The Press., 1909-05-19
Mrs. Miley has removed to Rock

vile.
 A small addition has been built to the Sidaway house on High street.
 Adolph Pfeiffer of Harrisville, R. l., is a guest at the Springs House.
 Robert Beleher is quite i'll at his home in the north part of the town.
 GorhAm @ Go. of New York are placing the new memorial windows at Grace church.
 David Robertson calls attention at the head of this column to his annual hat and flower sale, which Is now on.
 Edwin Farnell of Woonsooket, who has been spending the winter in the south. has been spending part of the week here.
 Miss Flossie Phillips, employed at the Rhode Island plant. has been called to Rhode Island by the death of her father.
 The Stafford Springs Mineral Water company are putting new drink on the market known as Jersey Creme, !" which is proving popular.
 Charles T. MoOue of Hartford, an automobile manufacturer. has leased Woodlawn for summer residence and will occupy 1t about June 1st.
 Frank Edson is confined to his home with 8 badly sprained ankle. He was painting at the Spellman place, when he slipped on a ladder and fell to the ground.
 The monthly union service of the Congregational and Methodist church. es will be held Sunday evening in the Methodist church. The sermon will be by Rev. Henry A Blake.
 At a meeting of the Stafford Busi- ness Mems association held last even- ing, it was decided to close the stores all day Monday. May 31. in obser- vance of Memorial day. The Fourth of July also falls on Sunday this year, and 1t was voted to close Monday. the 5th, in observation of that holiday.
 1u0 AbH4obiOs WoAb bo HoS6 WIT liugton last Saturday and returned with honors. The game was tied at the beginning of the ninth inning, when Hanson weakened and Converse was substituted, but he was easy for the Athletics and they batted in nine runs. winning the game 14-5. The score by innings :- 1884 7s9 HE Stafford, OOOO 1O4O 9-14 IS 3 w. Wirngt'n,O o 0 1 O13 3OO-5 5 6 4
 Batteries for Stafford, Dupree, Gale and Duplea' @ for West WillingtOn, Han sen, Converse and Jacobsen.
 The Hartford branch of Woman's Board of Missions will hold it's semi annual meeting in the Congregational church Wednesday. May 26 Sessions at 10 30 and l. 30. missionary address will be given in the afternoon by Mrs. Olin Twichel Crawford of Turkey. Everyone interested is in- Vited to hear this address.
 There are 21 cases of measles in the borough now. This causes a number of empty seats in school. Parents should be careful and keep children from school at least two weeks from the time that they are ex- posed to the disease, as the law reads that children who have been exposed should be kept from school for two weeks, as they either may carry in. lection from the case to which they have been exposed, or themselves may be coming down with the disease.
 Grace Church Notes: The special memorial sermon, in recognition of the various memorial gifts to the parish, is postponed from next Sunday to Sunday morning, June 18th. To- morrow being Ascension day. there will be holy communion at 2. 80 m. and evening prayer at 30 p. m. Rev. Samuel R. Golladay. professor in the New Testament at Berkeley divinity school at MiddletoWn, was the preacher last Sunday morning and spoke helpfully on the Sunday school
  of the Candle,' new Sunday school honor roll system, has just been in- troduoed in this parish. This is a particularly appropriate affair here. as it ooinoides closely with an i'm portant part of the plot of Miss Bakers Soldier and Servant" It will be remembered that Miss Bakers life work and influence were, and are still, of great and forceful value to the parish.
 High School Notes: The high school baseball team defeated Palmer high school last Saturday on the fair grounds by a score of 2-1. The feature of the game was the pitching of Converse, Fl, who struck out 15 men. Newton, I'll, Moffett, Fl, and Butterfield, TO, also played good games. Up to the fifth inning not man reached first for Palmer; then Foley got a hit, and coupled with another and 8 wild throw gave Pal mer their one run. In the seventh inning, with two men on bases, Eaton, '09, got hit and drove in the two runs, which were the only ones scored by Stafford. Although there was a small attendance. those who were at the game were we'll repaid be- cause there was something doing from the time the umpire called the game until the last man was out. On the 29th Stafford plays a return game at Palmer. The score:-
 Stafford ab DO ell Wagner, 3, 4 1 0 OI Tayler, r, 3 0 0 0 OI Lee, 2, 3 o 1 o OI Moffett, 0, 4 o 10 o OI Converse, P, 4 o 1 4 OI