The Press., 1910-09-21
The Biz Fair.


 Stafford fair grounds Got. Il, 12 ant Is. The aot by the wonderful diving horses ianIone worth the price of ad mission 1t added to this are several other tlff lers that will oause those present to sit up and take very defnit; notice. Huber's world famous trained bsars. five monsters, will be one oi the leading stage attractions, Marie Huber. a firm-minded and self-reliani lady. will put these animals through their paoes. The exhibition will take place in big steel cage, SO that on. lockers will be In perfect safety. Al for Marie, 1t is 8 part of the days work and she will do her duty. We have all got to go sometime. Pro. lessor Lawrence Davis, the human bomb, will make a balloon ascension Q be shot from a cannon at height that mAk the average person dizzy even to think about it. The work oI Prof. Davis is daring to a degree, but just SO long as the amusement public demands sensational acts men will be found ready to risk their lives to gratify amusement seekers. An aeroplans the latest thing in aerial navigation will be shown by Prof. Nelson 9ll three days of the fair. FlIgISS will bs attempted the last two days, but cannot be promised It has been the policy of the Stafford Springs fair association to be fair and honest with the public. and that is what has built 1t up to big, success ful amusement enterprise Prof. Nell son will be here with his flying ma chine. IF he flies, 1t will be in line with the assooiation's 's policy of doing more than is advertised. So many conditions enter into a problem of flight that it cannot be promised Litz's 12 performing dogs will please the children. One of these dogs is a high diver. This safe and sane act will be welcome and restful in 8 rather exciting program. Ethel Le Mar, a beautiful dancer, has also bsen SC cured Ethel and the Le Van sisters will add to the versatility of the pro gram. The Le Van sisters are accom- plished dancers and Rcrobats, and are said to bs mighty fine looking girls William the Great a ring artist, and Prof. Keene, the juggler, will be there. The Bartletts will put on a daring and original trapeze act.
 The premium lists of the local fair will be issued this week.
 ". E. Hanley is in Boston on a business trip.
 Miss Louise BeckWith is i'll with typhoid fever.
 This Is fair week at Rockville and many from here are in attendance.
 The Italians will havs a social dance at Borough hall Saturday even- ing.
 Jamea Dougherty is i'll with typhoid fever at his home in the Shahan block.
 Frank Kingston of Rockville was the guest of John Mullins over Sat. urday.
 Mrs. Edmund Jones returned from n business trip to MArBlehead, Mass 
 Miss Daisy Rice of Rockville is the new soprano soloist in the Con- gregational. .choir.
 Mrs. LG. H. Foskit and Mrs. H. E. Bugbee of Monson are visiting their sister, Mrs. A. l.. Howard.
 Mrs. James Mclaughlin has re- turned after 8 nine-weeks' visit at Jamestown. R. T.. Boston and Palmer.
 Mrs. Fred Wildey accompanied Miss Mary to West Bridgewater to-day. where she will enter Howard semi nary.
 Miss Ethel Moore, for the present, will be in Hartford during each week, where she will substitute in the pub lic kindergartens.
 Henry J. PiIlevin and Miss Olive A. Griffin. both of Palmer, were united in marriage yesterday afternoon by Justice R. H. Fisk.
 ". E. Hanley declines to serve longer on the board of relief. He re- oeived the nomination at the caucus, but refused to consider it.
 A cordial invitation is extended to all friends to attend the reception to Rev. and Mrs. R. G.. Clapp at the Congregational chapel at 8 o'clock to- night.
 MT. Carr, the designer at the Rhode Island, Is to move his family here from Providence, and has taken the cottage vacated by Mrs. Sanders on Highland Terrace.
 The Red Men have made arrange ments to hold dances during the fair at the German club, Westford avenue. Music by Lynoh's orchestra. T. F.. Jenkins will prompt.
 Miss Josephine Bochman of Daniel- son has taken she school at 0rcuttville and commenced her duties this morn- ing. Some ifficulty has bsen en. oOUntered in filling this poistion.
 The democratic congressional con- vention will be held in Hartford Sat- urday. The local delegates are Robert L.. Quinlsy, Henry 0. Fisk, Daniel J. Hanley and Arthur Adams.
 Wm. D. Tuthill. the oldest son of A. W. Tuthill, and Miss Jennie Newman of Hartford are to be united in marriage to-day. Mr. Tuthill has been employed by Tracy, Robinson 6 Williams Go. of Hartford for the past five years. After Q wedding trip to Washington and Philadelphia, Mir. and Mrs. Tuthill will make their home in Hartford.