The Press., 1910-06-15
sTAFFoRD SPRINGS.

STAFFORD SPRINGS.
 Mrs F. F. Patten is spending e few weeks at Jamestown. R. l.
 Mrs Vaughan Brown of MonsoE has been visiting relatives in town.
 Rlaminio Carooari has accepted . position as shoe repairer for R. A. Nothniok.
 Miss Glover Converse and MisE Dorothy Pinnsy visited Wonderland in Springfield last week.
 Mins Una B. Morton, who has bean a guest og Miss Elizabeth Sanders. hAl returned to her home In Southbridge, Mass.
 The lAdlas of the Stafford Country club win serve tea next Saturday Aftsrnoon. bus will leave Grant avenue at 3 30 and p. ID.
 Next Sunday will be observed by the Odd Fellows As Memorial day. Members of the organization will meet at Odd FelloWs' hall at ? p. m. on Sunday, and will then march to the cemetery A general invitation ia extended to all Odd Fellows.
 Among those returning to their Alma Matters for a few days of the commencement festivities are Miss Carolyn Hubbard at Mount Holyoke, Miss Grace Harwood at Abbot, An dover. Mass Mrs O. B Pinney and Miss Margaret Cooley at Bradford, Mass
 The young people of the Oongrega- tional church intend to give a reoep. tion to the pastor and his wife Friday evening, from 2 80 to 9. In the chapel, and they invite all members of the parish and all friends of Mir. and Mrs Blake In the town to join in this event.
 Work on the cellar for the new Sena block Is being pushed, and the work of construction will follow. The front of the block will be attractive and it will be two stories high. The lower floor will contain the new bowl ing alleys and a store. The room used by Tufts 6 Bard, who have leased for the purpose of putting in ths alleys, will have a frontage of 36 feet and a depth of S1 feet. The store will have a frontage of 12 feet and the same depth as the larger room. The upper floor will be used as a hall. and will be abOnt 50 by S1. Mr. Sana is at present consider ing putting in stage, In order that the new hall can be used for enter tainments. There Is at present no hall where travelling companies can show, with the exception of St. Ed. wards hall.
 The graduation exercises of the ninth grade will be held In the high school room next Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock Admission will be by ticket only. The following is the program: Chorus, Anchored, f" (Watson); declamation, The Bridge. keepers Story" Anon). Edmund Bernard Rister; recitation, "The Man With the Hoe Markham). Gladys Ruth Armstrong; piano solo. "Bolero Brilliant, '@ Ley bAch). Beatrice Davis Congdon; declamAtion, "Toussaint L'Ouvsrturs. (Whittier), Arthur Francis Squire; deolamAtion. Doug. las and Marmlon. (Scott), Jesse Ed ward Lee; voilin solo, "Beroeuse, <" (FrAnko). Lucy Moore Alden; deola- nation, "John Maynard. Alger. Jr. !. George Merrill Crawford; reoi- tAtion, civilian Hobart Hare," Eastman .-Allana Mix; girls chorus. Welcome, Springtime. Ruben stsin); declamAtion, "A Tribute to she Dog.' (Vest). Bernard Clark Hanley; deolamation, "The Galley Slave" (Abbey), Elford Parker Rog- CTS; piano solo. "spring Dawn. (Mason), Elizabeth KuslAnsky; reef. tation, ''Ths Painter of Seville. '' (Wilson), Ruth Harriet Larned i; chorus. Eye Hath Not Seen. '' (Gaull. The class motto Is Loyalty to duty" and the class oolors are purple and gold.
 Stafford high baseball team defeat cd Palmer high in a fast game last Thursday on the fair grounds by a score of S-6. The scOre:-