The Press., 1910-03-16

Spring lodge in MoDson last evening D and witnessed the work of. tho thirI
 degree.
 g Mr. and Mra- w.. H. Reed have de 7 cided to join the senior class party
 for the Washington trip, which leave 5 town next Thursday.
 , Mrs. Putnam Druley of Brooklyn
 N. r.. is spending week with hel
 grandmother, Mrs. Julius Converse,
 at the Springs House
 Rev. Joseph Yabzek, a Maronit. priest, is spending the week among
 the Syrian Catholics and giving then
 extra services at St. Edwards church.
 Mrs. E. A. Burnham of Syracuse,
 N. F., who was a guest of Stafford
 friends over Sunday, sang at the
 evening service at the Congregational
 church. giving as always real treat
 The Girls club of the OoDgrega.
 tional church will meet with Mrs. Fl
 s. Abel next Wednesday evening at
 15. The girls are preparing a little
 play to be given soon. in connection
 with food sale.
 The near approach of the season
 for trout fishing is suggested by the
 attractive sporting goods show win
 dow of Brown 6seLovell. The show
 windows of Anthony Adams are also
 attracting favorable notice.
 The A. O. H. have nearly all ar-
 engagements perfected for the presen-
 sation of "The Danites' in St Ed
 wards hall Thursday evening. The
 play will be repeated at Memorial
 hall the following evening. The
 cast is a very capable one and a good
 house seems assured. Frank Duff, Q local soloist. will sing and there may
 be other specialties between the acts.
 The Sabra Trumbull chapter, D. A. R.. of Rockville. will entertain their friends with an "Emigrant Landing" at the town hall Tuesday evening, March 29. A fine production. under the direction of James Sanders of this town. is expected. To acoom- modate the Stafford people wishing to attend tickets will be on sale at The Press office Tuesday morning, March 22.
 Baker chapter of Eastern Star held its regular meeting Tuesday evening. Several new petitions were received and the work was exemplified upon two candidates. the officers using new regalia and paraphernalia for the first time. Several valuable gifts from interested members were presented to l the chapter. On March 29 the chap ] ter will hold a special meeting, with | initiation. followed by refreshments. | Hope chapter, No 60, of Rockville | has been invited to be present, and a large attendance is anticipated.
 T. Rudolph Prentice, IT,, the son of MT. and Mrs. T. R. Prentice, died At the home in Hebron last Saturday ,f pneumonia after a short illness. The little boy waSs four and one-half 7ears old. The parents formerly 'esided here and have She sympathy if their many local friends The uneral was held yesterday afternoon rom the home of the grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Helm. Rev. R. N. D. Adams of Grace church oficl- Ated and the burial was in the Stafford Springs cemetery.
 There have been recently a number of complications locally owing to faulty construction of legal papers The most costly error, perhaps, was in the case of a will presented to the probate court. It was drawn in favor of Q sister by the testator, and was witnessed only by the sisters hus band. Under the state law it had to be thrown out. Several other minor matters have come to light where papers were faulty in construction Ia all matters of contract, or papers involving important business. the safest course Is to consult competent legal attorney.
 At the annual meeting of the Staf. lord Country club, held at the library last evening, the following governors were elected for three years, !. Carl Converse, 0. Y. Beckwith and M. Fisk. The following governors hold over. O. B. PinAsy, [. F Eaton, Fred Wildey, Christopher Allen, E. B. Pinney and J. Fl Valentine. The . ,lub is in . prosperous condition, with 92 members and $500 in the '. The annual meeting of the I Stafford Golf company was held at he same place after the Country club meeting, and the following directors ! were reelected: 0. E. Beokwith, L.. , ?. Eaton, 0. E. Harwood. Christopher 2 Allen and Lewis Mclaughlin. The directors reelected O. F. Beckwith president. and Lewis Mclaughlin sec. t etary and treasurer.
 The annual business mems banquet gill be held Wednesday evening, 1 aaroh 80. The association ia es. z 'eoially fortunate this year in se- uring speakers. Tn addition to ex. sov. George P. Mclean and Hon. ieOrge B. Chandler. already men, toned, the committee has secured Ion Charles A. Bosworth of Spring cid. MT. Bosworth ia one of the aost popular after dinner speakers in I Vestern Massachusetts. Tickets this ear will be sold at e2, and will be fl lmited to 100. Tickets will be on q ale March 21st for members. Be- Ween March Bland March 25 each P 'ember of the association will be E sen and given an opportunity to buy. 'fter March 25 the remaining tickets, k there are any, will be sold to il .iends outside of the organization. i. a.--.a. s.- n.--- -. |.