The Press., 1910-07-13
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 H. O. Holt has taken . position at the Ellis grocery.
 The Temple of Honor will hold Q regular meeting this evening.
 Haskell Aronson, the olothier, will open a clearance sale on Saturday.
 Regular meeting of LAdies' Auxil- iAry of A. O. H Thursday evening
 The Modern Clothing company Is advertising "sweepIng out sale" on a large scale. t't il
 Mir. and Mrs. F. E. Fitzpatrick leave tomorrow for a vacation ct Bristol, N. H.
 Mrs. E. N. White of Monson is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. T. P. NeedhAm.
 Miss Agnes Brennan and Miss Bow Ter have returned to Baltic after a visit with local friends
 Mrs. Julius Roberts and daughter. Doris. of Springfield have been the guests of Miss Josephine Eaton.
 Mlss Marion Quintal, book keeper for the Brown & Lowell company, is taking a vacation of two weeks
 MIss Sadie Oomins has returned from Orange, Mass where she has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. A Simpson.
 The qnArtsrIy meeting of the For sstsrs will be held Thursday evening. sDistrlrt Deputy Murphy of Rockville will be present.
 John Collins, the concrete man, has arrived In town. and will commence work on West Main street, where walks are to bs placed both sides of the street As far As the GIrard place.
 Hon. George B Chandler of Rocky Hill will olms to Stafford July 27th, under the auspices of the Stafford Bnsiness Mems association, and make an address on the public utilities bill. of which he Is strongly in favor. The meeting will bs an open one and will probably be In Borough hall.
 Onnsoo trlbs of Red Men are to rs. csive a travelling canoe from sonquas- ssn tribe of Hartford at their next meeting on the 2lst of July. The local tribe are making arrangements 50 entertain B large number of Red Men on shat evening. and hope all Red Men in this district will attend
 The Central Vermont railroad will run the annual excursion to Watch Hill and Block Island Saturday. July. 23d. Special train leaves Oroutts at 7 80 q. m. and Stafford at 7.45 a. m. Special electric cars leave Rock Ville at 6 35 am. West Stafford 2 80 a. m., connecting with special train at Stafford, going and returning. Fare for She round trip. from Orcutts and stafford. tot watch Hil1 and Block Island, for tickets good going July 23d, only. $1. Tickets good to re- turn until July 25sh, inclusive. $1. 50 Children half fare. The mllls win be closed. Special train returning leaves New London at 15 p. m., after arrival of steamer. Train runs express between Stafford and New London in each direction.
 s Principal Williams of the high school Is to return for another year, and Miss shsdd will also return. Miss Hubbard has not yet definitely decided whether she will return. Mas Water man of the Lull district and Miss Oomlns of Rockwell Hill district have resigned. This, with the Grow HiII district, leaves three vacancies in the outlying territory. Miss Alice Fit ton has resigned as teacher in the commercial department. to take al more lucrative position at she Wind ham high In Willimantic. The ex- csllent work done in the commercial department by Miss FItton causes general regret that she is to leave. The school committee will hold a meeting next Monday to Aot on reslg- nations and 6ll vacancies.
 Stafford defeated the Cresuents of Holyoks Saturday afternoon by aI score of 13 to 8. Stafford out -batted H0lyoks. GullmAn hit four safe ones; 'Dan" Green hit the leather for home run the first time ID; SisWick connected for two safe ones Heedham and Parkhurst both made phenomenal catches in shs field, while she Green boys played snappy ball in the inAeld. The boys are playing a good game of ball. and if more fans would attend she games better teams eonld be brought here and better games might be expected. The score by innings:-
 Stafford, O3 OOO2 8 5 ia Holyoke, OO1 900 O. 3l Batteries: Stafford, siswick and GuilmAn; Holyoks, Granheld a and McCormAck. There will be no game next Saturday. As the grounds are to bs used by the A. o. H.
 Arrangements are nearly completed for the athletic meet to be held under the auspices of the A. O. H. next Sat urday on the fair grounds. An At- tractive program is offered, including . 1OO-yArd dash. running broad jump, half.mile run. putting 1e pound shot. 25O-yArd handicap and a standing broad jump. open to contestants in the town. There will be a tag-of war between the FOrestsrs and the Red Man, and a mile relay race for mem- sbeEs of the A. O. H., Y. of A. Red Man. K. of O.. St. Jeans and Wood. men. A handsome cup will be the prIzs in the relay race. and prizes will be offered for the other events The prizes are now on exhibition in ". E. HAhlsy's wlndova. One of tbs mOst interesting events of the day