The Press., 1910-03-09
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STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 The Girls club will meet witI Miss Beatrice Oongdon next Tuesday evening.
 Mrs D. W. Foskett of Palmer hal been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. JohI A. Foster.
 Mrs. E. A. Burnham of Syracuse N, F., was the guest of friends ir the borough last week.
 Adelbert Needham, who has beer 5 i'll with she grip, is able Go be up and attend to his horse business.
 Malcolm Beckwith. who has been 2 employed at Westfeld. Mass. is spend ing a short time at his home here.
 Malone Moore has returned to his g duties at the Whiton store, his. home having been released from quarantine after the recovery of his daughter, Miss Ethel, from Q slight attack of diphtheria.
 There will be a social at the Con- gregational church this evening Supper at 6. 15. followed by an en- tsrtainment by Miss Lulu Ide, soloist. and Miss Ruth Dunham, reader Supper and entertainments, I SC; either alone, 101.
 Judge Joel H. Reed is to be one of the guests of honor at the banquet to be given tomorrow evening by the alumni association of the New York University of Law at Hotel Astor in New York city. Gov. Weeks and several superior court judges of this state. including MT. Reed. will be present.
 Game Warden Corydon Smith found , Q young doe hung in Q wire fence near Frank Keefe's last Saturday. The deer was terribly lacerated by dogs. The indication were that the deer had been chased by the dogs un- til tired. and in trying to jump the fence failed, and became caught In such a way that it could not move either way. It Is said that there are dogs in town that make Q practice of chasing deer, and an effort is to be made to have them confined. 4 new local corporation has been formed for the manufacture of card clothing. The manufacturing end will be in charge of Victor J. Bis 6 sonette, and George Gary will act as office man. The card clothing will be manufactured at the old Chandler box shop on Westford avenue. The company will be known as the Stand. ard Gard Clothing company, and . certificate of incorporation has been filed with the secretary of state. ! The capital is $40OO, and business will be started with that amount. | The incorporators are George J. Gary. Victor J. Bissonette, A. E. Gary and Kate W. Bissonette. Mir. Bissonnette is a practical and capable man, hav- ing been with the Beckwith company for 8 number of years.
 Mrs. Harriet H. Jones, 73, wife of Adin Alden, died Saturday morning at her home, 1855 Walnut street. Springfield, Mass, at which place the funeral was held Monday at p. m. The special electric car "Rockrim. mon'' took the funeral party to Mon- son, where the burial took place, Rev. A. P. Record of the church of the Unity, conducting the services. Mrs. Alden will be pleasantly rememb bered by old Stafford friends. having left her home in Montpelier, Vt. in the early ffties and located at Stafford in the dress making business, where she lived in the Daniel Fairman family. Later she took charge of the same de. partment in the store of Ellis, War rem 6 Go. here, where many local girls learned the business under her instruction. After living in Hartford and Brooklyn she, some thirty years ago. married Adin Alden of Hamp. den, . cousin of the Fairmans, and has since made her home in Spring. field. Mrs. Alden was . member of the Abraham Lincoln circle of the Grand Army and Q past grand matron of the Eastern Star.
 The high school basketball team was defeated by the Rockville high school by a score of .22-10 This came as a surprise, as the local boys have defeated the Rockville team twice before. Another game has been arranged with this team in order that She boys may have revenge. The .. Rockville. Stafford. Holmes, If lg, Charter McNeil, If rg, Leturey, Pinney Leonard, Q 0, Newton, Engley FlAherty, Is If, Patton Winkler, rg If, Taylor. Butter6eld
 Baskets from floor, Flaherty 4, Holmes 3. Winkler 8, MuNeil, New ton 3. PAtten 9. Goals from fouls. Newton. Referee, Smith. Time. 2O-minute halves. Timer and scorer, Wagner. Attendance, 50.
 Saturday the high school had every thing their own way with East Hart. ford. winning by a score of 59-2O. The line.up:-
 E. Hartford. Stafford. Lander, O'Connor, If rg. Taylor Burnham, If lg, Charter o'Oonnor. Lander, Q. Newton Viberts, Tg If, Butterfeld MonrAd, Is If. PAtten.
 Goals from floor, Newton 10, Charter g. Pntssn '. viberts 4. .O'Con- nor 3. ButterneId 3. Burnham, Mon rad q. Goals from fouls. Newton 8. Monrnd g. Referee, Smith. Um- pire. Beckwith. Timer. Beokwith. soorar. Yara. Attendance. SO