The Press., 1908-11-18
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 John YAre has moved to the house on High street vacated by Michael O'HAlloran.
 Miss E. A. Chandler and Miss P, T. Chandler are visiting friends in RArrs and Worcester.
 There will be a sociAble at the Congregational church this eve ming with supper at o'clock.
 A. D. Bernardo & Go have opened up their place in the Rockwell block for pool and lunch rooms.
 MT. and Mrs. Cyrus H. Converse of Stafford Street have removed to Bos con. where MT. Converse will engage in business.
 Edward Mann is to build 8 new house on Converse avenue. Work on the foundation has already been commenced.
 Miss Jessie Eaton has taken a posi- tiOn with the First National bank for che present. Roy Sanford has also taken a position with the bank.
 The chrysantbemums at the green hUusea of she Stafford Floral company are now at their best. and the display is we'll worth c visit to the houses
 Charles Meysrs. IT,, has placed the contract for his new house with George Arnold. Jr of Rockville. It will be ready for occupancy next sum mer.
 To-morrow night is the regular meeting of the St. Jean the Baptiste society, which meets the first and third Thursday evening of each month.
 John MuiliRan has resigned his petition as boss weaver at the Faulk- per mill and has gone to Providence A. G. Sault of Stafford has been hired to i'll the vacancy. d
 Tho moving picture entertainments iRakbe borough hall continue in popu- 1arity. There is a change of program three times . week. and the pictures gre diversified and pleasing.
 l.. D. Gary gave 8 coon supper at hIs summer cottage at Crystal Lake lAss Friday evening in honor Of his brother. Wm. Gary. Guests were en- tsrtAined from Hartford and this town.
 Arrangements are all completed for the dance to be held by the ladies of the German club at the Westford avenue hall. Music will be by -ynch's orchestra. and admission will be 50 cents.
 Clarence E. Kies. the singer at the moving picture show, and Miss Nellie E. Whitcomb of Hanover, N H., were married by Justice M. D. O'Connell last Thursday evening Miss Whitcomb has acted as ticket seller for the show.
 St. Edwards hall was crowded last Wednesday evening with the friends of MT. and Mrs Eli Parizeau, who heto reception following their mar rags ID 'ne Hn~xnipg. Both of the contracting parties are we'll known and popular, and those present wal- comed the chance to extend oonRratu lasions. Refreshments were served and dancing was a feature of the even- ing. MT. and Mrs. Parizeau were the recipients of many beautiful presents
 Mrs. John W. Williams, 35. died At her home on East Main street Sat urdAy, after a long and discouraging illness from rheumatism. For some time she has been practically helpless She bore her long illness with re- markable patience and fortitude She is survived by her husband, John ". Williams. The funeral was held from St. Edwards church Monday morning at 9 o'clock. when a high mass of requiem was celebrated by Rev. F. J. O'Neill Burial was at st. Edwards cemetery.
 The girls club of the Congregation al church, the Loyal Helpers, will give an entertainment of short plays and dialogues st the chapel next Tuesday evening. The entertainers will be in Preparing For a Picnic" -Gertrude Pease, Beatrice Congdon, Lacy Alden. Kate Welsh. Ella schmeiske, Alice Herring. Anna Her. ring. Mary Subway. Eva sehofield. Mary Grimm, Minnie Theising, Louise Sandy. Gilbert Wagner. Harry Armstropg. Daniel Demond, Hugh Crawford. Leap Year in the Village Wfsh One Jedediah Brown. A. M., P. H.. D. B. O., Henry Sandy; Matilda Dix. fastid- IOas lady, Louise Beokwith; Rebecca BnrnAby. A literary lady. Marjorie MOrse; Hannah Staples. a model hOusskseper. Ethel Moore; Isabella smith. the village coquette. May Chandler. ''The Train to Mauro''- etntion agent. Roy Sanford: Mrs Bnttsrmilk. . countrywoman, Mary Wildey; Johnnie, her son, George Crawford. "Bridget's nvestment''-l Mrs. Morgan, Mabel Meyers; Bridget, the maid. Florence Wagner; agent, sslfing tea. Harold Pierce. Music | by Milan PriscAlla Burwell and Miss Dorothy Marble. Admission, 15 cents. Emleed nnts on sale.