The Press., 1908-06-24
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Adolph Pfeiffer of Providence is spending & week in town.
 w. E. Hanley and son, Walter. were at Collinsville over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. O. B. Pinney have been spending few days in Boston.
 Charles Morrall has arrived home from Monson for the summer vacation.
 Miss Mildred Lawrence has returned to Ludlow, Vt. after visiting Miss Etta Bidwell.
 MT. and Mrs Edwin Johnson of Hartford were guests of Lewis Johnson last Wednesday. a.#.
 Miss Kate Huntley of Oneida. N. r., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Robert W. Smith.
 Alvan Smith of Springfield was with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. F. l.. Smith. over Sunday.
 Miss Jennie Banford entertained her Sunday school class last Saturday with a trolley ride and outing at Laurel park. .s###.#
 Wm Rudge has removed to Wor- cester. His sen. Alfred Rudge. will continue the harness business in the Gary building. =
 Mrs. K. Nj. Lay of Springfield and Mrs. Harriet Sweet of Manchester visited at Mrs. J. H. Spelman's We'd neaday of last week
 There will be no conclave of either division of Stafford Castle, K O. K. A, this week Regulars next week Wednesday. as usual.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Rabideau of Stafford have been spending week with their daughter, Mrs. John Chris jensen. at Ellithorpe.
 Judge J. H. Reed, who has been holding court at New Haven since April 1st, anishes this week and will rest during the heated interval.
 Miss Elizabeth W. Eaton of Pal myra. N. T.. a former teacher in Monson academy, was the guest of Miss Addie Spelman last Saturday.
 H. Brilliant of Denver, Col, has been the guest of his sister. Mrs. Haskell Aronson. Miss Etta Brilliant and Robert Meole of Brooklyn are guests of MT. and Mrs. Aronson.
 Next Thursday will be the first day on which the stores will close during the afternoon. and the practice will be continued through July and August.
 A concert and dance will be held at Crystal Lake tomorrow evening, under the auspices of the Stafford Boys band Music will be by Woods orchestra. with Prof. Fields prompter.
 The blasting of the ledge near Ellis store has damaged the building of the old Reliable Grocery some- what. Every precaution is being taken to do as little damage as pos sible, but it will be relief to the near neighbors when the blasting is completed.
 The announcement of the marriage of George R. Cobb. which occurred several months ago, has just been made public. The bride is Miss Ethel F.. Burnham of Holyoke. who graduated from Mt. Holyoke college three years ago. MT. Cobb graduated from the Amherst Agricultural col lege this year. where he was very ,,wo,.,{na,,k sr nkhtaksoa haSrn oapkair, of both the baseball and football teams. He is we'll known locally. and will act as manager of the ball team here this year. MT. and Mrs. Cobb will make their home In Hol- yoke. .---
 The Maiden (Mass. Mirror con- tAins the following reference to Col. Charles L. Dean, who is so we'll and favorably known In Holland county |: ''Senator Dean missed only one day during the present session of the legis- lAture, which closed last Saturday, and that attending the funeral ser. vices of relative in his native town in Connecticut. and only two roll calls. During his four-years' service in the Massachusetts senate he has been absent only five days, one of which was with his committee visit tug a state institution in line of legis- lative work. and has been accounted for in every roll-cAll but three during the four years. -
 On the new Central Vermont time card. which goes into effect next Sun- day, the first train north in the morn ing will leave at 6.45, instead of 6. 55, as at present. The train will arrive at Palmer at 7.15, and connect with the 7.16 train for Springfield and the ' .27 train for Boston. The train thas leaves here at 7.10 In the evening connects with the 7.5S train for Springfield in Palmer. and there is a train for Boston at g. Al. Return ing from Springfield, passengers can leave that city at about o'clock in the forenoon and arrive here at 10. %. leaving Palmer at g. 55. Good con- neotions are also made from Spring field with both afternoon trains for Stafford. The last train for the south leaves Palmer at 6. 45, instead of o'clock, arriving at Stafford at 7.2S.