The Press., 1910-11-16
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 pther colnmn Go do tsxldermy.
 A aociAbls will bs held at the Con- RragationAl chap T this evening.
 Arthur sq1lres of willimantio hS4 bseu visiting friedds In town
 John FibxpAtli k left Monday for Pabn.r, N Y.. where he will learn l,apsr making,
 n. M swArtaguer. the Opsioian, will b, ns Burweli's store next Friday rom to 8 p. m
 Aiss Mary wildsy, who is attend. ing school at BridRewAssr. was at her home here over Sunday.
 Miss Marion V. Quintal, book. keeper for Brown 6 Lowell, has gone to her home In Ware for a brief visit.
 John Leahey of Escanoba. Mioh |, has taken a position as operator at she station. MT. Wheeler having re- signed.
 There will bl total eclipse of the moon this evening The transit will commence at 5. A, and will last . little over three hours. ..s...
 Mrs. Walter Scott and child of WoonsOckot. R. |, arc guests of Mir. and Mrs Noel N. Peass. MT. Scott was here over Sunday.
 The WomAn's Foreign Missionary society of che Methodist church will msas on Friday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Hattie WAloott,
 The FAbyan Go. has a new Ohio automobile, to bs used in getting from plant Go plant. Wm. Moffstt of MonsOn has been engaged as chauffeur.
 The entertainment in connection with the Methodist church social this evening will bs a program of read ings and vocal and instrumental music. The entertainment announced last week will be given at a later social.
 Clifford H. Provost, 5I, committed suIoide by inhaling gas at his home in Springfield last Thursday. He was Respondent owing to being out of work. Is is said that MT. Provost was born In thls town and spent his early years here.
 The members of the ". R. O. called At Mrs Wm. WhitAker's last Thurs day afternoon and surprised her, the occasion baing her birthday. She was presented with q china berry set A supper was served and It proved . very enjoyable occasion.
 The county commissioners have granted licenses to the following Michael McCAIthy, Frank E. Mogls, Elmer l.. Blair, Adtlbert NeedhAm, Timothy Grady, James Sullivan, Domsnico Tonon and Romano Ssrain. Under the new census John sena will be granted a license in his new block, and it is probable that another will be given. DrugRists' licenses have been granted the Jacobsen and Eaton drug stores.
 Joseph Shea leaves to-day for Ned way. where he will do the office work for the FAbyAn Go. Mir. Shea has many local friends who will be pleased with his advancement George M. OraW ford has taksn a petition As ofioe boy in the local office.
 A party of about 20 friends of Joseph Shea made him a surprise visit at his home last evening to give him a farewell reception. The host was presented with fountain pen.
 A very sad death was that of Mrs. George Parizeau, 26, which occurred on Furnace avenue last Friday after brief illness. Besides her husband, Mrs. Palizsau leaves three small chill darn. She also leaves her father and three brothers-Wm. J John F. and Fred Delligan. Six kistars survi Ve heE-Mrs Albert GuilmAn, Mrs. Wm Tobln, Mrs Minnie Breno, Misses Ella, Josephine and Agnes. The funeral was held from St. Edwards Sunday afternoon at o'clock and the burial was at St Edwards cemetery
 J. Allen Mix, the retiring warden of the borough. has been a consclen- tious, hard woIksr in the position, and general eommen6ation Is heard on the street for what he has done. The office of warden does not carry Q salary and the work done Is for the good of the whole body, without reo- Ompsnse. The borough has been very fortunate in getting good men 60 accept this office, and the last choice was no exception to the rule Mr Mix has given many honrs of his time the past year to the solution of the various problems arising Tn con- nection with the borough government. and deserves the credit he Is getting for the evidence of good citizenship he has'shown.
 Considerable indignation is mani- tested over hold-up which occurred Sunday evening on East Main street, near Adams' store. One of our we'll known and respected young ladies was cJmIng down the street at 5. 80, just after dark. when she was accosted by . man who asked If he might go home with her On her indignant refusal he caught her by her arm She broke away from him and ran back Co the home where she had been calling. and wawRAHrr ruahmE "a rum 6k@ 6Muf EsEa ns
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