The Press., 1909-09-08
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

D 04AG O10O 4O4GN
 Mrs Lewis Mclaughlin was at Bel
 ohertown over Sunday.
 , St. Edwards s school opened yester
 day with full attendance.
 John Dempsey of Maiden was tho
 guest of Mrs. T. H. Rafftery ovel Sunday.
 The store of Haskell Aronson will
 be closed Sept. IT and IS, HebraiC } holidays.
 Rev. F. J. O'Neill attended the
 pastors conference at the cathedral
 in Hartford yesterday.
 Miss Rosie Vezie has returned from a visit with relatives in Sherbrook and Windsor Mills, P. Q.
 The Stafford Springs Aqueduct com pany has notice in another column to delinquents in their water rents.
 Mrs. Joseph Gilmartin and two children have been the guests of her brother, Arthur Slater, in Providence. Michael Hampston, who has been visiting friends and relatives here the past week, has returned to Arctic, R. I
 | Miss Nettie Morse has returned to her home in Paw tucket, R. after spending a week with relatives in town.
 Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick won one of the pianos offered by the Hartford Evening Post in voting contest re- gently finished.
 Lott O'Halloran is taking his an- nual vacation from his duties in the store of Andrew Whiton, and is att tending the races at Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. John A. Foster. Mrs. Nathan Bradley of Wales and Mrs. D. w. Foskit of Palmer are enjoying vacation at the Guilford beach. MT. and Mrs. 0 A. Ludden. Miss Ludden of Chioopee, MT. and Mrs. Frank Kent of Springfield were guests of MT. and Mrs. D. O. Bradbury over Sunday.
 The Modern Clothing company has purchased the bankrupt stock of boots, shoes and rubbers of Mitchell Ohin- natti, and will put it on sale at their store Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Mann re- turned last week from trip to their old home in Germany. They enjoyed their visit very much. but were glad to get back to their home here
 Joseph Chandler will run dancing schools this winter in Eaton's hall at the borough, and at the Hollow. MT. Chandler is a dancing master of ex- perience, and has been quite success ful in Massachusetts towns and cities.
 Hubert Fenley of Worcester, broth re- -in-law of James Brennan, former ly of Fox Village, is visiting MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Fenley on Main street, and calling on friends that he knew when he lived here twenty five years ago.
 Grace Church Notes: The full schedule of services was resumed last Sunday, together with the Sunday school. Services next Sunday at 7.3O and 10. 45 a. m., and p. m. There | will be choir rehearsal Friday at z 30 p. m., and a full attendance is i'm. portant.
 Mrs. Charles MoCarthy and daugh- ter, Miss Frances, left yesterday for a vacation in the White mountains. | At Bethlehem, N. H they will join relatives from Bridgeport and New Haven, and the party will spend several weeks at the chief points of interest about Mt, Washington.
 St. Edwards Hall Notes: The best drama and the most professional actors and actresses yet appearing on this stage will be here next Tuesday evening, at 8.15. AS no high class players can be brought to Stafford high class remuneration. the price of admission must be 75, 50 and 25 cents.
 Deupty Sheriff Helm and Prose- cutting Agent M. D. O'Oonnell made a raid on a place kept by Rose De- menico at Staffordville last Friday night, and secured quantity of beer and wine. Domenico was before the court Saturday afternoon, pleaded not guilty and was put under $2OO bonds tor appearance next Saturday.
 The Central Vermont will run the annual excursion to New York city next week Wednesday. The steamer ''City of Lowell" will be used for the trip from New London to New York. The 1ound trip from Stafford Springs will be $2 75. Tick. ts will be good going Sept. l. 5 and lG, and not later than Sept. 22. This is desirable time to visit New York, as the theaters and amusement places are all opening with their fall