The Press., 1908-07-29
Vim. B. Hanley. was in Springfield

Mrs John Smiledge is spending a
 vacation in Boston.
 Miss Mary B. Hanley was at Willi-
 mantle over Sunday.
 The Misses Sabourine have returned
 from a visit in Providence. A. Farnell of Woonsocket, R. l., is spending 8 few days in town. : Miss Edith Harvey of Springfield is
 the guest of Miss Mary Leach. The Warren Woolen company ex- poets to start up in full Monday.
 Judge and Mrs. J. H. Reed are at Long Island, Me, for vacation.
 The Stafford band will hold a dance at Crystal Lake Thursday evening.
 Augustine Lonigan of Hartford has been the guest of Wm. s. Quinlan.
 Miss Margaret Mccarthy of Spring field was at her home here over Sum- day.
 Harold A. Crane of Amherst is spending a two-weeks' vacation in town.
 John ArRenta. employed in Spring field. is spending his vacation at his home here.
 Il Mir. and Mrs. Emelius Farmer are spending a vacation at Moore's Junc- tion, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs E. F. Engley and son have been spending Q few days at Block Island.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morse of New Canaan are the guests of MT. and Mrs w. R. Morse.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Carpenter have returned from a vacation spent in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. O. B. Newton and Mrs F. l.. Smith are enjoying the sea breeze at Fishers Island.
 T. D. MacGregor of New York was the guest of MT. and Mrs. Carl Kuehne on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Girard of Boston are with MT. and Mrs. Napo- leon Pero for visit.
 Miss Annie Weloh has taken tenn porary position as stenographer in the office of Attorney Fisk.
 There will be service at Buff Gap school house next Sunday at 3 p m.. Rev. MT. Adams officiating.
 The Misses Alice and Rose Walker have returned from camping with party of ten from the Berkshires.
 Misses Esther and Alice Lombard | of Brimfield were the guests of Miss Myrtle I Herring over Sunday.
 Wm. Benton will move his lunch room the first of the month to the room in the Buck & Sullivan block.
 Miss Lizzie NJ Barrett of Poquonock and Ralph Fisk of Springfield are guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Barrett
 Wesley Goodell of Pansy Park, Mass, was in town yesterday, settling some forest fire claims for the Central Vermont.
 Mrs. James B. Reilly and two sons, James and Robert, of Providence are guests of Mrs. Daniel Browne on Church street.
 David Oonroy of Hartford is visit ing Mrs. T. H. Rafftery. He will start next week for Spokane, Wash. where he will locate.
 Eugene O'Neill of New York. former resident, has returned to his home, aftsr a visit of two weeks with relatives and friends in town.
 Dr. and Mrs. O. P. Bard leave Sat- urday for two-weeks' vacation. Dr. Frank B. Mitchell of New York will have charge of his practice during his absence.
 There are three vacancies in the teaching force at present Stafford Street, Rockwell Hill and Crystal Lake districts. It Is expe oted that all the other teachers will return this fall.
 The fines and costs imposed as the result of the recent liquor raids amount to over $500. Of the fines, half goes to the state and half to the town. The total smount is about equally divided between fines and costs.
 David Robertson and ". K. Hs aley have been chosen a committee by the local Business Mems association to confer with the Rockville association to an outing either at Crys- tai Lake or Snipsic. The Rockville favors the 2Oth of August for date, and if possible the Stafford will agree with them on that date.
 Frank Wurth, who runs the board ing house for the Rhode Island Wor. sted company, is in St. Francis hos- pital at Hrrtford. Rurth had been4 absent from his home for 8 week, and was found at West Stafford Sunday, badly cut. He has been acting strangely for few weeks, and it is thought that he attempted suicide while mentally irresponsible. The chances for his recovery seem good.
 Chemist Newlands of the state board of health has made an exami- ( nation of the water sheds outside of the borough that furnish supplies for { drinking and domestic purposes. , Later he will make a similar exami- nation in the borough, after which a f report will be made. An examina- , tion was also made of Snipsio lake, I which furnishes the water supply for ( Rockville. Snipsio's watershed has S on it 467 persons. 422 cattle, 116 i horses, 77 pigs and 80 sheep. With I these conditions it is thought that 1 ihere is a chance for improvement, l and Crystal Lake has been suggested c As a substitute. t Grace Church Notes :-The annual .