The Press., 1910-04-06
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Northfeld for vacation.
Mr-ahd Mrs. John A. Foster were
at OhiOopse over Sunday.
Peter Fregeau, ths grocer, has
moved inso his new residence.
Adslbert Nsedham will rsOeive an
other carload OF western horses satur-
day
We are requested 60 call attention
20 the fishing laws printed on the
second page.
Ralph Bertrand attended the meet
ing OF the Train Service Men At Wor-
cester this week.
George Fenton has returned TO
Orange, Mass, after q short visit
with local friends.
C.E. Monroe, the opticiAn from
Springfield, will be at the Springs
House next Tuesday.
Mrs. f.. n. Barrest and Edwin
Barrett, who have been i'll with the
grip, are improving
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Allen
and Miss Beatrics Oongdon are spend
ing a few days in Providence.
e. J. Swees visited his son, Wal
ter, in Worcester over Sunday, and
was in the Taft automobile parade.
Dwight 81. Parsons of Westaeld,
Mass formerly a local business man,
called on old aoqaainsancss here yes
tsrdAy.
Tax Collector Hatch will be at
Hanley's store, Stafford Springs,
Thursday, and at b. NJ Jenkins
store. Stafford. Saturday.
The case against John Anthony,
charged with arson, which was TO
have been heard last Saturday, was
put over until next Saturday.
Lyuoh's orchestra has been Engaged
TO furnish muAio for a socisl and
dance to be held by the A. .. H.,
Saturday evening. April 18th.
On the return trip from Washington
Mrs. Richard Fisk. Mrs. Charles
Meyers, Jr, and Miss Mabel Meyers
will stop over a few days in New
York.
Forty two members of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the A. o. Il are going
tn Rockville to tska the third degree
Tuesday evening, and will leave on
the 10 car.
Miss Emma Kuehne of East Orange,
N. J Is spending 3 vacation at her
home here. Miss Frances Huber of
Hartford is also a guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Kuehus.
The mems club of Grace church
will give IN oyster supper and enter
tainment on Thursday night, April
IA, ut 6 O'Clock. Admission: Adults,
ESQ; children, Toe.
At meeting of the Knights Of
Columb us 30 be held In st. Edwards
hall the nth. Distriot Deputy Vim.
J. Mulligan will work the third de-
gree on GLASS Of IL.
There will be q social and supper
at the Congregational church next
Wednesday evening. Hostesses, Mrs.
@. W. Amidon. Mrs. J. W. Witt,
Mrs. g. f. Pease, lara Henry Grundy
Mrs. Louis Converse Of Salem,
Ohio, who has been guest Of her
mother, Mrs. Russell. left town Thurs
day. Miss Dorothy. who accompanied
her mother here, is remaining for q
few weeks.
Current Events program for next
Monday evening: Current literature !;
vocal solo, Mrs. Clarence Brown.
Committee, Miss n. E. Cooley, Mrss
Oharlss Meyers. Jr.. Mrs&T. +. Null
len. Hostesses, Mrs. R. n. D.
Adams, Mrs. A. Jacobsen
ii. n Newton has leased the Eagle
house as Dana Centre, and will prob
ably lsAve for there the last of the
week His family will join him
later. Mr.. Newton has been en-
ployed at the J. NJ. Leach store for
the past two years and has made many
local friends.
Mrs. Frederic Faulkner will sail
from New York April 18th on the
Cunard line steamer Mauretania for
England to visit relatives and 40
quaintaDces of her childhood. Mr..
Faulkner win accompany her to New
York and join her later If his busi-
ness will permit.
There will be a social and enter.
tAinmenE at the Methodist church
next Wednesday evening Hostesses.
Miss Edith Oushman, Miss Alberta
Eaton, Miss Alice Fitton and Miss
Florence Washburn Supper at six
O'Clock The entertainment will be
given by the young men. who will
present q Mock Trial" Price Of
supper and entertainment. 10 cents.
The employees of the Stafford Wor-
ated company held q meeting at the
Springs House last Thursday evening
and formed the Stafford Worsted
Cricket olub. The following officers
were elected: President, A. Farnell
vice. president, I Mason; captain, J.
Parkinson; Woe captain, W. Brown
secretary, r. Larder; treasurer, B.
Helliwell. They will be pleased TO
see all persons interested in the above
game at the fair grounds Saturday
afternoons. Play starts about 2 80.
The Warrington party started away
in good spirits last Friday evening.
There were twenty mine In the party,
including Principal ". 7. williams.
Miss Alice Fitton, Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
lis H. Reed. Mrs. O. 81. Meyers, Jr.
Miss Mabel Meyers, walter Park
hurst, VIM. Simonds. Ernest Roy
nolds, Mrs r. n. Fisk. Miss Florence
Wagner, Miss Nellie Ynre, and the
senior class as follows: Edith Adams.
Priscilla Bnrwell, Blanche Barlow,
Ruth Barlow. Matilda Carey, May
Chandler, Ethel Charter, Robert
Ilamond Mariorfa Eaton. MarV