The Press., 1910-09-14
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

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 STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Robert Demond has entered Am. herst Agricultural college.
 Dr. H A. Smith of Bondville has been she guest of his brother, Dr. F. l.. Smith, for few days.
 Miss Alice Fitton began her duties Monday as commercial teacher in the Willimantio high school.
 w. R. O. meeting next Wednesday. Every member is requested to bs pres- ent to prepare for inspection.
 MT. and Mrs. E. E. Pember and son of Hartford have been guests of his aunt, Mrs. O. F. Harwood.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Carl Converse go to Newport, R l., tomorrow, where they will be the guests of relatives until Monday.
 Harold Pierce has returned from his summers work at Shawnee. Penn f. and will resume his studies at Clark college, Worcester, this week.
 MT. and Mrs. B. P. Cooley, with their guests, MT. and Mrs Crofut of Danbury. are occupying the O. E.. Butterfield camp at Crystal Lake.
 Dr. and Mrs. G. Percival Bard are spending a teu-days' vacation at Whitefield, N. Fl. MT. and Mrs. H B. Mowry of Sterling will join them this week.
 Mrs G. ". Churchill has returned to her home in Illinois, having spent two months with her daughter. Mrs. Gilbert Amidon. Mir and Mrs. Ami don accompanied her to Boston Satur- day.
 Miss Helen ChamberIin of New York has taken rhe position of head milliner at the Russell millinery store. Miss Edith Nj. Oushman has returned and resumed her duties at the same store.
 The registrars will be in session Thursday from 9 a. m. to p. m., for the purpose of receiving names of voters to be made. They will meet at M. D. O'Connell's office in the borough and at J. G. Wightman's carriage shop at Stafford.
 Cyril Johnson will soon commence work on a new addition 50 by 24, one story high, to be used as an addition to the finishing room. It will be located between she sorting room and the main building in the rear of the plant. Contractor Jones will do the work.
 K. O. K. A. Note: The meetings of the castle are planned to reopen early in October. The Boy Scouts of America'' will be discussed, with the hope of forming a patrol as a part of, or associated with the castle work The merlin of the castle, Rev. R. N. D. Adams, has been for some time considering the scout idea, and will be glad to give any boy or adult such information as he may be able rela- tive to it.
 Work on the new boiler room at the Warren woolen mills is we'll un- der way, and as soon as it is completed the steam plant will be pretty we'll concentrated, with a battery of four powerful boilers. Much has been done, but there is still quite lot to do before the changes will be com. pleted. When completed the com. pany will have a fine plant. The two upper floors of the building bought from the Worsted company will be used for weaving. On the top floor there will be 40 looms and on the floor next below 20 looms. Of these 50 looms 80 are new, and the balance were purchased about three years ago. Both weaving rooms are we'll lighted. the upper one especial ly. The ground floor will be used for dressing, spooling and twisting, and the machinery used for these purposes will be concentrated at this point. One new dresser has bsen added. The basement has been fitted up for the finishing department and the entire floor has been conoreted. A new ex. tractor has been added in this depart ment. A new elevator has been placed In this building with capacity of $500 pounds. The packing and shipping department will be in the rear of the big building, on the lower floor of the building used by the worsted company as a sorting room. It will be seen shat the weaving, dressing. spooling and finishing will be brought to the building recently purchased, while the oarding and spin- ming will be done from the older build. ings. A new water wheel. with 100 horse power. will be utilized for driv- ing these latter branches. When all the changes are completed the in- dustry will have ample room for growth. as many looms can still bs added on the two upper floors devoted to this departmute.