The Press., 1909-11-03
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

Mrs. A. I. Mitchell and children visited in Manchester last week.
 Dr. O. B. Newton hHs been appoint ed post surgeon to dstorInine exemp- tions from military dl ty by the stand ard of disability prescribed by the surgeon general. ,
 The annual meeting of the Stafford Business Mems assooia >ion was held at the office of e H Baker 6 Go. last Thursday evening, and the following officers were elected: President. An ders Jacobsen; vice pro sident. David Robertson; secretary and treasurer, K. R. Taft; directors " E HaDley, F. E. Fitzpatrick, O. + Harwood. Lewis Mclaughlin, O. E. Brown, R H. Fisk, R. W. Ellis, w. E. Demond and H. F. Cady; state director, W E. Hanley; claims committee. ". H Webster and Anthony Adams; audi tors, R. W. Ellis, Dr. l. F. Eaton. The president was empowered to sp- point the banquet committee. c s Baker declined re-election as pres1- dent. Several new members were voted in.
 Grace Church Notes: There will be meeting of the Woman's Guild in the Guild room Friday afternoon at 2.30. The officers and directresses of the Woman's Guild are requested to meet at the home of Mrs Brown Thursday afternoon at ? 30 The Junior Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. M. B. Fisk Saturday afternoon at half past two. to finish the gifts for the Christmas box that is soon to be sent to Mir. Holmes for his work among the Indians. The Hallowe 'en party last Saturday evening was much enjoyed by the Girls Friendly so- ciety and their guests, the Knights of King Arthur. The decorations were we'll arranged in oornstalks, leaves and pumpkin lanterns; the games were pleasing, and the refreshments much appreciated. The choir re- hearsals go onto winter schedule, be- ginning this week Saturday evening, At 715 p. m., instead of Friday at 7.3O. As next Sunday is in the oc- taVe of All Saints the music at Grace church. most of which will be re- peated from last Sunday, will include the following: Introit, 70 blessed is the Lord," J StaiDer. Miss Mason, Miss Helen Butterfeld, I Mason, H. O. Butterfield; 'offertory anthem, "I heard the sound of voices." F. H. Brackett), Walter Pease.
 The following books have been added to the lbirary and will be ready for circulation Thursday :-
 Boys and Girls Books. 42S4 Raftmates, K. Munroe. 42S5 Rider of the Black Horse, K
 T. Tomlinson. A2s6 Mad Anthony's Young Scout,
 E. T. Tomlinson. 42s7 Camp Fire of Mad Anthony,
 E. T. Tomlingon. 42sS Forward Pass. R. H. Barbour 42s9 Kidnapped Campers. F. A.
 Canfeld.
 429O The Making of Bobby Burnit,
 G. R. Chester. H 4291 The Story of Sir Galahad, N.
 B Sterling. 4292 The Story of Napoleon, Ed. ).
 Lang
 4293 The Bishop and the Boogor.
 man, J. O. Harris 4294 Felicia. E. l.. Gould - 4295 Helen Grant, Graduate, A. M.
 Douglas.
 4296 Anne of Avonlea. L. NJ. Mont.
 gomery.
 4297 Christmas Every Day. W. D.
 HOwells. -s. 429S Young Folks Astronomy, J.
 D. Chapman.
 4299 What Does Ohrissnas Really
 Mean? MoCutcheon Jones 430O Stories From Dickens, J. Nj
 McSpaddan.
 43O1 The Coming of the White Men,
 NJ. H. Wade.
 4aO2 Children of the Gold. F.
 Schwatka.
 43O3 Children of the Arctic, Peary 43O4 A Child's Guide to American
 History. H. W. Bison. 43O5 A Ohild's Guide to Mythology,
 H A. Clarke.
 43O6 The Chaucer Story Book, E.M.
 Tappsn.
 4307 Stories From the Fairie
 Queene. Mary Macleod. 43OS Sintram.
 4309 With Spurs of Gold: Heroes
 of Ohivalry and Their Deeds,
 Green and Kirk. 431O The Rose and the Ring, H. M.
 Thackery.
 4311 Tales of Heroism From the
 Worlds History. 4312 Adventures Afloat and Ashore. 4318 Almost True Tales. 4314 The Book of Romance. 4315 Robinson Orusoe. Reference: A Commentary on the
 Holy Bible, edited by J. R.
 Dummelow.
 (Communleated-l
 Our commissioners of license have done we'll in declining to grant only 6 limited number of liquor licenses, and general satisfaction is expressed in the matter. It is hoped that the re-hearing will not change the result We have limited police protection. and one man cannot be expected to en- force law and order if there are many saloons. The proprietors who have kept within the law in previous years are the ones who should receive II. oanses again; the men who sold to minors and kept disorderly places should not be permitted to reopen theIr establishments. Five licensed aAloona ana two licensed drug stores ought to be abundantly sufficient for