The Press., 1910-02-02
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 Miss Theresa Gauggel of Hartfor
 ia visiting Mrs Carl Kuehne.
 ME and Mrs. 0. B. Pinney re
 turned from Pinehurst. N. O.. SatuI
 day.
 The annual masquerade of th
 Italian society will be held at borougl
 hall on Saturday evening.
 A double quartet of male voice
 will make up the choir at the Con
 Rregational church next Sunday even
 ing.
 Frank Worth will sell his householt
 furniture at auction at the boardin,
 house of the Rhode Island WorsteC
 company Saturday at 10 a. ID.
 After the basketball game Saturday
 the visiting team was entertained al
 the home of Miss Grace Harwood,
 their teacher in the Rockville high
 school.
 Malcomb Beckwith of Westfeld,
 MAss., has been ak home for Q few days. A family dinner was given Thursday evening in honor of his 21st birthday.
 President finders Jacobsen of the Stafford Business Mems association has appointed the following commit. tee for ths annual banquet, which will probably be held the last of March: R. W. Ellis, J. M. Leach and K. O. Adams.
 The second whist party of the Country club series will be held at the home of Misses Carolyn and Sophie Brown on East Main street next Monday evening. Hostesses. Mrs. c. P. Bard, Mrs. R. M. Fisk and Miss Sophie Brown.
 A social. with supper and the an- nual apron sale, will be held at the Congregational chapel next Wednes- day evening. Mrs. H. A. Blake and Mrs. Hannibal Alden will serve as hostesses. As usual, every lady in the parish is requested to contribute an apron.
 The missionary society of the Con- gregational church met with Mrs H. A. Blake at the parsonage yesterday afternoon. Present conditions in Africa" was the subject. The society has just forwarded a barrel of cloth. ing to a school in Saulada, eastern Tennessee.
 Edward Dempsey, who recently resigned as boss weaver at the Fabyan mill, is to take charge of the weaving at T. F. Mullen 6 Co.'S branch on Westford avenue. The lower floor in the Mann building will be used by the same firm for dressing and spool. | ing, in connection with the weaving on the floor above. It is expected to have She electric motor in place and start the machinery next week.
 The town board of relief did not have any idle moments yesterday. Forty seven taxpayers appeared be. fore them e the Borough hall build ing. and at the time of the closing of the hearings for the day there were 6 number present who had not been heard. To-day's session will also be held at the same place, and hearings will be held at the town hall to-mor. TOW and Friday, from g a. m. to 8 D. m.
 A splendid presentation of Shake speare's greatest historic drama, King Henry ", was given by Hannibal Williams on Monday evening. The large audience seemed to thoroughly appreciate the masterly work in his fine delineation of character. By voice. attitude and facial expression each stood definite parsonage, with his purpose clesrly understood. With Mr. Williams world wide reputation and high recommendations, much was anticipated and pleasingly real ized Should Mir. Williams again be able 10 visit Stafford he would doubtless receive a cordial welcome.
 Mrs. Rebecoa Page. S2, widow of |, Seneca Page, died at the home of her I laughter, Mrs. Anna s. Doane, in | Worcester, Saturday. The funeral was held on Monday. The body will be T brought here in the spring and placed [ beside her husband in the Stafford Street cemetery. Mrs. Page has lived D this borough a large part of her fife and retained her residence here s lntil last summer, although she has 'een spending the winters with her laughter in Worcester for numb Der of Q 'eArB- She was a woman of estimabIe haraCter and has beeua member of the coal Congregational church, since 2 arly in 1861. She is survived t y one daughter, Mrs. Doane. An. ther daughter. Mrs. Lilla Field. lied some years ago. g The high school defeated the Rock. i' ille high school basketball team last a aturday in Borough hall by a score el 2S-14. s. H. s. played a strong f' anne and worked the passing game to D dvnntage. Patten for Stafford ex. b elled In the basket throwing, having D ve to his credit. Newton also U lAyed . good game. having the A 'rongest men to oppose him. Mo. Ieil and Flaherty for Rockville h layed the best games. Through the ot indness of one of the teachers che al 'am was given a banquet in honor of b ne victory. A very enjoyable time a as the result The score - ti Stafford. Rockville. L Atten, If If. McNeil VI utterneld, If If, 0, Flahertv ol sWton, c, Winkler. lS harter, rg rg, Holmes fl 'agner, lg lg. Minkill, Helm V Goals from the floor, Patten 5, b 2, Charter 2, Newton 2. bl rnNo4u 0 aas-raRs a -