The Press., 1908-01-08
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 Mrs ". A. Comins is recovering from an attack of the grip.
 & Farnell of woonsocket has been in town a part of the week.
 Miss May Cahill of Charlton. Mass. is she guest of Mrs. D. Donovan.
 The German clubs annual masquer- ale ball will be held February 7th.
 Gary Bros are planning to repair their coal pocket in the near future.
 Miss Myrtle Herring has gone to Northfield. Mass for an extended visit.
 Mrs. Julia Stearns of Providence was in town last week for a visit with relatives.
 Miss Rosanua Holbrook of Hebron has been appointed teacher of the school at Stafford Street.
 The ladies of the German club will have a social dance on Saturday at their hall. westford avenue.
 There will be an installation of the officers of the A. O. H. at their hall
 
 Judge Reed has heen confined to his h 1ma on East street since last Fri day with an attack of the grip.
 Miss Annie Chapman of Rockville has bean spending a week with her andmosher, Mrs.sCarl Hansen.1-'
 The New Years assembly of the Country club proved a very enjoyable snciaI affair. Whist and dancing were features of the occasion.
 The Warren Woolen company is running on full time of SO hours a week There will probably be no change in the schedule until the sum- mer months
 Favorable reports are received rela- tive to Mrs Adelbert Needham, who is in a hospital in New York for treatment She is able to sit up. and a good recovery is expected.
 NotwithstaudiuR the frequent rains of this fall the reservoir of the local water company is not holding it's own. It is thought that much water is going to waste around town.
 The steam shovel is now in active operation at the gravel bank near the Rhode Island worsted plant. Over 20 teams are at work. Monday 500 two horse loaos were taken out of the bank
 Miss Jennie Tonidandel and Guido PAIlanck were united in marriage Sat- nrday by Rev F. J. O'Neil1 of St. Edwards s church. reception at the home of the groom followed the oere- mony
 At the quarterly meeting of the Foresters on Thursday evening D. G. O K. Murphy of Rockville will be present and install the officers. There will also be an initiation and enter kAinment.
 Fl. G. Barber, who has been night engineer ak the local electric light | plant, has been transferred to a simi- lar position at Rockville Amos Rolienu has taken the position here varated by MT. Barber.
 G. H. Baker & Go. are making | preparations for celebrating their tooth business anniversary. Baker l & Go. would be pleased to know if any one has anything made in the Raker shops 100 years ago.
 s. w. Bowles has had a telephone placed at the new electric road bridge. in process of building, 37-2. The market of Augustus Streddo has been connected with the exchange. 52-2. Rev. H A. Blake's call is 55-3.
 The eighth annual masquerade ball of the Teutonia association will be held at their hall Friday evening. Jan. 24th. The committee of ar rangemsnts includes Oscar Meyers, Herman Rister and Paul Tirschmau.
 Woods orchestra will furnish music for the dance to be given by the woodmAn's Relief association at So- ciety hall Friday evening. W. Coy. cite will act as floor director. assisted by members of the association. Tick cts will be 50 cents.
 The week of prayer was observed by a special union meeting of the Congregational and Methodist church. es at the Congregational church last evening, and there will be another meeting this evening. Tomorrow and Friday evenings union meetings will be held at the Methodist church.
 The Golf club will hold a series of five whist parties at the homes of members. The first meeting will be with Miss Carolyn Brown next Mon- day evening, Jan. 18th. at o'clock. Hostesses, Mrs. Lewis Mclaughlin, | Mrs. O. B. Pinney and Miss Margaret Cooley. It is hoped that others will I join the club for the whist season, as | last year, and notices to that effect will soon be issued.
 President Norman P. Dempsey of | the Bi-StAte league received 8 commu- nication last week from Q representa- tive of the Rockville, Ot., baseball association, asking if that association would be admitted to the league, and | MT. Dempsey in turn forwarded letters to the directors of the league asking for their opinion. It has been realized for some time that this is one of the bridges tha directors of the lssgus would have to cross, and it is to be hoped that the Connecticut city will not he admitted. They are good fellows down in Rockville, and on that account it would be nice to have them in, but is would not be to she advantage of the league nor to their own advantage to let them in. They have been used to much faster baseball there than is played in the