The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1910-04-13
STAFFORD SPRINGS.

dale, Mass, for few days.
Mrs. John Cleaveland is visiting
her SON, r. A. cleveland. at Provi-
dence.
Martin Burke Of SlAtersvills, R. I .
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Burke.
Meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary,
A. o. B.. Thursday evening At 8
O'Clock
Adolph Pfeiffsr of Rhode Island il
spending . short interval at the
Springs House.
The Young Mems club of the Con.
Rregasional church will meet in the
chapel on Friday evening.
Ralph Prouty, who is employed in
a machine shop in Hartford. was at
his home here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howard were
in Springfield over Sunday, called
there by the death of = relative.
The illustrated edition of The Press
has been unavoidably delayed, but IL
will probably be issued next week.
Miss Louise Roche and Miss Anna
White of Dalton, Mass. are spending
few days at their respective local
homes.
A social and supper will be held at
the Methodist church this evening
The young men will present "Mock
Trial. 2"
Mrs. Otto Ladish is to discontinue
her boarding house and will SILL her
household furniture at auction on
Friday. April 90
There will be social and suppsr
ut the Congregational church this
evening, with an entertainment by
Mrs. Amidou's class.
Florence McOrohan has resigned at
the Faulkner mill, and has taken
position as second hand in the card
room at the Riverside mill in Stafford.
A walk on the west side of River
street has been laid from the O. Y.
tracks 80 the bridge. which gives q
continuous walk to the Springs House.
At the quarterly meeting of the
Forestera Tnursday evening District
Deputy Murphy of Rockville will be
present. There will also be initia-
tion.
The burgesses have ordered CON-
crete wallis and eurbing on both sides
of West Main street as far as Prospects
John Rochsford will place the CON-
crete.
Tax Collector Hatch will be at the
store of " 6. Hanley Thursday, and
next week Wednesday. from 3. m.
to m which is the last day be-
fore interest will be charged.
A special meeting of the coolest
astical society of the Congregational
church will be held this evening at
8 O'Clock to act on this resignation Of
the pastor, Rev. 81. A. Blake.
Anders Jacobsen, president Of the
local association, and r. W. Ellis
attended the annual banquet Of the
Rockville Business Mems association
at Rockville last Thursday evening.
Adelbert Needham has another car
Of horses, and business is lively in
his line. He has q couple of spans
of heavy horses weighing around
3400 The assortment contains
some good drivers and workers.
The Bed Men held their regular
meeting last Thursday evening. A
party of Rockville braves were over.
and the occasion being the first ami
versary Of the local branch of the
order. lively and interesting meet
ing resulted.
A gathering was held on Monday
night at the g Wayside Inn" lunch
wagon. the occasion being the birth.
day of John Wilson. A handsome
gold stick pin was presented Mr.. Will
son by hts friends and q lunch was
served, followed by checker games and
a pleasant evening.
Lewis Mclaughlin and r. W. Ellis
attended the annual banquet Of the
Connections Editorial association at
Hotel Garde, Hartford, on Monday
evening AZ the annual meeting of
the association held in the afternoon
Lewis Mclaughlin was elected one
of the vioe-prestdents.
The April meeting of the Ladies'
Missionary society of the Congre-
gational church will be public one,
and will be held in the chapel Thurs.
day at 8 p. m. Il will be addressed
by Miss Lydia Hartig, state home
missionary worker. All ladies inter.
ested in mission work in Connecticut
are invited. It is expected that Miss
Hartig will also speak at the meeting
Thursday evening.
The spring we'll is to be equipped
with the two new drinking cups and
chains. A concrete walk Is to be
placed leading from the street to the
we'll. An effort is to be made to have
things more tidy around the we'll and
the officer Is on the outlook for any
offenders. The penalty is rather
severe for making nuisance Of this
class of property, and the borough
authorities propose to enforce the
ordinances relating thereto.
The case Of A. W. Kingsbury
against the Central Vermont railroad
has been settled out Of court. Mr..
Kingsbury got q judgment in the
borough court, and the defendants
took an appeal. The cage was Co
have been tried in the superior court
this term. The Central Vermont
Withdrew their appeal and settled on
the basis of the Judgment from the
lower court, which was for about $50
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