The Press., 1910-11-23
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Napoleon Per, Jr, has gone to New York ani Pail,ielpria on busi- ness trip.
 Miss Marion Quintal, Iook-ksepel for Brown & Lowell. wl1 spend ThIrksg vtng at her home in Ware.
 A special meeting of the Red Men will be held Friday night at Society n at 8 O. ok Important busi- Ies.
 Ths Ladies' Aid s-ciety of the Methodiss church Wil hold their second sewing bee n-xt Wednesday afternoon, beginning at two o'clock.
 At the meeting of the Temple of IInor this evening three candidates will be int ate6, and the postponed installation of officers vi tsks place
 John Rochsford, who has been pl q some concrete walk on West Main street and 6ll,rg a few small private ooDtr acts. has gone to Spring field for the winter
 Elmer Blair has purchased the lunch cart at the corner of Main street and Willingtou sv nue of Wm. E.. Benton, and has placed his son, Elmer. in charge of the new venture.
 The Methodist and Congregational churches will hold a union Thanks giving service at the chapel of the OougIe egatlonal church Thursday at 30 p. m. There will be special music.
 John R Parkhurst will head the borough ticket for warden owing to the fact that O F. Betkwith finds it impossible to be a candidate at this time. George Frazier is to be on the ticket for board of relief instead of MT. Parkhurst
 There will be a whist party and dance under the auspices of the St Jean Baptists society Thanksgiving evening st St Edwards hall, as 8 o'clock. A free lunch will bs served and prizes will be awarded. Admis- sion, 25 cents.
 Judge W. Fl. Heald attended the 18th annual meeting and banquet of the Connections association of fire in- suraBce agents at Hotel Elton in Water bury last Thursday night Mir. Heald was reelected chairman of the executive committee of the associa- tion.
 F Fl. Plumb has been appointed by the selectmen to make a list of the male persons in town November lat, between the ages of 21 to 60, liable for the personal tax of $2 un der the new law Mir. Plumb will also act as special collector of the tax next April.
 Michael O'HaIloran, Lott O'Hal- Ioran and Miss Minnie O'Hallorau will go to Maynard to morrow to at- tend the wedding of Jerry F. EnriRht of Springfield to Miss Eliazbsth Lee at the home of the bride. The groom Is a we'll known former resident, and has many local friends who wish him much happiness.
 A16 AASAA0AlC eA4C OAAnCA hD@ yan mill has been satisfactorily ad- jnsted, and the work of clearing up the burned premises will bs com menced at once. The junk, of which there is a large amount, will be sold to the highest bidder. The company now has 2 looms in operation at the Medway plant.
 It Is practically settled that Tufts and Bard of Palmer will have the large corner room iu the new Sena block for a bowling alley and pool room. The equipment will bs the best that money can buy, and E, D. Tufts. an experienced man, will take charge. The business will bs star ted as soon as possible.
 The following is the Current Events program for next Monday evening Roll-call; things we get from Norway and Sweden; The Bsrnadottss and King Haskon VII; industries, Wobel; sightseeing in the Land of the Mid night Sun; music Committee, Miss Celia Holt, Miss Sadie Oomins, Mrs Frank Orcutt. Hostesses, Mrs J. M Lsach, Mrs. Hannibal Alden.
 Grace Church Notes: There will be service at o'clock tomorrow morning, it being Thanksgiving day. Knights of King Arthur at the rectory tonight at ' 80. The rector preached Sunday morning on Temperance. '" This day was generally obsel we'd throughout the country by the church by special emphasis on this suf j sct. Next Sunday there will be DO Sunday school session, but all members of the school are desired to be present at the 10. 45 a. ID at which time the bronze and gilt medals for faithfuluesp during the year just closed will bs given to those to whom the honor is due. The meeting of the Junior Auxiliary will bj omitted this week.
 The fair in the guild room of Grace church will be cp9n next Tuesday afternoon from 8 to Afternoon tea will be served. h the evening the doors will open at T and the en. tertainmsnt will begin at 8. Miss Sophia Brown will appear as Mrs Jarley, with the well-known Fisk brothers as Peter and John. She will exhibit the following fgures, unless some are broken in coming: Theodore Roosevelt, Little Jack Horner, Simple Simon, Little Miss MoRett. Mir Jar. lay. Madame Squallini, Mrs. Wins lows Soothing Syrup. Mrs Aliens Hair Restorer, Little Red Riding Hood, the SImess Twins, the Giggling Girl, the Walking Girl, Liberty, Little Bo Peep. Christopher Colum. bua Casahiauea The fair xuilI not ba