The Press., 1910-08-31
HOME NEWS.
sTAFFoRD SPRINGS.

business.
 Miss Marjorie Morse Is spending the wee In Amherst with her brother, Harold Crane.
 John Panciera and son, George, left town last Friday for visit of several months in Italy.
 Mrs. A U. Dorman and daughter, Cora, of Marlboro, Mass.. have been guests of Mrs. W. D. Heald.
 0. B. Gary. Dr A. o Oomins. Ed- ward Hopkins and Lott O'Halloran have been attending she races at Read ville.
 ]. M. Leach aud Rev. 0. H Puffer of Salem, Mass who have bsen at Laurel Camp. Mashapaug, broke camp yesterday.
 The dance given by the Red Men in Society hall last Friday evening drew large attendance and proved an en- joyable event
 Misses Alberta and Ivy Eaton have returned from Ohautauqua Lake. N Y. Miss Ivy was graduated from the Ohautauqua School of Physical Edu. cation.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Amidon and Mrs. Churchill were at Block Island over Sunday Miss Luoy Whiton of Hartford Is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Amidon.
 'Busses will leave Grant avenue for the golf grounds at and 9 30 o'clock Saturday afternoon Refreshments will be served by Misses Harriet Werner, Mary Leach and Sadie Com ins.
 ! John YaTe was obliged to shoot his valuable dog "Olyde' Sunday. The animal was i'll and showed signs of poisoning The dog was a neighbor- hood pet among the children and is very sincerely mourned.
 Mir an Mrs Oscar H. Meyers and Miss Gertrude PeteIs are enjoying a vacation at New York city and Mag ara Falls, including a sail up the Hudson river. They expect to rt turn by way of the Berkshire hills.
 News has been received of the death of James Crane at Boston. and much regret is felt by his local friends Mr. Crane has been coming here for a number of years in the interests of ThOs. L. Smith 6 Sons of Boston.
 Grace Church Notea: The full schedule of servioes. including Sunday school, will be resumed next sunay Holy communion at 10. 45 a. m. and evening prayer at p. m. The choir are asked to be present in extra good season.
 A local boy who has made a good showing in the west is Henry Aware of Helena. Montana. Mr. Aware has done we'll in business way and has been honored by the appointment of fish and game commissioner for the state.
 Elmer Vanesse, the IS. months old ohild of Mr. and Mrs. David Vanesse, died of cholera fnfantnm Saturday morRing. The funeral was held from St Edwards ohuroh Sun. day afternoon at o'clock, and the burial was in St. Edwards cemetery. At the democratic caucus held in the Borough hall last Thursday even ing, ". s. Walbridge was chosen chairman and Attorney M. D. O'Con- nell clerk. The following delegates were elected: State, Edwin O. Pin ney, William s. Walbridge, J. Allen Mix, M. D. O'Oonnell; congressional, Robert Quinley, Daniel J. Hanley, Arthur Adams, Henry O. Fisk; sena. torial, William E. Hanley, Frank E. Fitzpatrick, Charles B. Pinney, Lott O'Halloran probate, J. Allen Mix. David Bissett, Arthur w. Kingsbury, Michael O'Halloran; county, A. D. Oady, Fred Glover, Dr. J. P. Hanley, John White. While the state dele gation goss uninstructed, 1t ia known that the delegates favor Judge Bald win for governor.
 The public schools will open next Tuesday and the list of teachers is now complete, assigned as follows: High school Principal, William T. Williams; assistants, Miss Minnie shsdd, Miss Faith H. Reed, Miss Frances Howe; district No. l, Miss Blanche l.. Shippey, Miss Mildred MacOallum, Miss Gertrude 0. Wight man, Miss Mary Smith; distriot No. 2, kindergarten, Miss Edith O. Cush- man; assistant, Miss Frances Mo Oarthy; grade 1 MiHs Maud c. Booth grade 2, Miss Genevieve M. Hewett; i; grade 3, Miss Mary F. Leach; grade 4, Miss Sadie l.. Oomins; grade 5. Miss Pearl Sadd; grades 6 and 2, Miss Ella o. Oonnor; grades 8 and 9, Miss Mabel l.. KiDgsbury; Stafford Street, Mrs. Mae Clayton; Stafford ville, Miss Isadore Dunham and Miss Hattie l.. Ellithorpe; Orouttvllle, Miss Josephine K. Newell: Rockwell Hill. Miss Linola Avery; Leonard district. Miss Lottie W. Hatch; Crystal Lake, Miss F. Eunice BradWay; West Staf. ford Center. Mrs Florence F. Fay and Miss Jennie Towne: Grow Hill. Miss Mary E. Foley; LuIl aissrict, Mias Belding; Davis district, Miss Helen M, Leonard; supervisor of music in all schools. Miss Frieda Rand.
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