The Press., 1910-06-29
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 Stafford Floral Go. for the summer.
 Mrs. Anders Jacobsen and son. Earl, are visiting relatives in Bridgeport
 Mrs. T. Fred Mullen. who has been seriously i'll. is now improving.
 Roy Sanford has taken a position in the shipping department of John son's mill.
 Miss Mildred Harrington of Spring field, former resident. has been Q guest of Miss Marjorie Eaton.
 A survey has been made for the new maoadam highway on East street. and work will be commenced at once.
 Mrs. Walter Robinson and two little daughters of New Haven have bsen guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Chandler.
 Miss E. Olive Grant, professor of Latin and History in Alfred academy. N Y. Is with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. George A. Grant.
 The regular meeting of the board of selsotmen will be held Tuesday, July 5th, the 4sh coming on Monday, the regular meeting day.
 Rev. and Mrs H. A. Blake sailed yesterday afternoon from Boston on the Zeeland of the Red Star line for their two-months European trip.
 Entries for the athletic events for the A. O. H. celebration July 16th close July 18th. Entries may be sent to G. J. Anderson. Lock Box 100.
 Mrs. Corydon Smith is visiting relatives in Monson. Mrs. Smith at tended the reunion of the Merrick & Fay employees in that town last Friday.
 Mrs W. H. Stafford went to Indian Orchard, Mass. Friday of last week to accompany Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Wight to Boston on an automobile trip.
 The local attorneys will attend a banquet at the Rockville House in Rockville this evening in honor of Judge Wheeler. who Is soon to be- elevated to the supreme bench.
 Samuel Kuslansky has brought suit against Jacob and Lena Manning to recover $13S alleged to be due as a commission on a real estate deal. The writ is returnable before the borough court July 2.
 The prayer meeting of the Metho- diss church will be held this week on Wednesday evening. instead of Thurs day evening. on account of the picnic, which will be held at Evergreen park | on Thursday.
 If the weather Is favorable, the lawn party to be given by the choir of Grace church will be held on the lawn of Mrs E. R Brown, corner of East Main street and Grant avenue, this evening at 30 o'clock In case of rain. the event will take place on Thursday evening at the same time and place.
 The following pupils of the Orcutt- ville school were perfect In attendance during the last term: Esther Brod. ersen, Helen Brodersen, John Hanley, | James Kane. Margaret Kane, Walter Martin, Herbert Plumb, Howard Rus. sell, William Russell Johanna Simons and Jennie Spellman. Perfect in at- tendance during the entire school year: Esther Brodersen and Johanna Simons. At a regular meeting of the school committee held yesterday oommuni- cations vera received from Principal Williams, Miss Fitton and Miss Hub. bard, asking for more time to decide whether they will return this fall or not. and the committee voted to allow them until July 10th. Miss Hazel Comins and Miss Bertha Waterman were given to the same date to make a decision.
 The home of Mir. and Mrs. A. Rob- erts, Saturday night, was a merry acsAei when twenty couples .sRTprised their son. Napoleon Roberts, the occasion being the anniversary of his nine- tsenth birthday. Many valuable presents were received by the host as tokens of esteem from his many friends. Games were played and at Q very late hour supper was served, l all enjoying themselves very much.
 The first summer excursion of the | Central Vermont will be run Monday, | July 4th, to New London and Ocean Beach. Special train will leave StAf- ford at 8 30 a. m., returning at p. m. Fare for the round trip $1. Electric cars leave New London for Ocean Beach every ten minutes. There Is good bathing at Ocean Beach and all the attractions of an up-to- date summer resort, including good | shore dinners.
 l.. s. Converse, former resident, has recently been elected eminent commander of Salem commandery, Knights Templar, of Salem, Ohio. Mr. Converse will bs at the triennial conolAve in Chicago next August with delegations from Canton. Wooster and Salem communicates, and will be pleased to meet any of his old friends who may chance to take the pilgrim age. His headquarters will be at the LakotA Hotel. corner of Michigan Boulevard and Thirtieth street.
 There was a small sized riot at FOxvills Monday between the Syrians and the descendants of some of the earlier settlers. Stones and stove wood were freely thrown, and one of the Syrians had his back injured by going over 8 bank wall of some height. Prosecuting Attorney Fiak made an investigation and has not yet determined what action, if any, shall be taken, as he cannot locate the