ton IL announced. Mr.. Horn is we'll
known locally, as he was at one time
employed here and has since visited
here occasionally. ..
There will be a meeting of the
Stafford Business Mems association
tomorrow evening at O'Clock at the
Springs House, to appoint committees
for the annual banquet and transact
other business. .---..- .
Rev. VIM. Morrall of Grace church
has been very i'll, but is now more
comfortable. While his condition is
improved he is still far from we'll,
and there will be no services at Grace
charch until further notice.
At the quarterly meeting of Court
Oronoco, F. of A., Thursday night,
d. @. o. r.. r. J. Murphy of Rock
willie, will be present and Install the
officers. Every member requested to
be present. The degree team will
work.
Benjamin Knight, proprietor of the
lunch room in the Foster stone block,
is in a hospital in Worcester owing to
trouble with his eyes. If he gets
better he intsnds to resume business,
but in the meantime his place is
closed. Hns
In observance Of the week Of prayer
the Methodists and congregational
lists united in a service at the Meth
odist church last evening, and a sim
liar one will be held at the same
church this evening. On Thursday
and Friday evenings services will be
held at the Congregational church at
7.3O.
The Odd Fellows have elected the
following officers: N. G., Louis Fed.
dler; v. c., A. E. Snow; K. s., O.
W. Comins; P. s., F. j. Butterfield;
treasurer, A. E. Convere. At the
meeting tomorrow evening District
Deputy O. NJ. Thompson of Wilt
mantle will INSTALL these officers as
we'll as the appointed ones. y
The following committee has been
chosen to arrange for the ladies' night
Of the Business Mems club: C.B. Pin
ney, r. ". Smith and l. Mclaughlin.
The date will probably be Jan. 23d.
EAton's hall will be hired for dane
ing. in connection with the club
rooms. Il is probable that the Phil
harmonic orchestra of Springfield will
be engaged for the occasion.
January is fast going and very lit
tie ice has been cut locally. Those
interested are beginning to fear that
the conditions of last year are TO be
duplicated. Robbins g. Patterson are
clearing up the sites of their burned
houses at Orcuttville. They will not
rebuild this season, but will store a
quantity of ice il conditions will per-
NIT, protecting it with boards and
sAwdust
Ferd Kreisel. who has sold out his
shoe business to r. E. Nothnick. has
been in business for the past IL years,
and fvom q small beginning built up
. lucrative trade. He started in the
Chanberhn. block ON Main street, and
lAEeF moved across the road to the old
Blue Front building. Six years ago
he moved so his present location.
Mr.. Kreisel retires from active bust
ness with the respect Of his CONNER
cial associates and the general public
Mr.. Nothnick, who has purchased the
store, has been associated with Mr..
Kreissl more or less for the past few
months and is familiar with the bust
nesa. He has many local friends who
will be pleased to see him make q
success Of his.new undertaking.
. According to. the Indian Orchard
oOrrespundent Of the Springfield Re-
publican there Is talk of q baseball
lsasns 50 include Monson, Ware,
Rockville and . consolidated team
representing she Orchard and Ludlow. |
StMHord Ia ,lsft out Of the reckoning
b.. this Underwater oracle. There
kaa been no baseball talk or plans
maze locally for the coming season.
IL Ia nos yet determined whether
stnnaEa will put . team in the field,
bus II one Is organized games can
probably be arranged even il the BIZ
State league becomes cold. It re-
mains to be learned what Monson
thinks OF this attempt to sidetrack |