The Press., 1909-10-13
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

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STAFFORD SPRINGS.
Herbert Nj. Crawford is confined
to his home by illness.
Joseph Donovan of Hartford has
been visiting local friends this week.
Mrs. Sarah E Sanders of South
bridge is a guest of Mrs. Thomas San
ders.
Judge Reed is at New Haven pre-
siding at the criminal term of superior
court.
Arthur Guilmau has returned home
after spending weeks vacation in
New York city
The senior class of the high school
cleared nearly 800 with their booth
ct the annual fair.
The assessors will be at Warren's
store Monday, Oct %. and Saturday,
Oct 80, from 8 q m. to 4 p m.
Work of getting ready for the foun-
dation of the new addition to the
bank building is we'll under way.
The first meeting of the Young
Mems club will be held in the Con-
gregatioua1 chapel Friday evening.
District Deputy Murphy of Rock
willie will be present at the meeting
of the Foresters on Thursday evening.
Joseph Shea, employed in the office
of the Fabvan ,uills is taking a va
cation in New York and other cities.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Congregational
church will be held in the chapel Fri
day at p, III.
Mrs. Martha Goodenough of Hart
ford will inspect the W. r. O. We'd
nesday p m. The corps will meet
for practice Tuesday p. m.
Miss Minnie Williams OF New York
is the new singer at the Gem theatre
At the Bijou Miss Louise Remington
of Providence is the new singer
Joe NJ , owned by Mr.. Mo- ply of
Providence, who won first money in
the 2 % class the first day of the
fair, died in his stall at Palmer last
Friday afternoon.
In handing in the tax lists this
year property holders should put them
in at full value of the property
Otherwise the assessors will raise to
full value as required by law.
Joseph L. Chandler will start his
dancing school at Eaton s>hall Thurs
day evening. Oct/21. He will also
have a class at ELemo5&~ShaN. Stat
ford, assembling fG the Nfrst time
Tuesday. Oct h9sE 4 "
The following Is the Current Events
program for mex Monday jevbning ::
Spain; roll C all; facts ABOUT Spain;
comparative geosFaphy of Med
countries; Gibraltar and the neutral
ground; Spanish art; Spain of to-
day; Spanish melody; music. violin,
Miss E. S Brown. Committee, Mrs.
W. H. Cooley. Mrs. O. E Brown,
Mrs. ]. O. Converse, Mrs R. W.
Smith. Hostesses, Mrs. Leach, Mrs.
Alden.
K. o. K. A. Notes: The next
meeting of the Castle will be on
Thursday next at 7.3O p. NJ. The
special interest of the evening is
planned to be a debate on the ques-
ton. Resolved, that DR.. Cook
reached the north pole p" Chief
speakers: Affirmative, Fl B. Butter
field, A. ]. Melbourne and Ralph
Prouty; negative, O. W. Wood, Walter
Pease and S. Mason The judges are
DR.. G. A. Grant. William Williams
and Judge W. Fl. Held. The first
and second Tuesdays of the month
are chosen as the regular dates this
year for conclaves, instead of Wednes-
days.
The contest that F. E. Fitzpatrick
has been running, in which the con-
tastants made as many words as pos
sible from Wabash Coaster, closed at
1890 Saturday evening. Thomas
E. Frazer won the Wabash coaster
express wagon, with a total of 1861
names. The others who made large
scores were Earl A. Jenkins, 1900;
Earl Jacobsen, 1860; Jack Harigan,
1867; Fred ". Graves, 53S; George
Agard, 225. Alfred Vesie had 1921
words, but as he did not conflne him
self to the letters in the words used
for the contest this score had to be
thrown out. Attorneys r. H. Fisk
and NJ d. O'Connell acted as judges.
Grace Church Notes: The annual
meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary tC
the board of missions met with Mrs
+. l.. Smith yesterday afternoon. The
rsctor's exchange with Rev. R. D.
Sunday, was postponed, as the latter
was unavoidably hindered from COM
ing. It is hoped that the exchange
may soon be successfully arranged.
The Woman's Guild will meet in the
guild room at the church Oh Friday
at 2 30 p. NJ. There will be a special
meeting of the vestIy of the parish
of Grace church at Judge Fisk's Office
at 7.30 this evening, to consider
rectory repairs.
william Parker and Joseph Corsig
liza, employees at the Rhode ISLAND
plant, were arrested at Hartford las
Saturday afternoon. They had abou
100 yards of wooden goods in theil
possession, and their suspicious actions
led Policeman Frank Gealy to TAX
them in custody. Later they con
fessed, and stated that Corsiglia threw
the cloth ont of the window and Park
er took IL to safe place. They wer,
before the borough court Monday, bu
as the management of the Rhode Is
land plant did not care to make i
hard for them the value of the clotl
was placed at $40, aud each of th,
defendants was fined SIS and costs