The Press., 1910-11-23
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 Woods orchestra will furnish music flor ball at Wales tonight
 | Ftank Ack has res igned his position lwith Ha, kall Arons ,n an1 has ne to Sprirgi Il 10 wo,k
 l The sale of the J. NJ. Leach Co.'S sto k has been busy one and will be continued another week, after which the George W. Wilson company W II remove the balance of the stock to Hart'ord.
 Golf by moonlight was intI oduced locally last Saturday night, when Alvan s nth and M alcolm Bet kwith played match altar 9 o'lcock Their scores gre % and 3l. and only one ball was lost The conditions for play ing were more satisfactory than expected.
 Henry Hamilla, boss carder at For estvills before the fire, has taken charge of the oardirg room at the Faulkner mills. Henry Gahl of Rockville took charge of the spinning room at the Faulkner mills at begin ming of this week in the place of Frark Duffy, who vacated the job Nov. Ssh at one hours notice for a similar position with the Fabyan Woolan Oo ct Medway, Mass. Frederic Faulkner.
 Notices are given this week in this adve1 tlsing columns that petitions will be presented to the next legisla- ture asking for the incorporation of street railway companies on the lines desired locally. One of these lines e vers from the terminus of the present line u the state line above Ssaffordville, also from Stafford Hol- low to the Monson state line. An other location asked is one from Staff lrd Hollow through Orcuttville to the end cf the Somers trolley line It ;s understood that local incorporators are interested in these franchises, with view of controlling them and getting early action in construction. Joseph WI j:hewse and Joseph La plouowski were before the court Mon- day morning as the result of a mixup at a chIistenilg Honors were about eveu. so Judgs Heald made it $5 and costs each. Monday evening Barney Green of Springfield paid n fine of $7 and costs for an assault on Jact b Gould, who lives near Palmer. The assault took place at the freight depot, and was caused by an alleged over chaIass on the part of Gould for c1m- missions in buyirg apples. Yester- day mornii g Thomas F. Jordan was before the court. charged with being a common drunkard He pleaded not guilty and was put under $1OO bonds for hearing Friday.
 The Stafford Young Mems club was duly organized last Friday night by general meeting of tlwrspeople in- terested in the pubic welfare. There were about fifty five present, and many others who could net come had signif1ed their sympathy and willing. ness to j oin in the support of the en- terprise. A board f nine directors was elected. consisting of Cryil John son, R H. Fisk, w. Williams, J. T. Melbourne, O. Beckwith, J. H Valentine, O. F. Chandler, Dr. c P Bard, M D. O'Connell. The board is to choose it's own officers from with in or without it's own humber, and Is empowered to fill all vacancies in it's membership occurring between annual meetings. These annual meetings are to oCcur in October, and voting power is given to all residents of the town who contribute in money or time to the club, or who are sufficiently inter ested to sign their names on a list of } those to bs notified of the meeting. Three directors are to go out of office each year, and their places are to be , filled at the annual meeting The l club is to be started as soon as pos sible. It will have 8 boys depart ment, open to those from 10 to IA years of age. The decision as to the hours at which the rooa will be Iopen to boys and the hours for the tyO0AB 40OA W@6 404U OO buO uA1OCUOlSp as were also the question of dues and the appointment of ladies' commit tee to provide occasional entertain ment It is planned to hire a regular oare-taker and supervisor who shall be lpresent whenever the rooms are open, and also to plan for the more or less Irregular presence of the directors and other volunteer assistants from the corpoFate membership The purposes of the club are to give opportunity for sooial and athletic privileges under healthy environment. Reading mat ter, games and gymnasium apparatus will be installed. It is hoped to se- cure the services of a competent in- struotor in athletics for occasional or weekly lessons. Solicitors were ar. lpointed to secure $500 for expenses of initial equipment and running K lpenses for i've or six months
 The committee elected to procure funds for the Yourg Mems club wishes to state that anyone wishing to contribute to this wolt'ly obi ct 1Who has not been seen that the said oommittee would be pleased to receive Eany amount, even if 1t Is very small, which would show their interest in the object, ladies included. The fol- lowing Is the committee: Gilbert s. Baker, Robert Smith, R. W. Ellis, Francis Fitzpatrick.