The Press., 1908-12-09
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

-WRnted-Nnag Dark WalnutS. tioOG price paid Cash. Campo Brothers.
 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Herman Markus ot Monson was in town yesterday
 Homer Shaw of Three Rivers was In town Monday.
 Mrs. George Siswick and daughter. Mildred. are visiting in Wsltham
 Postmaster Abel has added so ne W call boxes at the post office.
 J. ". Williams will sell his use. hold goods at auction on Saturday at p. ID.
 Mrs. H. NJ. Brooks of Springfield was the guest of W. P. Bidwell over Sunday.
 The addition to the Rockwell block has been carried up to two stories anu is inclosed.
 Rev. MT. Blake will hold service al the Orcuttville schoolhouse next Sun day at p. m.
 A social dance will be held at So. cieby hall next week Saturday even ing by Jospeh Gaguon.
 Mrs. Florence Wallace, who has been employed by z Poli at New Haven. is home for vacation
 o. H Head, who was here during the construction of the electric road. Is renewing acquaintanoes here.
 Thursday evening of this week i> the regular meeting of the Foresters Very impnrtaut business to come be. fore the meeting. ..-.
 Rev. J. F. George, rector of ST John's church at Rockville will he Grace church, in exchange with the rector, next Sunday evening.
 Isaac Mason, boss wool sorter 8 the Stafford worsted mill, is in NJ T.. idAn acting as one of the judges ui the wool growers convention.
 Mrs. Louis St. Germaine, ST Ms Louis St Germaine, IT,. and Mis- Jospehine St. Germaine spent Sunday ; with friends in Thompsonville.
 MT and Mrs Harry Roehms have moved from the Hanley house on High street to the Harwood honse recently purchased by A. O. Rodmsn.
 A bus will leave at ' o'clock Fri day evening. to accom- mmodste those who wish to attend the Christmas sale and entertainment at Memorial hall, Stafford.
 The fair and presentation of the comedy, "A Dress Rehearsal. :" al Grace church tr is ard to MOTION evenings promises to have a large at. tendance as usual.
 Contractor George Eaton is pushing the wood work on the new Converse block. and the brick work is also we'll along. It will not be long before the block Is inclosed.
 There will be a social at the M tho dist church next Wednesday Supper at 6 o'clock. Price. 10 cents The Young People's Auxiliary will tsk. charge of ti @ social hour.
 Judge Robert H. Fisk is expected to Addre- Stafford Castle, R. O K A.. at 7.30 p m. Fri lay evening on ~"' Some common laws and their work ing" This is the regular meetiI E. postponed on account of the other ust of the hall on Wednesday evening.
 The Young Peoples Auxiliary the Methodist church has purchased and presented to the church 75 copies of Hallowad Fly mns. one of the lat st and best tf hymn books for the prayer meeting. A praise service will b. held Thursday evening, at which the new book will be used for the first time.
 About two inches of rain fell last Monday, aud it dld a power ot | good. The ground was frozen durirg the early part of the storm. whieI caused 1t to flow of and give tht | streams and reservoirs 8 good lit 1 Later 1t grew warmer and the moisture | had chance to enter the gronud. which will beueit the springs. e
 Ionic lodge of Masons has ele q che following officers for the ensu pR year: W M, sDr Jsm's Stretch; ; s. ", R H Fisk; w, E K. Taft; secretary, H E. BurWell; treasurer. George Siswick; D W H. Reed; J. D., O P. H rdGsou i; chaplain, R W. Ellis; trustee. F F. PAtten; orgAnist, J. T. Wood; t1ler, H. O. ButteIfield. At the annual meeting of the local | branch of the A. O. H the following | officers were elected: Preside mt. | Michael Burke; president, James Sullivan; treasurer, Edward Mullins; nnAnrial secretary. Nicholas Ashe recorder, Michael McOrohau; sergeant .aaAnrms, B. J. Mullins. County President David Horrigan of Rockville wlll install the newly elected officers the n1st Sunday in January.